The Red Cloud chief., 1900-06-08
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.

"'ss Neeu VI uuiue NUN was mere
Monday.
w. IL. Hilton of Baden was here
Wednesday.
Geo. X. McCrary of Blue Hill was
here Wednesday.
j. W. Reed and wife of Guide Rock
were here this week.
Mrs. M. nj. Stern was visiting friends
in Hastings this week.
Will Parker made a business trip to
Grand Island this week.
Grant Usher was a visitor to Guide
Rock the first Of the week.
Call and see the Sherman" bicycle
at Morhart Bros. 1t is q beauty.
That two hole gasoline stove at Nor.
hart Bros. for 1926 is II special bargain
Wanted, a good girl for general house.
work. Will pay good wages Alfred Ha.
Born, to Ed Parkes Jr., Monday,
June 4,h, a boy of usual Nebraska
weight.
James Mitchell who has been visit.
ing here returned to Hastings the first
OF the week.
j. w. Runchey has had a force of
painters and paper hangers at work
this week fixing up his hotel.
Russell Skaggs and Dick Hanna who
have been working in the marble
works at Oxford are home again.
Rev. l.. A. Hussong preached the
o~accalanreate sermon to the gradua.
ting class at the Christian church last
Sunday evening.
At the school board meeting las,
Monday evening, Miss Mable Howard
was elected as teacher In place of Mis- IS
Marker who resigned.
John Polnicky and M. nj. Stern were
in West Point this week in attendance
at the three days session of the Ne.
braska Retail Liquor Dealers Associa.
ton.
The hre department is making prep.
arations to attend the State Fireman's
Tournament at York, July "a to &c. A
running team has been selected and
will commence practicing for the oc.
casiOp.
The poultry car vas here this week,
and from here started for San Francis
CO with 2l,0OO pounds of Nebraska
poultry, which had been gathered up
along the line.
Children's day exercises will be held
at the COngr egational church next
Sunday, June 10th at 1890 am An
appropriate program has been arranged
for the occasion.
The rescue circle will meet with
Mrs. Fulton, Tuesday, June l2th a,
3 pm. Bring the rags you have pre-
pared. Election of officers will take
place. Please remember the meeting
and be present.
On last Sunday morning a young
son of j. W. Wallin was accidentally
shot in the neck with a target rifle by
a companion while shooting at a tar
get. Ii no unfavorable complica
tions arise no serious results are looked
for.
Married, at the Cowles Nj. +. par
sonage, June 5, 1900, Mr.. Ed Scott and
Miss Florence Hines, Rev. James q
Day, officiating. The happy coupl,
expect to make Franklin, Nebraska
their future home. May peace anc
prosperity be theirs.
Samuel John, infant, son O,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Billings, died a
its home twelve miles southwest of this
city Thursday morning of cholera in
fantum. The funeral was held FRIDAY
and the remains laid to rest in the Mt
Hope cemetery. The family have tn,
sympathy Of all, in their sad bereave
ment,
Otto Pope had the misfortune las
Sunday to have q horse which he ha,
been driving, so badly cut on a wir,
fence that he had to be killed. He wa
down neal the river and had the hors'
tied up but he became scared at som
cattle and ran away with the abov,
result. The horse belonged to G. NJ
Smith.
On last Saturday evening the gradu
ulluR CluSs was lltUltu W u idItWt I
reception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
I q. |. Kelley, Mr.. Kelley taking thi
method of showing his appreciation O
) the manner in which the class of 100
had worked under his supervision
The evening was spent in games and
general good time, after which tn
! young folks were invited TO the dinin,
room to partake Of a bountiful repas
which Mrs. Kelley had prepared 70
, them.
: The graduating class of this yea
! . will 60 out on life's rough sea with tn
. most pleasant memories OF the last few
days of school work and also Of tn
. social gatherings gwen IN their honor
/. One OF the most pleasant Of thes
was the reception given them by tn
Juniors, or the class of 1901, last Nor
q lo- n;nht Tho vnunv nanplA nat !: