The Red Cloud chief., 1900-06-15
WEEKS HAPPENINGS

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hardware store.
have a few dozen pansy plants for
sale.-MRs. MAMIE PARKER
Wright has every article of ware that
is needed around the kitchen.
Mrs. Isaac Stephenson OF Riverton,
was trading In the city Monday.
II you want hail or other insurance
see me before writing %. &. Tel.
Mrs, Paul Storey and children spent
last week with her parents near Cowles.
VIM Ieluff is adjoining his residence
property in the south ward with n new
picket fence.
II. +. Pond is in Lincoln this week
making arrangements to move TO that
city in about n month.
Mrs. Blanche jenkins of Beatrice, is
visiting in the city at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. a. Cummings.
Geo. Morhart and wife are occupy.
ing the property in the south ward re.
Gently vacated by VIM. Tulleys.
All kinds Of repairs for the Cham.
pion binders and mower a be had
at W. Ii. Roby's feed store.
Mr.. Stonebreaker has moved into the
VIM. Cultivate property west of the
city, which he recently purchased.
G. ID. Morse, accompanied by his
wife and daughter arrived here from
Osceola, Sunday. They drove through
and report a very pleasant trip.
Alfred Hadeil and wife departed for
Denver and other western points Mon.
day night. They went with the hope of
%beneiting Mrs. Hadell's health.
McNitt's orchestra played for the
evening session OF the institute Thurs
day night, and will play two nights
next week. This is where the boys
shine.
The Dorcas society Of the NJ. f..
church will serve ice cream and cake
at Mitchell's hardware store, Saturday,
evening June 10th. Proceeds to buy
lights for M. +. church.
&. A. Latta is making preparations
for the building OF one OF the most com.
modious and best residences in the
county on his farm cas-. of town. The
dimensions will be 40x64.
Miss Della Liggett who has been
attending to the trimming department
of the Morse millinery store left last
Monday for st. Joe where she will visit
and then go to her home in Illinois.
Marshall Roby is giving the boys Il
chance to call him Scrip" on account
of having had the misfortune t. run Il
nail in his foot. We are glad to note
that he has been able to discard his
crutches at this writing.
The Ladies Aid Society met IN a soc.
ial gathering Tuesday night, at the
home of their president, Mrs. l.. IL.
Rust, and vbiled away several hours.
Ice cream and cake were served, and
all report a very pleasant evening.
At the Grace Episcopal church next
Sunday, the first Sunday after Trinity.
the following services will be observed:
Morning prayer, Litany, and sermon
at 1880 am. Evening prayer and ser.
NOR at 8 IN. The 1t. Rev. Arson X.
Graves, bishop Of the diocese, iii visit
Grace church Monday evening, June
18th. Evening prayer and sermon by
the Bishop. The public is cordially in.
vited to attend these services.
The new wells at the water works
are at present working in good shape.
1t was thought they were not a
success as they would pump dry in a
short time. The trouble evidently was
that the water was shut out of the
wells on account of there not being
sufficient gauze on the tubeing. Sand.
points were procured and put ON three
of the poorest wells and the tubeing
raised and since then there has been
no trouble.