The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

l. II. Rust and wife leave this even.
ing for an overland trip to Beaver City.
Discard that light summer robe and
get n Of Buffers Fall and Winter
Robes.
John Polnicky moved to his new
brick building the first Of the week
and now has q very nice place.
Frank Parker and wife Of San Fran.
cisco, former residents of this city are
at present taking a trip to Honolulu.
Miss Sadie Lee of Superior arrived
in the city Wednesday evening and has
taken a position in the telephone cen.
trial Office.
Parties have been around lately at
night swiping house plants. They may
get into the wrong pew and get a warm
reception, so they had better desist.
Makes assimilation perfect, healthy
blood, muscles firm, strong nerves
Quickens the brain, makes and kee 5
you well. Great medicine. Rocky
Mountain Tea. Csc.
Cards are mi announcing the com
ing marriage Of Mr.. Leroy Edison TAFT
to Miss Grace CARRIER, which event
will take place at the home OF the
brides parents on Saturday, October
IL, at 4 p M.
In our last weeks write.up of the
flower parade we uninten,ionally failed
entirely to make mention Of one of the
very pretty rigs which took part. This
was the one which was decorated by
Miss Mable Saunders and Mrs. Hughes.
The decorations were pumpkin bios
SONS, small pumpkins and vines and
were very tastefully arranged and ar.
tistically designed. Our oversight was
not noticed until after the paper was
printed and it is due the ladies that we
make this apology for our carelessness.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at the p~ostoilice at Red Cloud, Neb.
raska, for the week ending October 3,
1901
Afford Brownlee, Conrad Aumen,
VIM. Coombs, Robt. Eyers,
Bell Forte, M. T.. Fulton,
John Kropp, 4. A. Warrington,
Hattie Wells, Mabel Woodside,
These letters will be sent To the dead
letter Office October 10Th, il not cali
ed for before. When calling for above
please say advertised IT. g. HACK
Err, Postmaster.
At the residence OF Mr. add Mrs G.
ID. Robinson last Tuesday afternoon
was given one of the most pleasant at
home parties W. held in this city,
which was given in honor OF Mrs. L. b.
Gazs Of Baker City, Oregon, \ sister of
Mr.. Robinson. The house had been
very arlistically decorated for the oc.
c~asion, and the flower decorations
were very unique and attractive. Over
one hundred invited guests participat-
ed In the event. Refreshments consist
ing of ice cream, cake, sherbet, etc.,
were served. The event was one Of
the most notable and elaborate social
functions that it has been our pleasure
to chronicle In this city.
~
High School Course Of Entertainments.
The high school is arranging for q
course Of high class entertainments for
the winter. The object of the course is
not to make money but to furnish q
class Of programs BY the best entertain
ers on tho platform. This 10 au enter.
prise for the good Of the school and the
city. and We ask the cooperation Of all
Of the people Of the TO vn. The course
is expensive and unless the people
assist in maintaining it the course will
fail. Consider this an opportunity to
get a winters entertainment at a rea-
sonable cost and not that you are o
tributing to a charitable cause. The
course will consist OF five numbers.
1st-November-"Hahn. Parke Quar-
tetts." This consists OF the following
combinations: Mary Davis Hahn, first
violin and s%oloist; Anna Dale Parke
second violin; Ada Dale Parke, viola;
Nina Dale Parke, allo. The Parksssis.
ters quartet, Anna Dale Parke, first
violin; Ada Dale Parke, viola and SO.
prano; Nina Dale Parke, cello; Caro-
line Dale Parke, piano; Mr.. Asa How.
ard, bsrytone. This is the greatest
combination OF talent the bureau puts
out.
2d-December-Ralph Parlette. HUI.
morist and impersonstor called the
second Bob Burdete. He says OF him.
self: ~ made my debut before IN
American audience thirty-two years
ago on my first birthday. The affair
wasn't properly advertised, but it was
a bowling success l filled the public
ear nightly and created q big sensation.
Year after year my thinker ran on