The Red Cloud chief., 1902-11-28

a. the "ome of Dr.. Damerell.
D. .. Butler will sell you a good
warm lap robe for Il very small price.
Attorney Sweezy, of Blue Hill. add
ed tone to bar at the court house this
week.
Ihere will be preaching in the
Christian church Sunday morning and
evening
f II Cox, of Baden, attended court
in the capacity of a Juror in Red Cloud
this week.
Turnure Bros. will have a carload of
fancy, New York barreled apples,
next week.
L)ok out tor two car loads of coal.
Get from car and a v drayage }. .
CALDWELL
Editor TAFT and wife, of the Argus,
are rejoicing Owe the arrival of a baby
girl at their home. Il
Do you need n nice light harness?
Get it at Fogel's, he handles the best
tor the least money.
Col. j, $. Hoover was among the
Blue lIlilians who attended court in
Red Cloud this week
Those turkeys which escaped the
Ratchet will have occasion to be thank.
full until Christmas at least.
James Squires Of Smith Center, Kan.
Has, is visiting in this city with his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Smith.
What do you need in the way Of
harness or hardware. You can get
the best of either at Buffers.
Attorneys \. NJ. Waters and A. ID.
Ranney, of Blue Hill, were in the city
his week in the interests of their
clients. +
/. a. Wells, Il former legal light of
this city, but now located at South
Omaha, was in the city several days
this week.
Col. W. IL. Howe, one of the leading
and prosperous farmers of near Rose.
mont, was IN the county seat on bust.
ness Tuesday.
The ball given by the l.. Is. G. ut the
b ~ NJ. hotel Wednesday evening was
a pleasant aud enjoyable affair. Those
wno were present report Il good attend.
aucc and and Il splendid time.
At the regular meeting of Webster
Rncampment No. % l. o. o. f.. held
last Friday evening the following
officers were elected: ID. w. Turnure,
chief patriarch; +. II Newhouse, senior
warden; Paul Storey, high priest; Joe
Fogal, treasurer; George II. Overing,
: 'ribe.
The Superior and Red Cloud bowling
teams met on the Apex alleys Tuesday
evening and played the last Of a series
OF four games, the latter being defeated
by thirty.two pins. Each team now
has won an equal number of games;
buLjn the whole score, the Red Cloud
byys have the better of it by seventy.
two pins.
Last Friday morning. Nelson Larson,
a %lunatic, who had escaped from the
asylum authorities while being trans.
Ter ed from Lincoln to Hastings, was
found nearly frozen, in the north part
of the county. He was brought to this
city and after considerable difficulty
his identity was discovered. Sheriff
Macarthur took him to Hastings the
first of the week.
Just received: A full line Of out.
door fall planting and winter bulbs,
consisting Of tulips, hyacinths, freesias,
NarciSsus. daffodils, jonquils, crecus,
snoV.drops, Bermuda and Gala lily,
aga Chinese sacred lily. Very large,
Select bulbs. Also a nice lot of chrys.
anthemums in bud and bloom. Prices
reasonable. Please call at the shoe
store and see them. Homegrown ar.
nations in bloom.
Mrs. HENRY DIEDERICu,
Red Cloud, Neb.
Marshall Roby and Miss Johannah
Twiss were married at the home of the
brides mother in Juniata, yesterday,
A. noon. Marshall Roby, son of w. Is.
Roby of this tity, is n of Red Clouds
best known boys, having been brought
upi this city and has spent the greater
portion of his life here. Miss Twiss is
a young lady of many accomplish.
ments and is highly respected by those
who know her. She has been an en-
ployee in the Hastings asylum, in the
cutting and fitting department, for the
past eight years. The Chef joins with
their friends in wishing them prosper.
ity, few sorrows and many years of
happiness.
Pressure,is being brougf to bear on
the county commissioners to have them
rescind the order to remove the county