The Red Cloud chief., 1903-12-25

'h''' - upie W De On the stree
again after his recent severe attack o.
pneumonia.
j D Caldwell is in Cameron, Mo.
where he was called by the death of ,
brother.ln.law.
& g. Wallace Of Hastings, represent
ing Fairbanks, Nurse " Co, was il
town Wednesday.
The water works was shut down Sun
day night and Monday to allow som,
repairs to the boiler.
i. JEFF Ward has returned from
Kansas City and expects to spend tn,
winter in Red Cloud.
George Hutchinson, clerk Of the dis
trict court-elect, has m we'd HIS famil,
u Red Cloud from Cowles.
The A. q. U. W. lodge gave a biz
dance Tuesday night. Crone ard
Mercer furnished the music.
The ladies' of the Christian church
REALIZED $40 from their baz,r held in
the old postotlice last Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Cook and daughter Myra
Itft yesterday morning for Mlnneap.
oils, MINI to spend the holidays.
Mrs. + Mcfarland and son Ben will
continue to iun the business for so
long carried on by Mr.. Mcfarland.
Charles Bdshee suffered a severe at.
tack ct heart trouble yesterday morn.
ing, but is now getting along nicely.
Rev. L. II Crumpacker of McPner.
SOP, Kansas college will preach during
the holidays at the Garfield church
IL you want to do the right thing,
square up your subscription account
before the first of the year. We need
the money.
Miss Ethel Gsrber is spending the
holidays with her brother Arson in
kearney, He will accompany her home
Wednesday.
Geo. j. Warren has become tired OF
waiting for the city to build a walk
around his residence property and is
doing it himself.
The gang Of telephone liuemen which
has been putting In new phones in Red
Cloud have left for their homes to
spend the holidays.
MIR. and Mrs. W. G. B lrtlett of Elm.
wood, Nebr., who we're the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. koon last week, re.
turned home Wednesday.
Misses D aisy Heffelfnger Of Grand
Island, Ethel Woolley Of Hastings and
Bessie Parrot OF Donovan are the
guests OF Miss Bessie Marsh this week.
would like your subscriptions for
papers and magazines. Will meet any
prices offered by other agencies. Call
or send for my catalog. G. l.. Getting,
the druggist.
A faded out care.wOrn WON. n of 40
with a spruce ~up.to.date husband,
should take Rocky Mountain tea.
Brings back that youthful, girlish
beauty. Keeps the cd man from 60.
ing to lodge. IS cents e. l.. Citing.
Be sure and see MIR. Curtis the 2Sth
and 29lh IL you wish to get an educa-
ton by mail, through the International
Correspondence Schools of Scranton,
Pa, 10 an | Is per cent discount from
our regnlar prices during December.
This will be your last chance to take
advantage OF this discount.
The Christmas trade OF the Red
c oud merchants has been very salts.
factory. The merchants we're liberia
with their advertising and the result
was a splendid trade. The large corn
crop put money 10 the pockets OF the
farmers and they we're not backward
10 spending it for the pleasure OF their
families.
Monday night a large and apprecia.
tive audience greeted, the Midland
Concert company at the opera house
The members of the company received
repeated encores, and responded liber'
ally. Miss Mae Steinmsn's performance
on the violin was exceptionally fine, and
the audience seemed reluctant to allow
her a breathing spell between numbers
Miss Waterman's recitations were well
rend, red and were heartily applauded,
' The vocal numbers were excellent
though hardly in the same class with
Miss S einman's violin playing,
FORGERY Case Dismissed.
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