The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17

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Mrs. II. G. Cutter in this city, on
Thursday afternoon, February 16, Mr..
Alter, Overlees to Mrs. Clara M. Jack
son, Rev. L.. A.. Hussoug officiating.
The newly welded couple will make
their future home near Riverton.
The drama, "Carl johnson, the
Woodman," which was to have been
given by the M. w. A. of Cowles on
the evening of Saturday, February 1s,
has been postponed one week until the
evening of Saturday, February 25th, on
account Of meetings going on at that
place.
The meetings which have been con.
Quoted in the Methodist church during |
the past month by the pastor, Rev. j.
M. Darby, came to a close last Sunday |
evening. Notwithstanding the severe
weather during the time the meetings
were in progress, they were largely at.
tended.
M. b. Scott drove down from COwles
on last Saturday to receive the remains
| Of his infant child which died recently
at the home of his sister at Jansen.
Mr.. SCOTS troubles are not coming
singly and in his latest sorrow he has
the sympathy Of many friends.
Listof letters rem aiming uncalled for
at the p~ostofice at Red Cloud, Neb-
raska, for the week ending Feb. 10Th,
1899.
Perry, Pirl Wilson, q. H. C)
Wheeler, Fred
These letters will be SEM to the dead
letter Office March Cd, IL not called for
before. When calling for above please
say advertised.-T. G. HACKER, p. N
G. E. MECHANICAL who has been night
operator at the depot for some time,
has gone TO McCook. A wire report
stated that he was married and some
of his friends c~ongregated at Oxford
to meet him. Of course it Was only q
joke but one interested party at Hold
rege kept the wires pretty hot because
the report sent from here had got the
first name Of the supposed bride mixed.
The city of Red Cloud must DO ad.
vertised in some way as . haven Of
rest and . JOY forever for fakirs. They
come singly, in pairs, and sometimes
IS high as q half dozen. They have
always something that is just needed
here, and although they sometimes di.
vide their scheme with q church or
lodge association they always manage
to carry of the big per cent Of the pro.
ceeds for furnishing the "brains."
Marcus Lawritson, formerly OF the
depot force at this place, but nov sta
ton agent at Holbrook, this state, was
here the first Of the week aud on Tues
day evening was married to Miss Marie
Nelson of this city, Judge Duffy ofici.
ating. The groom is we'll known here
and has made manvf friends by his gen.
tlemanly ways. The bride is an esti-
mable young lady who has the friend.
ship of a host Of acquaintance. The
CHIEF extends congratulations and best
wishes.
John Garner accompanied by his
family left today to locate a new home
at Caldwell, Idaho. While making q
trip to that part of the union he was
much taken with the country and the
CHIEF hopes he has made a wise selec.
ton and will prosper. He has been
identified with the school interests of
this county and has been q teacher for
about ten years. Through his instru.
mentality the first circulating library
in the county was established. He and
his wife will be missed by many friends
here.
California poultry Car will be on
track Q q the b. 4 M. depot. Friday
forenoon, February Gath, and will pay
the following high prices for poultry
/. delivered To the car: Hens, z cents
per pound; smooth young ROSTERS, &c;
per pound, shaggy young ROSTERS, Si.75
per dozen; old ROSTERS, d 80 per dozen;
ducks and geese &c per pound; oil tur.
keys weighing over eight pounds &c per
pound. Craws must be empty. Sick or
unmarketable poultry not wanted
ST. JOSEPH POuLTRY Il EGG Co.
!, The following from an exchange con-
!, tains a large amount Of truth; ''The
! prosperity of a town is not guided by
the wealth of lis inhabitants, but by
the uniformity with which they pull
together when any important duty is
r to be accomplished. A man with a
Q ,hosuand dollars at his command aud
Q an interest in to welfare Of his town at
heart, q do more for the building
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