The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-11
E HAPPENINGS

Big Sunday dinner at Star bakery.
Postmaster Anderson OF Bladen was
here Monday.
Dwight Jones was up from Guide
Rock Wednesday.
State Evangelist l.. A. Hussong was
in the city this week.
Frank Hadley is doing a contract OF
painting in Alma this week.
Samuel Foe moved this week from the
south part Of town to a residence on
Elm street.
Jos. Kubicek Of McCook was here
the first of the week looking after prop.
erty interests
A. A. Frame is identifying his resi-.
dence in the south ward by an appli.
cation of paint.
Fred Mckeeby is attending the scs.
sion of the State Medical association at
Omaha this week.
NJ Finch made q trip to Lincoln the
fore part Of the week for a short..visit
returning home Tuesday.
VIM. &. Greenlee and Miss Iona A.
Bailey, both of Webster county, were
granted a license to wed on May 9th.
w. A. Mitchell this week. removed
| his stock of hardware to the Peterson
building on the corner Of Fourth av.
enue and Webster street.
Homer W. Squires Of j Jewell county,
Kansas, and Miss Daisy V. Brandon of
Kansas City, Missouri, were married
by Rev. A. &. Finch on May 8.
BY arrangement Rev. |. w. Edison
will occupy the pulpit at the Baptist
church for a few weeks. Services at
the usual hours. Cordial welcome eS.
tended to all who come.
The ladies wonder how Mrs. Is. man.
ages to preserve her youthful looks.
The secret is she takes PRICKLY ASH
BIrrERs; it keeps the system in perfect
order. For further particulars call on
C.L. Getting.
At the meeting of the city council
last Tuesday evening held for the pur.
pose Of considering bids on the water
works extension not n bid was pre-.
scented. 1t would now he in order for
the city to go ahead and purchase the
material and secur the services of Il
competent man to do the work. This
is in all probability just what will be
done.
At the meeting of the school board
last Monday night the following named
teachers were elected for the next
school year. superintendent, IL. l.,
Sans of Riverton, Teachers north
ward school; Principal, lila McClel
|, land, assistant principal, Johann vor
Pllsum; fourth room, Addie j. Graves
third room, Mabel Day; second room
Gertie Lindley first room, Alice Rems
berg; primary, Ruth Owen of Riverion
South ward; Principal, VIM. Heilel
bower; Lizzie Marker, Ada Skjelver
!, Carrie Hummel, positions not assigned
/, G. Is. Crone was elected president OF
the board and l.. IL. Fort secretary.
Now that there is a good prospec,
for crops and all nature seems bent or
the making Of plenty, it seems to III
would be a very opportuue time FOL
those IN arrears to come in and pay
, their subscription. AS we have said
!, before it is not the large amount o.
each individual who is in arrears, bu'
taken as a whole it amounts to a large
sum. Take for instance the fact tina
. OF five hundred delinqusnts, dfty owl
l from two to three years, two:hundret
owe two years and the balance or tive
hundred and fifty owe n year. Thi
i. collectively makes a large sum. Som,
4. people seem to think that they shoul'
S receive a paper right along withou
!. paying a cent, but they don't stop t
think that the publisher has to be etel
nally putting up the cash. When 80
read this article stop and think If 80
= are one of the many and then do tn
= right thing. Well not become a bloa'
p ed bond holder but in turn we will pa
,,hat uo