The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-23
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

III you want JOB work OF ony KIND
call and see us.
S. w. Christy of Edgar was in the
city Wednesday.
WANTED-To buy a good work team
Inquire at this office.
S. c. Brady of Hastings vas a Red
Cloud visitor Monday.
Revenue Collector K. Q. Stewart was
in the city Wednesday.
Read the offer Of a free cabinet pho.
tograph in another column.
Summer dress goods, laces and EN-.
%broideries. 4. Newhonse.
Something now in fire.proof baking
dishes, cheap, at The Fair.
G.. W. and NJ. +. Fairfield Of Guide
Rock were in the city Monday.
A new line Of laces and embroideries
just received. Prices right. NEW.
HOUSE.
Chas. Bushee was t~rausactiug bust.
ness in Guide Rock Tuesday and Wed.
nesday.
Go to Buffers for all kinds OF harness
aud hardware. All goods in both lines
sold at q small margin.
Rev. Geo. W. Hummel Of Blue Hill
vas in the city Tuesday and while here
made this Office q pleasant call.
Mrs. j. W. Walker and son Of Burr
Oak, Kan, were purchasing goods OF
the merchants Of this city Saturday.
Thos. Topham and wife, from neat
Guide Rock, visited with relatives in
and near Red Cloud Saturday and Sun
day.
Thos. A. Wilburn and wife Of Lincoln
are visiting in the city, the guests Of
Mr.. Wilburn's cousin, Thomas A. Viii
burn.
Ralph Foe is again at YORK as teleg
/, rapher at the depot in this city, having
returned from McCook last Friday
morning.
Miss Ehlers of Culberson arrival lin
the city Wednesday morning for 8
visit with her grandparents, j, .
Lindley and wife.
+. A. kuehI, who recently purchased
the Charles Potter property, lately oc
cupied by John Polnicky, has takeI
possession and moved in Tuesday.
E. Don't waste your Omoney on worth
less imitation Of Rocky Mountain Tea
Get the genuine, made only by tn,
Madison Medicine Co. A great famil.
remedy. 35 cts. G L. Getting.
=, ATTENTION FAKMERs:-Havs 20,
!, seen those hard wear handmade har
ness at Buffers. He will sell you on
for go. no not $50, but s28; nor will b
take sc, but s22; no bring your team
and he will fit them on your horses 10
Sl9.s5.
Tom Hackett, aged IS, living about
t mile and a half north of Riverton wit
his mother and brothers, committe,
suicide by hanging last Thursday nigh
. or early, Friday morning. Mr.. Racket
was subject to its OF insanity, and dul
ing ono Of these spells, about ten year
ago, he shot and killed his father Will
at the supper table. Care had sine
been taken TO prevent his getting hol
Of firearms, but no q had suspicione
Il that he would take his own life. Th
family is we'll known and highly r,
respected in the neighborhood Of Riv
y erton.
q At the meeting Of the Blue lodge
the Masonic order in this city la
Friday evening the following Officer
IT were elected: John W. Tulleys, wo
shipful master; l.. II. Blackledge, SCI
le Tor warden; S. W. Foe, junior wardel
William Parkes, treasurer; Henry Coo
secretary. They also did some wo,
e in the third degree. Mr.. Robert
Of French of Kearney, grand custodian
the Masonic lodges of the state, wi
present and was to have delivered 8
address, but was taken suddenly
and was unable to remain through u
H. evening. There were also prese
20 many visitors from neighboring lodg
e. of this state and Kansas. After Il
lodge meeting all repaired to the b
as Ton cafe, where a sumptuous banqu
NJ was served.
Next Tuesday and Thursday eve
ings at the opera house will occur I
:, thirteenth annual commencement
J the Red Cloud high school. This ye
|, the class is smaller than usual, it bel
u + -. H.