The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-02
LOCALLY
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Miner Bros.
Fly nets and busters in endless va.
riety at Fogel & Hutchison's.
You can get granite and tinware
cheap at rhe Fair. A new line just re.
ceived.
Special sale on nets, busters aud
light harness for the next thirty DAYS
at j. q. Buffers.
Mrs. NJ. Walker of Lawrence, Kan.
sas, is visiting with her sister Mrs. A..
Galusha this week.
Robert Mcbride left Tuesday noon
for Kearney where he has accepted a
position in a clothing store.
Mrs. Ell. Cox of McCook arrived
in the city Saturday and will visit with
&. G. Cox and family near Lester.
Mrs. Ed Smith of Norton, Kansas,
who has been visiting with j. II. Smith
and wife, returned home Saturday.
G. c. Cowden was IN Superior the
fore part of the week visiting with his
son Amos. He returned home Tues.
day.
Wo. k on The Polnicky building has
progressed finely this week. The brick
work Of the second story is almost com.
pleted.
nj. G: Sherman returned Saturday
from a trip up in the northern part of
the state looking after the harvesting
machine business.
An additional ornamental cornice de.
sign has been placed on the II. +.
Grice drug store building and adds
much to its appearance.
A mar with a hoe or a shovel under
the employ Of the city might make the
stone walks passable in an hours time
by removing the mud therefrom.
Ringing Bros. circus, which has in
the past been SO popular with the cir.
Gus goirg people of Red Cloud and
vicinity is beginning to bill for per.
formances in this state.
VIM Lindley, who has been quite III
at his home in Burr Oak for some time,
will move to this city as SOON as pos
sible and make il his future home. liz
is reported as improving nicely al
present.
q X. CLANCY has so far recovered
from his recent sickness as to be able
to be sround on our streets again. HI
has had a pretty tough time of it bu'
from appearances he will probably
pull through all right now.
The weather mar played us two yer!
naughty tricks this week. Monday b,
sent a huge bunch Of black clouds ~
from the south to within a few miles o.
us and on Tuesday did the same OF
the north side of us, and they all wen
around.
The Red Cloud Steam Laundry thi.
week changed hands, p. Hansen retir
ing and Oliver Schaffni assuming con
troll of the establishment. We are sor
ry to lose Mr.. Hansen from our bust
ness circles, and also take pleasure In
wishing the new proprietor success il
his new venture. Mr.. Hansen will
leave next week for an extended visit
in different parts of the country.
The sad news of the death OF Amos
Cowden at Superior. at 1915, this (Fri.
day. morning, was received in this city
shortly before noon. The cause OF hi.
death was stomach trouble, from which
he has been a sufferer for three or -four
years. He had been apparently in
good health lately, and Thursday aft,
ernoon was taken with cramps. His
condition gradually grew worst and
this morning his parents we're called
His father and mother and brother
Frank left here on the 10 o'clock train
| but arrived just too late, Amos having
died just as the train pulled into Su.
perior. The remains will be brought
to this city this evening. The time fol
the funeral has no as yet been set
Amos had a host Of friends In this city
who will be sorry to hear Of his death,
The bereaved rolotives have the sym.
patty Of our entire community.