The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

So
DC Potter, neat this city.
John Ellison brought a bunch Of
cattle ove from Esbon. Kan, the first,
OF the week. There were two car
loads averaging 100 pounds, and they
topped the market in Kansas City. The
cattle w,re fed in Spanoglc's pasture.
clyde Epperson was also over from
Esbon helping Ellison with the cattle.
II there is one thing above all others
that the city should do it is TO have the
weeds cut that are standing in the
street and to have the sidewalks re.
paired. The sun flowers in some
places are higher than an average
mans I cad and side walks are a posi-.
tive ena Cut the weeds and he.
pair the walks.
George Lindsey will leave Saturday
with his cattle for the State Fair "A,
Lincoln. We did not learn how many
he will take. He expects, il he can
get the proper transportation, to take
the cattle to the Kansas State Fair and
also the fairs at Wichita and Hutchin.
son, Kan.
Mrs. A. j. Tomlinson left Thursday
morning for a visit with her brother in
Leadville, Col. Before returning home
she will visit in Denver, where she ex.
poets to be joined by her husband on
his way back from Nome City, Alaska,
where he has been looking after his
mining interests.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Episcopal
church postponed, on account Of the
unfavorable weather, the dance which
was to have taken place at the home
OF Mrs. 5. Temple north OF this city
Monday evening, to Wednesday even.
ing, when it was given in Bense's hall.
There was a merry crowd present and
all seemed to enjoy themselves. Elmer
Crone presided at the piano.
Wednesday evening a number Of
Tres Harwood's friends treated him to
a surprise party, the occasion being his
3lst birthday. Refreshments consist.
ing OF Ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs. Harwood had evidently been told
something, as she seemed to be pre-.
parei for guests. A pleasant evening
was spent and all unite in voting Mrs.
HARDWOOD a capital entertainer.
Last Saturday. night the Fraternal
Aid Association held their first session
in the new hall in the Potter building
After the session Of the lodge all the
present retired to the Bon
Ton and there supper was given in
honor OF Mrs. L. A Wilburn, who has
been the president Of the lodge for the
past year, and who left for her new
home in Lincoln, Neb Monday.
A South Dakota rancher has posted
the following on a tree neal his resi-.
dence: "Mv wife Sarah has left nv
ranch when diden't Doc a thing Too
hur and l Want it Distinctly under.
stood that any nan as takes hur in the
keers for hur on mi account Will get
himself Pumped so Full OF led tibet sum
tenderfoot will locate him for a mineral
Claim. A word to tie wise is sufficient
and orter work On fools"
Thursday afternoon one OF Frank
Huffer's boys got his right hand ia q
feed mill and it was badly crushed.
Medical aid was summoned as soon az
possible and it was found necessary
to remove the second. third and fourth
hngeis. Very quick time was made By
the doctors in getting to the house,
which Is southwest OF this city. In
about one half OF an honr after the &C.
dident the physicians were there.
Hugh Miner left Sunday for Chicago,
where he will purchase the fall stock
OF goods for the firm Of Miner Bros.
The addition Of another store room
and other improvements in their facil.
tiles for doing business made by the
firm this season have added greatly
to their already large business. With
the arrival Of the new fall and winter
goods, Miner Bros. will have one of
the larges; and most complete stocks
OF general merchandise west of the
Missouri river.
The announcement OF the marriage
OF Miss Maude Celeste Greenlee,
daughter Of j. l.. Greenlee, to Arthur
5. L. Owen, has been received in this
city. The marriage ceremony was per.
formed in Kahoka, Mo August 20,
and the young couple will be ut home
at Pennington, la, after September
10. Mr.. and Mrs. Greenlee formerly
resided in this city and also in Blue
Hill. MIR. Greenlee was at one time