The Red Cloud chief., 1902-09-12
TOWN DoIoGs.

Chas. Lewis is visiting his parents,
this week, south If tranSiin.
Get your Delineator Of 4. Newhou~e
Orders taken for Buicrick pattern.
W. A. MAYS, postmaster NJ Sal,na,
Kansas. vas attending to business
matters, in this city, Monday.
Warren Lorgtin returned, Tuesday,
to his home in this city, after a short
visit with relatives, in Concordia,
Kansas.
l.. T.. Pei,iger Of Blue Hill, Populist
nomine for representative was IN the
city, Wednesday, making political
calls.
q Mayor | B Hampton and wife ,x.
pect to leave, the last of this week or
the first of next, for "A VISIT with relat.
ives, in Woyming.
Jesse and Ira Wagner, John Throne
and Miss Laura Whitaker went to
Mcpherson Kansas, Monday, to attend
school there during this winter.
Jesse Dedrick returned to his home,
south west of this city, Wednesday.
He has been working in Wyoming, for
the part few months.
Morhait Bros. this week, put up a
windmill for q. w. Francis at his
house on Seward st. They also install.
ed a complete water works plant for
him.
The work of grading and lowering
the street car track on lower Seward
st. was bugan the first of the week and
is progressing rapidly. The street car
has not been taken to the depot this
week.
The Misses Mabel Thomas, daughter
OF w. II. Thomas, and Grace White,
daughter Of Jud. White, left Monday,
for Mcpherson, Kansas, where they
will attend the college, the coming
winter.
An alarm of fire was turned in this
afternoon about1 o'clock. The cause
was the burning out of a fue in the
| Overing marble works building, and
the fire running down to the Advertiser
Office through an open stove pipe hole.
No material damage was done.
M. v. Price passed through this city
Saturday, on his way to his home near
Cowles. Mr.. Price has been to Utah
and other western states with the view
Of purchasing himself a home, but
comes back better satisfied with Neb.
raska, than before his departure. He
says that he found no place which
would suit him so we'll as this state.
This week we announce a change in
the proprietorship of the Clark Marble
and Granite Co. +. McAlister has
purct ased a one half interest ic the
business OF II. j. Clark. 1t will still be
known as the Clark Marble and Granite
. Co. Mr.. McAlister has been in the
! employ of Mr.. Clari since last fall and
is al experienced salesman and viii.
! hereafter will have charge Of the road
work of the firm. The firm have pur
. chased, thej building formerly occu
. pied, by w. N. Richardson, as an ofiic,
Q aud will enlarge it to meet their require
u meuts.
a Superior is to have a Trades Comiva
q or Street Fair, and Base Ball Tourna
!, ment from September 22d to eth
n There are to be all kinds Of amuse
. ments, such as steam swings balloon
ascensions, dancing and cake walks
There are also to be orators Of nations
reputation who will speak each day
aud every evening between Z and
!. o'clock a nan is TO be turned loose o
. the street with a IS bill in his poke
which is to be given to the first perso
70 asking him for it. Two games of has
10 ball are to be played each day whic
ID alone will be worth going to see. Man
other attractions are scheduled but ar
~. too numerous to mention.
George Scott, living one and one ha
ne miles west and one and one half mile
q. north, of this city, met with quite
serious loss, last Tuesday mornin|
IN between 8 and . o'clock. In SON
a manner his house caught fire and d.
g, spite all efforts to subdue the flames,
er was burned to the ground. Mr. SEQ
had been in the upper part Of Il
house, earlier in the morning, lookir
for something and had been llghtir
matches TO see with and it is thougl
W that the fire was started by sparks fro
some of the matches. Only $500 .
he o.ru;oa o., ,ho hons