The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-17
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.

urday and Sunday.
A. d. McNeer Of Blue Hill was here .
the first Of the week.
Col. Virgins departed Tuesday eve.
ming on a trip to Denver.
Mrs. l. Frisbie returned Saturday
from a visit with relatives In McCook.
Mrs. Charles Milligan Of Oxford was
here visiting friends the last Of the
week.
GIRL WANTED For kitchen work.
At Bon Ton Bakery. Good wages to
right party.
7. f. Penman and wife returned Fri.
day night from their trip to the east
ern part Of the state.
Mrs. G. M. Wetherald returned home
to Hebron Saturday after a visit with
s. F. Spokesfield and family.
Ida Benson, niece Of Thomas Fisher
living north Of town, arrived here Tues.
day night from Sheridan, Iowa.
Il
Mrs. Olinger who has been visiting
with the family Of Frank Smelser for
the past six weeks left for Paola, Kan
sas, Wednesday.
>. Edward Warren, of Reynolds, an old
. friend of Dell Turnure, was visiting
here a few days with that gentleman,
returning home Monday morning.
J.W. Smith, a former well known
,, resident of Red Cloud, now Ut Cripple
!. Creek, Colorado, was here the first Of
the week visiting with his brother and
other friends here.
Omer Doling Of Holdrege was here
8 this week visiting friends. He is walk.
ing with q cane owing to an injury re.
ceived to his right knee cap by falling
when dropping of q switch engine In
the yards there.
For SALE.-House and lot, corner
Webster street and Fifth avenue, con-
tanning 10 rooms and cellar; also barn
and lot.-For further particulars, al,
dress, L. BAUM, No. II Pot omac Ave
Q Chicago, Ills.
Prof. F.F. Owen, Of Franklin acade'
my was here last week and made ar
:. rangements for the Academy Glee Club
and Flute Band to give a concert at the
Z opera house on April 3. This will be
\ the last of q series of concerts in towns
\ east of here during the Easter vacation
Z What began to look like a coal fam
Z inc came 20 pass in our city the last OF
. last week and the dropping of the mer
4 curry on Saturday with the prospect Of
Z a blizzard began to make things lool
D serious as lots of folks were entirely
: out Of coal. A carload or two received
Z in the afternoon averted any suffering
Q Pearl L., the daughter of Mrs. Frais'
y died Of spinal meningitis at the tende
Y age of o years, 2 months and Is days OF
2 last Wednesday. The funeral servic
y was conducted this morning at i
Y o'clock at the M. Il. church by Eide
Y Hussong and Rev, Darby. The in.er
b ment was at Pleasant Hill cemetery.
V Emmett &. Tenant, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. ID. +. Tenant living five mile
north OF the city died on Friday mornin
the 10th. He was buried from tn
Methodist church in this city last Sun
day morning where a large congrega
ton gathered to pay the last sad rite
the living can pay to the dead. Hi
. body was inferred in the city cemeter
3 to await the trumpet blast of assize'
z The father and mother with five bro
theirs mourn his loss. A large humble
of friends sympathize with the family.
The.Red Cloud Argus came out las
q week bearing the name OF l.. Il. TAI
8 as publisher, he having purchased th
good will and plant from the forme
3 editor, Mr.. Geo. j. Warren, Roy as h
y is fs military known, was formerly en-
~ ployed in the office OF A. o. Hosme
y and did duty on the CHIEF for a nun
3 Der Of years while the paper was owne
q by that gentleman. He il young ma
y of ability and the Argus in his hand
a will be well taken care OF. For MI
Warren the outgoing editor, althoug
" we have in the past mad many dlffel
q ences, we hope he may engage IN
Y business pursuit or Otherwise wher
his efforts will receive more apPrecla
= ton than is generally accorded to
newspaper man. To both the Q an
retiring publisher w wish sbundau