The Red Cloud chief., 1901-02-15
LOCALLY

the city Monday.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Thos, Shank.
lin on Monday, a girl.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lach,
the latter part of last week, a boy.
WANTEp-A good girl for general
work, at the depot Lunch counter
HUBERT N~EUERBURG.
Lew Clapp was called to Blooming.
ton the first OF the week by the serious
illness Of his mother.
Little Patti Galusha gave u pleasant
valentine party to q number Of her
young friends last evening.
j. A. Boyd returned home Monday
after a several months trip througc In.
dian territory and other southern
points.
Mrs. l.. II. Blacklcdgo gave a very
pleasant dinner party to n number Of
her lady friends on Wednesday. A
very pleasant time is reported.
Word was received yesterday that
Walter Holesworth son Of MIR. and
Mrs. VIM. Holesworth Of this city had
been drowned at Calastan, Idaho. No
parti sulars were received.
Ward Hiatt and wife returned Wed.
nesday night from a two months visit
with relatives in Illinois. Mrs. Hiatt
had been seriously i'll during \ greater
part of her visit east but is now on.
valescent.
We wish to thank the promoters Of
the drama, "AmIng the Breakers" for
the courtesiss extended to this Office.
Maybe we should extend thanks to the
gentleman who writes drama with two
RS and two ms.
Lizzie, the thirteen year old daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Howard Deisley died
at her home in Inavale on Monday.
The funeral services were held from the
residence at that place on Wednesday
and the remains were laid to rest in
the Red Cloud cemetery.
Mrs. Beach, an aunt of Mrs. G. ID. Rob.
inson and Mrs. Del Wells, died at the
home of the latter on Wednesday even.
ing at o p. IN. The funeral services
were conducted from the home Of Mr..
Wells on Friday and the remains were
!, taken to Blue Hill for interment.
Frank Cowden returned from Chica
} go last Saturday where he has beer
purchasing his new summer stock o.
clothing and mems furnishings. HI
casually informs us that he tore hi
: shirt up the front and down the bacl
in his effort and that he outdid himself
He says that the new spring stock o
n The Cowden.Kale Clothing Co, will
q be one of the largest. finest and best as
sorted that was ever brought to the val
ley. And Frank never jokes abou
business.
q List of letters remaining uncalled 10
at the postofice at Red Cloud, Mel
raska, for the week ending'Jan. 18Th
1900.
Allen, Thos. Bewlher, Mr..
II Cockroft, Walter Cone, Geo. w.
Davey, Gale Howard, Will
Harris, Richard Lane Mrs. John
q Payne, II II. Wager, Dick
These letters will be sent to the dea
letter Office February 2Sth II not cal
!, ed for before. When calling for abov
please say advertised 1T. @. HACE
Err, Postmaster.
An Oxford paper says; "Webste
Jossslyn, for twelve years train an
roadmaster. for the st. Francis branc
Is of the Burlington stationed at Orleans
II has been appointed supply agent TO
the Burlington, vice ID. 5. Guild, VIII
n will remain at Portsmouth as stor
keeper. Mr.. Josselyn has been wit
Ie the Burlington road for twent
q years, having begun his railroad caree
:, with Mr.. Eustis." MI. Josselyn /
IS quite well known in Red Cloud an
his friends here will be pleased to hea
q, of his promotion.
il Sarah Ann Groat, wife OF d.. L. Groa
1t whose death occurred last Friday, Fet
. ruary 9th, at her home in the sout
n part Of the city, was born in Henri
u county, Illinois, June 8, 1S4s. She WI
Of married. to d. l.. Groat December q
10 1864. They moved to lows In 1858 an
came from Iowa to Nebraska, Wit
= their family in 1871. During most
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