The Red Cloud chief., 1899-09-29
E HAPPENINGS.
Furniture at cost at Taylor's.

day.
Take your harness repairing to Fogel
and Hutchison.
District court will in this
city next Monday.
Geo. Mccall was up from Guide Rock
the last of the week.
G.. Nj. Caster Of Franklin county was
here the first of the week.
Geo. w. Lindsey and family have
moved down on the farm.
Have you seen that fine line of nets
and busters at j. o. Buffers.
Isaac Fish of Bladen was looking
after business here Saturday.
Alvin Pope left Tuesday morning for
Lincoln where he goes to teach.
l.. II. Rust and wife lief; the first of
the week overland for a visit to Beaver
City.
Ed. Pulsipher has taken the position
Of bartender in the saloon OF M. M.
Stern.
Mrs. G. +. Gather left Saturday for
Lincoln where she will visit with her
husband.
Mrs. l.. ID. Wells returned Wednes'
day morning from n visit with relatives
at Denver.
Miss Edith McKeighan left Monday
morning for Lincoln where she has
secured a position.
See W. w. Wright's line Of refrigel
ators. He handles the Herrick which
is the best on earth.
You can always find what you want
in the meat line at Warren's market
Fresh fish every Friday.
DR.. Beck reports the arrival on Sat
urday night last of a fine baby girl a
the home of Clarence Wilson.
Mrs. +. f. Elliott who has been visit
ing with the family of Thomas Emigl
has returned to her home in Illinois.
J. H Reed and son Frank who have
been visiting DR.. Z. s. Reed and othe'
relatives and frie nds here have gone t.
California.
II. Barnes aud brother j. A. left Mon
day for Oskaloosa, Iowa, having re
ceived the information that theil
mother was seriously i'll.
Having decided to close out my bust
ness in this city I offer my entire stock
of furniture, carpets, curtains and wal
paper at COST. V. TAYLOR.
A telephone in your home or place
of business will save you valuable
time and many a step. The rate for .
phone is low. Consult the local man
ager.
Losr:-Black pOcketbook with a five
and one dollar bill and some small
change, calling cards, etc. Finder vii
please leave at livery barn Of G. T
Hazelton.
Charles Etherton who had his foo
, crushed in the b. & M. yards som
time and afterward had the mem
Der amputated is able to be up ant
around the house.
Someone at the little town Of Byron
east Of here had business Of enough i'm
%portance in New York City on Tues
3 day night to transact 1t over the tele
phone at a cost of five dollars for iii
teen minutes.
' A line of red paint commonly know
' as a dead line has been placed on Tia
l the b. e. M. platform. 1t is as mucl
respected as a Filipino trench wa
= when the First Nebraska wanted t
get on the other side.
A. f.. Bartlett of McCook was her
the last of the week visiting old friends
He was one of the boys who wer
brought here many years ago ant
given homes by residents of this count,
. and his mission here was to see II b
could learn anything in regard to hi
relatives, but he has so far beer un
o successful.
"S l look back, it amt the money
I've spent for the good times t Nv
, had 7 l regret. It's the good times
= I might AS we'll We had and didn'
o I'm inclined to think" he remarke'
with an air of having given the matte
: consideration, "thst after Adam "a
Eve got buncoed out of the gard'n the
kicked themselves as much as anythiI
Cor not Laxin, CLAIMED I'M the hull ire