The Red Cloud chief., 1902-07-25

Frank Cowdcn, secretary Of the
Cowdcn Haley Clothing Company, will
leave next Sunday for the east to pur
chase the Compauy's fall and winter
stock of goods. He will go direct to
st. Louis, and from there will prob.
ably go To Chicago and New York.
The firm has had a prosperous year.
+. Fitz went to Franklin Monday
evening to join with W. +. Bruce Of
Superior in building a brick yard there.
Franklin will do considerable building
this fall and expects to use a la, ge
quantity Of brick. Franklin is fortunate
IN securing so good a workman as MIR.
Fitz, and should he succeed IN securing
the contracts for the buildings to be
erected, those who employ him will be
satisfied with his work.
Services at the Church of Christ will
be held as usual mex Lords day.
Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 8 p. m. by
the minister, L. A. Meredith. Bible
school at noon. Trace Sherer superin.
tendent. Junior G. E.,3 pm, Mrs. Mere
dith acting superintendent. Prayer
meeting Wednesdayat 8 p. n. Special
music at morning and evening preach.
ing services. We will make you wei.
come. Come and give US the oppor.
tunity.
Grand Island city and Hall comfy
may jointly purchase a pair Of we'll
trained hounds for hunting criminals.
They have about concluded there that
the recent experiences with the Waldo.
NOR Hauboldt murder, the Wood River
burglary and the Jail breakers have
more than cost them the price OF
hounds. Grand Island may also have
q stone pile for tramps and Migrants
to work on. They seem to be working
q refO. IN up there.-Columbus Journal
What is called an Italian Luncheon
was served at tue home of Mrs. Homer
Sherwood, from 3 o'clock till O., yester.
day afternoon to about 80 invited
guests. The lunch consisted princi.
pally Of Macaroni, Cheese, and Toma.
toes which being considered the
favorite Italian dishes. The guests
were treated to some very fine music
furnished by Miss Beatrix Nicer, and
Miss Alice Remsbery. The rooms had
been very prettily decorated in the
national colors Of Italy, red, white, and
green. Miss Nicer sang some Italian
songs and Miss Remsberg presided at
the piano.
Mrs. Abbie Policy died at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. o. G. Bell. at s 40
yesterday afternoon after an illness of
three years. She leaves one daughter,
Mrs. .. G. Bell; one son, Frank ]. Pol.
ley Of Raymond, and three sisters,
Mrs. Lydia Mcfarland, Mrs. w. 4.
Gosper. Mrs. Harriet Human, all OF
Lincoln; also . brother in Ohio, ard a
sister in New York. Mrs. Policy was
seventy.ive years Of age, and had lived
Ia Lancaster county since 1874. Her
husband, Hiram Policy, died three
years ago. The funeral will be from
93l d street, Sunday, at 10 o'clock, and
the interment will take place at Ray,
mond at $50 p.m.-State Journal.
Charles Hszleton and Warren Stonel
OF Kansas City came to this place las,
Thursday morning to do some hunt
ing, but the sheriff and game warder
OF ttis county got on to the fact ant
Charley and his friend disappeared
Saturday night, leaving in the hands
OF the sheriff and game warden theil
dogs and a number of shells. Tn,
game laws Of this state are very stric
and any constable or sheriff is liable Il
get into trouble il, when it comes I,
knowledge that game has been killet
contrary to law, h does not make al
effort to apprehend the pei violat
ing the law. The law also provide
that an informer shall receive a por
ton Of the fine.
On July o Thomas McGinnis wa
watching a blacksmith at his work, il
Hastings, when a piece from the meta
on which the blacksmith was hammer
ing flew up and struck Mctiinnis il
the eye, puncturing the eyeball. Last
Sunday morning the eyeball was re
moved. C%hloroform had been admin
istered, and after the operation an at
tempt vas made to revive the patient,
but it was too late. He never regained
consciousness, aud died in a few min.
utes. The body was brought to this
city Monday and from here taken to
his home near Esbon, Kan, for burial.
Interment took place Wednesday aft
ernoon in the st. Elizabeth cemetery,
Thos. McGinnis was 80 years of age
and had been married only about four
years. He leaves to mourn mis- death
a wife and three children, two bows