The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-25

James NJ. Joy, residing three miles
west of ~Inavale, died on Tuesday
morning, May %, at . pm. The re.
mains we're shipped to Osceola, Ne.
braska for interment or Thursday.
Tickets for commencement exercises
will be on sale at ii. f.. Grice's Tues
nesday morning, May Goth. No per-
son will be allowed to purchase more
than four tickets at one time. Admis'
sion l5r. No extra charge for reserved
GOLD AT CAFE NoME.-lf you want
information about the Cape Nome
country, how to get there and what it
costs, write to j. Francis, General Pas
senper Agent, b. ~ NJ. railroad in Neb'
raska, Omaha, Neb.
All the usual services will be held at
the Baptist church next Sunday. In
the morning a memorial sermon Will
be delivered and the service generally
will be a tribute to our soldiers, living
and dead. A cordial invitation is CIV
en- to all desiring to attend.
At an adjourned meeting of the city
council on Monday evening the con-
tract for the connecting Of the wells
at the water woi ks pumping station
was let to Jas. Peterson. The material
will begin to arrive the fore part OF the
week and the work will be rushed 10
completion as fast as possible.
Members Of the w. r. C. and e A.
r. are requested to meet at their head
quarters Sunday, MAY 81, at O'Clock
prompt, and march in a body to the
Episcopal church where the memorial
sermon will be delivered by Rev
Handlers pastor of the church. All
churches are requested to join in this
service of our heroes, the nations dead
seats. Every seat in the house will be
reserved.
NorICE:-The annual meeting OF thu
Martin Cemetery Burial Board will b'
held in the cemetery on Tuesday, May
Goth, 1900, at one o'clock pm, to cleo
officers, clean up the cemetery ant
e transact such other business as mal
come before the meeting. All are cor
daily invited to turn out and help Il
beautify the cemetery.-lNo b. STAN
SER, Chairman.
A camp of the Modern Woodme'
was organized at Wonier last week b!
s Frank Bowren, deputy head consul an
w. H. Bouson, assistant deputy. Tn
y new lodge starts out with twenty-five
charter members, and will meet ever,
Thursday evening at the Womer schoo
house. The officers elected we're q
y follows.
v. CD. Mathes.
II w. A.-Jno. Williams.
Banker-B. 7. Ring.
-, Clerk-O. Noble.
Watchman-L. Peterson,
Sentry-Chas Davis.
Died at her home near Campbell
- Nebraska, on May II, 1900, aged :
u wears, 10 months and 2 days, Mrs Cal
" RE McMahan wife of j. X. McMahai
Carrie Medley was born at Greenfield
t. Adair county, Iowa, July 10, 1874, cam
le to Nebraska in 1896, and was united
at marriage to j. r. McMahan Jan. |
1899. She was converted at the age
~ 16 and united with the M. +. churcI
l.. She was a kind and loving wife an
30 af~fec,ionate mother. She leaves a hu
band and little baby, father two brotl
ers and three sisters to mou her los
r. The funeral was conducted By Rev,
nj W. Hummell, the pastor by whom ST
es vas married only sixteen short month
III AGO at the Prairie Gem school hou.
and interment was made IN the Pralr
me- Gem cemetery, to which place the I
Ie mains were followed by Il large co
cc course of sympathizing friends. III
as husband and family have the symp
thy of all in this their dire affection