The Red Cloud chief., 1901-02-22
LOCALLY

men you nave urgent business WIN
someone in another town or city, re. :
member you can reach your party the
quickest and best by the long distance :
telephone. Rates made known on ap.
~plication to central" .
A very pleasant social dance was
given on Tuesday evening by a num-.
Der of the young folks in honor Of Ben
Mcfarland, who will soon leave again
for Deadwood, South Dakota. A very ;
pleasant time was had 10y those pres.
ent.
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A telegram bearing the sad tidings
Of the death Of the mother of &. W,
A. y. and Miss Bess Kaleo was re-
ceived last evening and the two latter
at once departed for Carey, Ohio, to
attend the funeral. g. w. could not
60 on account Of the illness Of his
wife.
William Dickson an old settler Of this
county died at his home north Of this
city on last Fri lay afternoon, February
18th, after a short illness. He was born
April 10, 1885. He was a member Of
the A. q. u. w. and q. A. X. societies.
The funeral sevices were held at the
Congregational church on Sunday after.
, noon and the remains were laid to rest
In the Red Cloud cemetery.
. Mayor Warren has figured up the ex.
penses to tho city incurred In the
, -malIpux quarantine In this city and
, has made n claim for tue stun against
, the state there being several other
towns asking for relief from the amt
source. Senator Pitney and Represent.
}ative Peisiger Of this county have inter
estrd themselves IN the matter and n
I bill has been presented to the legislat.
D ure by the ialler. They believe there
. will be no opposition aud the city viii
u be reimbursed for its outlay.
A number of Knights Templar
: Messers. Bronson, Cole, Willis, Me-
Clure aud Wilcox of McCOok, Luce OF
= Republican City, Fair and McKeeby Of
I Superior were here Thursday and seven
candidates were raised to the exalted
order Of twelfth degree Masons. A ban.
: quet with plates for eighteen was serv'
/, ed by w. s. Bense in the style aud
} sumptuousness in which that popular
caterer Is SO well versed. Nothing
I which the season afforded was lacking
{ in the splendid menu and the neighbol
{ Knights departed for their no mes with
the satisfaction Of knowing that Rec
Cloud is q pleasant place to visit.
{ The drama "Among The Breakers
Z which was given by the coming gradu
ates of the high school and the "ha'
beens" was largely attended, the house
being crowded. all Of which shows tina
we need a good opera house in which
{ our home talent in music and the dra
{ ma may have q chance to show them
selves to advantage. While we were
: not present and can therefore Civ,
the participants but passing mention
we understand that the entertainment
vas we'll under hand and up to q gOot
& standard, and many parts we're played
with exceptional merit. We wish u
: see these same young men and ladie'
! appear in a new ground floor oper'
house, otherwise we will have to foregt
s the pleasure.
- We are pleased TO chronicle thil
week the happy event of the marriage
Iet OF MIR. Ralph + Mccall and Miss Ros,
II Topham at the home of the brides par
mt ents MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Topham il
re Line township on Wednesday evening
ng last. A large number Of friends OF tin
ou family were present and left man.
oi valuable tokens as remembrahces o
ne he start out in life of the happy couple
The bride is the daughter OF Josepl
IL lTopham a prosperous farmer, and tn
=, groom is the son Of Mrs. Olive
Mccall and they are both estimabl
nj young people of much worth and bav
H. many friends. An Gxcellant wedding
h, supper was partsken OF after the cere
- mopv The CHIEF with their man,