The Red Cloud chief., 1902-07-04

w 'His Cliy NlOnuay lot u VISIT WIN
relatives aud friends.
Married on Tuesday, July lst, in this
city Mr.. Harvey ID, Nillot and Miss
Ethel |. ShIvely, both of Smith county,
Kansas, Judge Edison officiating.
Last Tuesday morning Sam l"lcaton
turned some cattle on his alfalfa for a
few minutes, and inside Of an hour
nine had died and the balance were
very sick.
Ed Koon and family left Monday for
Gresham, Neb., where they will make
their home in tie future. Ed has been
in the employ of the b. & NJ. at this
place for SINE time.
NoTICE-People owning lots in the
cemetery are requested to take care OF
their lots Immediately, as the sandburs
are beginning to head out. By request
OF Cemetery Board.
Rounds out the hollow places ;smooths
out lines that creep about ones face
woos roses back to faded cheeks. That's
what Rocky Mountain Tea does. IS
cent?. &. l.. Getting.
Marion Moranville Of Guide Rock
took the train here Tuesday for a visit
in Denver and other Colorado points.
He will visit with 5. Lightfoot in Trim.
dad before returning.
Mrs. Charles Palmer and son Ray
left Monday for ST. Paul, Mimi, where
they go to procure an artificial arm for
Ray. While there they will pay an
extended visit to relatives.
Alex Smelser returned home last Fri
day from Montana, where he has been
visiting relatives for the past few
months. Alex says there is no place
like home and Nebraska.
Rev. +. W. Brun, the Episcopal min.
ister of Red Cloud, preached to a small
but representative congregation at the
church Tuesday evening"
Beaver City Times. Tribune.
Don't be persuaded into taking some.
thing said to be Just as good as Mad.
son Medicine Co.'S Rocky Mountain
Tea. There is nothing like it. 35 cents,
more, no less. &. l.. Getting.
Conrad Woelhe, w. Wright and John
Glunz Of Beatrice passed through the
city Wednesday on their way home.
They have been making a tour OF the
state looking after land, going over.
land.
c Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden left for their
home in Hebron Monday morning.
They were called here by the sickness
Of their daughter, Mrs. Clarence Kizer,
who is reported to be improving
At the re. idcnce Of Mrs. f Sharp in
south Red Cloud at 8 pm. Wednesday
July I'd, Mr.. Samuel S. Williams, Dis.
trict Deputy Head Consul NJ. w. of A.
Nebraska district and Miss
Ada Nj. Fuller, both of Red Cloud,
married by Evangelist L. A. Mer.
OF the Christian church. There
only a few friends aud relatives
present. The newly married couple
left for the east on the early Thursday
morning train.
Mrs. Lewetta N. PsRet. wife Of James
Paget OF this city, died Friday, June
81, from . combination OF troubles,
after . long sickness. Funeral services
we're conducted at the n. Z. church By
the Rev. Dixon last Sunday afternoon
and the remains we're laid to rest near
this city. Mrs. Psget was born in St.
Joseph, Mo-, June 5, 1870, and had
been q resident Of this city for about
q year. She leaves to mourn her death
husband, little child about two years
old, two brothers, four sisters and
and mother. The bereaved rels.
have the sympathy of the entire
The city council have received the
meters which they purchased
and they are 10Y ready for delivery.
All users OF city water will be required
to use meters hence forth. While no
definite price has been fixed there will
in all probability be a minimum rate of
about 45c per month for the first $500
and in excess Of this amount of
the rate will be about 20c per
900 gallons, The meters are all con
plete with couplings and will cost So IS
which may be paid in small
pon4aly payments or nj call. NO def.
mite rate OF payment of meters has as
get been fixed, but will, we think, be
about "a cents per month.
+, \, Richardson and W. b. Roby
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