The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-24
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the week
Henry kceuey OF CowlrS was in this
city, Wednesday. :
Duroc Jersey hogs for sale. Enquire
of j. + Jackson.
By Sheppardson Of Riverton was in
the city, Wednesday.
Mrs. Omer Doing arrived in the city
5or a visit with relatives.
r Il. RUNNER was in Western, Ne.
braska, the first of the week.
John Polnicky and wife left yester.
day morning, for Kansas City.
Good Domestic coal from $3.50 to 81
per ton at the bins at W Is. Roby's.
Mrs. Oscar Hughes returned, Monday
from IA visit with relatives IN Fairburt
Don't fail to- hear Judge Norris at the
opera house ncXtrhursday at : 80 III,
Charlie Fort visited at the home of
his parents in this city the first Of this
week .,
Chas. Haley is viewing the sights ~
the fine stc, X show in Kansas City, tbfs
week. J
F.C.Buschow If BIuciIill was attenJ.
ing to business matters in this city,
Tuesday.
Ed. Dyer, wife and family arrived in
the city, Wednesday, for II visit with
relatives.
w. b. Householder ( Bladen was
looking after his political fences in this
vicinity, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Wiles of Orleans arrived
in the city, Wednesday, for a visit At
the home of her parents.
The Misses Barber of Bloomi, gton
arrived iu the city, Wednesday, for q
visit with Miss Francis Harmon. }
Miss Clara Mcmillan was in Omaha,
the first of the week, attending the con
v@ention Of the Disciples of Christ,
Mrs. S + .Spokesfield returned yes,er'
day, from Omaha where she attended
convention of the Disciples of Christ.
Mrs. Oscar Hughes and her sister
Mrs. Williams left this morning fol
a visit with relatives in Cripple Creek
Colorado.
Mark Chaplin living north OF lnavalt
has a new boarder at his house in the
person of a baby daughter who ar
rived there last Friday.
Mrs. Bertha Freelove left, yesterday
morning for her home in Manning
Iowa. Miss Ethel Hosmer accompan
led her as far as Lincoln, Nebraska.
Services at the Brethren church each
Sunday. Preaching at II a. M, and a
1:30, 2. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m
All are invited to come. &. Ii. Smith
pastor.
Geo. l.. Day of Superior, Republican
candidate for staate senator, was in the
city, Thursday, and accompanied + ;
CARRIER and others to Blue Hill to hear
the speeches Of Hon, q. W. Norris ant
A. G Shallenborg,r.
Mcsscrs Bailey and Ayers of Long
Island. Kansas, have purchased thu
grocery and queensware stock of b. r
Miscr and will take possession the tirs
of December. They expect to carry
general merchandise stock.
Noticed to DEMONSTRATING dissolve,
our partnership and wishing to straight
en- up our books as soon as possible
Itho% knowing themselves to be indebt
eYus, will please to call and settle thei
accounts as o o as possible. RIFE an,
FKooN.
There will be a meeting of the re
publican county central committee Il
DR.. L.. ii. Beck's Office in this cit,
Thursday, October 30 at 1870 p. m. Al
} committeeman are rquested 10 be pre-
/, sent, as there is business of importanc,
to transact. l.. IL. BECK, Chairman.
, Last Saturday the county treasure
paid city water bond No. 4. This vii
probably be the last bond to be palC
this fiscal year and unless the city dad
should issue %refunding bonds befor
the next interest period, this city wi
: be required TO pay interest on $3.50
the amount OF the water bonds nov
= outstanding. The bonds draw interes
' at the rate Of 6 per cent and by tn
payment of the bonds which hav
been paid this year the interest take
| have been reduced 800. The quer
now is, IL it takes fourteen years to re
). duce the interest 800, how long will
!. take the city dads to issue refundin
bonds?
Miss Elsie Ralston died at the hon
of her grand. mother, Mrs. JOSEF
Graves, Wednesday, October %,
= about 10 o'clock 4. IN. Funeral ser,