The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-08


Bro,ille has a farm. They we're taking
the overland route.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer h erwood left
Wednesday morning for a trip to Tn,
iacltic coast. they expect to he gone
Tor some time ana will visit the princi.
pal points of interest along the coas,
before they return.
The Red Cloud base ball team wepi
to E>bon Tuesday, The boys say they
would have beaten the Esbon team Mo-
1t not been for the umpire. The score
al the end Of the game was Is to 10.
Esbon having the 10.
Congressman a. G. Shallcnberccr
was in the city, Friday, on his wa,
nome from Grand Island, From pres
ent indications he will find it nccces
sary to put Tx before o gresham
after the first of next January.
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Hayes, Mrs. Ed
CARRIER and Mrs. John CARRIER left ON
the";39 train Tuesday morning. The
ladles were on route to CARRIER, O. r..
to visit relatives. Mr.. HAYES will 90
to Hot Springs, Ark, in hopes Of benc.
iiVng his health.
The Boren Bros are figuring w build
Iing n brick addition to their livery
stable. II they decide To build they
expect to move the present building
back and build their brick in front of
1t, making the brick part size about 80
feet deep and 80 feet front.
LADIES DAY.-The Apex Bowling
Auey has set aside next Wednesdav
August ID, for Ladies' day. Alleys will
|be open TO ladies only, from Q to G
p m No gentleman will be admitted
unless accompanied by a lady.-W. l..
MCMILLAN, Proprietor.
We were misinformed last week in
stating that Mr.. a. A. Burdick would
move to Smith Center, Kan. MIR. Bur.
dic informs us that, while he will
start n marble shop in Smith Centor
his home will be here and his time will
probably be taken up on the road.
VIM. Bohrer returned to the city
Monday after an absence of n couple
OF months. Mrs. Bohrer returned Wed.
nesday from Bcnkelman, where she
has been visiting during Mr.. Bohrer's
absence. Will has been working for
the Il. ~ M. in various parts of the
country.
John Polnicky and NJ. NJ. Stern we're
hauled unto the carpet" and sworn by
an A. .. U. w. investigating commit.
tee. So far rs we are able to learn the
committees efforts were useless, John
and Morris might perhaps be induced
to join If the committee would offer
sufficient inducements.
The three weeks old baby Of Geo
Reed and wife, now of Mankato bur
formerly of this city, died last FRIDAY
morning and was brought to this city
by Mr.. and Mrs, Reed for burial, arriv.
ingthere Friday night. Interment vas
20 the Red Cloud cemetery Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Perhaps as happy a man as there is
to be found in a days journey is NJ.
w Dickerson of this city, and all be.
Il of intelligence which he received
last Saturday morning announcing the
birth OF a son at the home of his son
John In Lincoln Friday.
Last Faiday evening Webster En-.
campment No. 25, l. q. q. f., installed
the following officers for the ensuing
term: j. s. White, chief patriarch; N
W. Turnure, senior warden; Ernes,
Welsch, junior warden; Joe Fogel,
high priest; f. Henry Newhouse,
scribe; q. W. Dow, treasurer.
In the case Of Joe Liggett vs.. Harry
McCormal a suit in replevin, which
was brought to this city from Guide
Rock and tried before Judge West,
wednesday, the jury found for LigQett.
Ernest Jones Of Guide Rock was at.
torney for Leggett and j. r. Mercer of
this city for McCormal.
Have you observed that help is very
scarce just now. There are a number
OF people looking for help, especially
girls, 1t seems almost in vain. The
only way in wi ich We can O for
the scarcity is that the people are 80
prosperous that they do not care to let
their girls work out for other people.
Mrs. Chauncy Cornell, formerly
Miss Mabel Grams, and now of Boone,
Iowa, was visiting with her father.
John Grams, Saturday and Sunday,
leaving for her home Monday morning.
sister, Margaret, who has been
visiting with her nearly a rear accom-.
panied her to this city and will remain
here indefinitely.