The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-09
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.

Leave your orders for ice cream at
the Star Bakery.
Henry Clark Is home after q visit
with friends at York.
See the fine line OF cooks and ranges
handled by w. w. Wright.
Geo. r. McCrary Of Blue Hill was in
the city the last OF the week.
James Yeieer returned today from
the state university at Lincoln.
Miss Clara Schneider left the first Of
the week for Clay Center, this state.
The partnership Of Lindsey & Smith
has been dissolved Mr.. Smith retiring.
X. b. Fulton is In Cripple Creek, Col.
orado, looking after mining interests
this week.
l.. II. Blackledge went to his former
home in Culbertson Thursday night to
look after a legal case.
+. A. Wilborn has had carpenters
and painters at work and beautified his
residence very much lately.
! Do not fail to hear the sermon in the
Methodist church Sunday evening to
the teachers of Webster county.
Miss Maude Miller left Wednesday
for Lincoln where she will take a pre-
paratory curse at the state university.
j. w. Grace aud brother of Geneva,
Indiana, were here this week looking
up some real estate deals with ID. j.
Myers.
II our readers want q cooking stove
or range they should look over the line
kept by W. w. Wright. They have as
good an assortment as can be found In
Omaha.
Harry Hollenbeck, formerly Of this
city, now of Scandal, Kansas, vas
shaking hands with old friends here
Monday.
The city council failed to meet on
Wednesday evening on account Of a
lack of quorum. The meeting will be
held on Saturday night.
w. G. Black, a real estate man of
Galesburg, Illinois, was here this week
looking after some land deals with our
local real estate dealer, ID. j. Myers.
Advertisingis a great deal like eat
ing. You cannot eat a very large meal
and expect to 90 without eating again
for the next week or ten days; neither
can you advertise successfully by
using q large amount Of space one
week and then dropping out Of sight q
month or so.
Sheriff Wells went to Beatrice Thurs.
day on the early morning train to at
tend a meeting Of the sheriffs of the
northern tier Of counties in Kansas
and the southern tier of counties in
Nebraska, held for the purpose OF per-
fecting an organization by which it is
expected the gang of robbers which
have so long infested these two rows of
counties will be broken up.
The ~Burlington's new fast trains to
Denver aud the west and st. Louis and
the east made their first trip on Sunday
June 4th. The cas-, bound train will
leave Red Cloud at 1850 am, arriving
at St. Joseph at $40 am, Kansas City,
1925 an and st. Louis 2 pm. The
west bound train will leave at 7:55 am.
arriving In Denver at $40 pm.
Through sleeping and chair cars in
both directions. Dining a and buf.
observation-disclosures west Of Ok.
ford.
The wedding of Miss Fidelia Mary
Schaffnit, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schaffn nit of this city to MIR. j.
II. Grafton Of Quincy, IllinOi,,s was
solemnized Thursday morning at 8
O'Clock Mt the home of the brides par
ents. The Rev. +. w. Dean oficiated.
The wedding was a quiet affair only
the family and Immediate friends being
present. The bride is we'll and favor
ably known having resided here for
many years and is much esteemed by
her many acquaintance. She was =
popular teacher of our city schools for
several years and for the past two or
three years has been teaching In Hast
ings where the position held by her
was again rendered her for next year
and not accepted IN account of her
marriage. The groom is principal OF
the actual business department of the
Gem City business college and is an
educator OF merit. The happy couple
left shortly after the ceremony for
their future home at Quincy where the
best wishes of u host Of friends will
! follow them.