The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-07

Cnas Fort visited It, his homt tho.
iir,' IT jnp wees.
E,5 Ormtn na, accepted a position,
aln / J. penman. j.
Dave Lau'z came down fl,m Frank.
a., Tuesday, To vote.
The Misses Ellis and Lena Hagar f
Co sioS were in this city Monday.
Mrs. Ella Sheppard, of Guide Rock
i visiting at the home of Mayor Hamp.
ton and wife in this city.
Tunure Bros. have had new shelving
put up on the south side of their gro.
Gerry rooms.
Mrs. Geo Hutchinson aud Mis-. John
Foyer of Cowies were visiting in this
city Monday. a
Born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. b. f.
E.hclmen, living southwest of this city
4 boy of usual Nebraska weight.
Mrs T. a MoranvilIr, lett Tuosdly.
.mIr1ugtIr MnCulk FIR IN extended
vt.j. win her SON, Jane, and family.
a dispatch from Washington say.
.lpt tuup pension ui Nal.u'in,H S.urN
NOR OF Red Cluui has 'crn increased.
FOB fl2 per month.
Wiirkc. gre smooJhcd away by is
h aiog touch Brain ur,d and de.
preset people vi | find acurein Il cky
M,urtpin Tea. 3jc. For sale 10y C. h..
CT ing
Henry KcssIer has resigned his posi-,
ton in Hadell's Cash Bargain House,
aud accepted II position with tirm IN
Hastings and will leave tor that place
ig a few days.
Y Lou Kenney, a former RedCioud boy,
but who is now in the employ of the
government IN Washington, ID CT
spent "A few days of this week visiting
friends in this city.
A Dig haul by highwaymen, subsli-
tutes and others who steal the good
name and fame of Rocky Mountain
Tea made famous by Madison Medi-
cine Co. 35c. For sale G. l.. Getting,
The subject for Friday night by the
Evangelist was the Reformatory Move.
ment which resulted in the founding
Of the Brethren Church a necessity.
saturday evening is the Lovefeast and
Communion Sunday morning he closes
his work here,
Mss Viola Ward, II popular young
teacher, Is lying very sick Il; the Ashhy
hotel. The teacher of Woods county
and our citizens have provided the
best nurse ob%tainable, however, to at
tend her day and night and we feel
Of her recovery.-The Free Homes,
Augus'ar Okla
NJ. NJ. Stern and wife leave the first
of next week for Philadelphia, where
Mr., Stern will engage in business with
hls father. Mr.. and Mrs Stern have
been residents of his city for number
ofyelrs and have many friends hcIC
who will be sorry to have them leave
but wish them success la their new
home.
l. VI Crgbii, Monday, purchased an,
livery stable, horses, harness, bugpi,.
ETC., comprising the livery Stable bus
ness of J.. ". Mcclure and sold tht
horses, harness and buggies to Bprel
BrO,hcrs. Mr.. Crabill will use a par
of the building for Il street car bari
and will conduct a feed barn in tn
main part of the building.
DR.. III. Peck, one of the pioneer set
tiers of tins county, died Monday, q
his home southwest of this city. Fun
eral services were held at the residenc
at . 30 p. m, Tuesday, the Rev. NJ. /
Dixon of the M. +. church, c%onductin
the services. DR.. Peck, for a numbe
Of years lived on "A farm south of tow
city and was a veterinary surgeon {
considerably ability.
, The Woods county Sunday schpC
at August", Saturday and Sunday IAN
: upon learning of the illness If Mi
4, Ward, it passed appropii e. resolD
lions a. s}mpathy and coincidence ari
. u,ea.u,.d 'hgul 10 her through "a ruu
, ur,Da t,I.- Ward who has bg,
/ .I,Iu. -.osat ruc A,bpy hotel for thrt
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