The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-07

Pearl returned Sunday evening from
Omaha
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. Nicer left Thurs.
day moruing for n trip to Chicago and
ST. Louis.
II %reatte, we will Keep a full supply
OF Butterick's patterns in stocks. +.
Ncwhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Jones of Gnide
Rock visited with MI. aud Mrs. George
Morhart Sunday.
Will Sloane Of Marshslltown, Ia ,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Hollister
he first of the week.
Mrs. Cater and Mrs. Knowles OF
McCook, sisters of Mrs. Fred Brewer,
were her guests this week.
Mrs. Frank Smith went to Salem,
kan Tuesday, called there by the ser
ious illness OF her sister'iu' law.
Rev. Morley Of Arlington, Neb, the
new minister Of the Advent church, has
arrived and take charge Of his work.
Aaron Taylor, who formerly was
in the drsying business here, came in
from the west Tuesday via the overland
route.
Jim Padge,t, who formerly worked
in Ward Hayes BARRIERS shop, returned
to Red Cloud last week and is now
working Mt Guide Rock.
Mrs. G. +. Hicks Of Lincoln, who
has been visiting at Bladcn, came down
from the latter place for n visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burden.
From indigestion, aches and pains,
Your system will be free,
II you'll but take u timely drink
OF Rocky Mountain Tea. 9. J.,
Coiting,
a j. Maans went to Superior Tues.
day TO assist Grand Patriarch T. =.
Davis ot North Platte and Grand Senti.
mel | s. Rohrer Of Hastings IN institu.
ting "a new lOO.F. encampm.n'.
For erup,ions, sores. plmplcs, kidney
and liver troubles, constipation, iCdi.
gestion. use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Carries new life to every part OF
the body. Tea or tablet form. 81
cents. &. l.. Getting.
The game OF base ball at I~navale Sun,
day between l~navale and Bloomington
resulted in a score Of II to 3 in favor
of the former. Roy and Bert CARRIER
Bob Traver and Tom Lane of Red
Cloud assisted the 1navale boys.
The following will be the sermon
themes at the Congregational church
SUNDAY Morning, "rhe Word Tina
Wins" Evening, 1.-THE Reasonablenes,
of the Christian Religion" Christia,
Endeavor meeting At z O'Clock. Evenin,
service at 7:45.
The experience" meeting OF tn
M. f. Ladies' Aid Society will be- hel,
At WOOdman hall tonight at 7:30.
splendid musical and literary pre- gran
. has been arranged, and the ''experi
i. ences" promise to be entertaining
Admission Is cents.
a Just received. a fine line OF bulbs 10
out or indoor planting. consisting q
extra large Chinese sacred lilies, by
acinths, daffOdils, crOcus, tulips, fresiai
oxalis, Gala lilies, etc. Bulbs are extI
. large. Call and see them at Shoe stor,
Mrs. Henry Diederich. II
Rev. WIN. Hauptmann, wife and bub
Of Alma we're In Red Cloud yesterday
They Q on their way to Lincoln
when the baby became III and the
stopped of to secure medical attend
ance. The child's illness wal not sci
ious and they resumed their trip.
George Whitaker Is limping arOun
this week as a result OF an operatio
which he recently had performed o
his foot. Several years ag, a hOrs
stepped on his foot, crushing the bone'
The injury did not give him muc
trouble at the time, but recently II b,
came 80 painful that an operation ha
TO be performed to remove the piece
of decayed bone.
Mrs. Matte Finch Of Fort WOrtl
Tex. sister Of Mrs. Mike Sauers, al
Miss Maude johnson Of Ray county
Missouri, = niece, who have been visiI
ing at the 8 ,uers home for the pas
two weeks, left Tuesday for q trip ,
Chicago and ST. Louie, where they vi
visit the Worlds fair before going I
Fort Worth. Mrs. Ssuers had not see
her sister for twenty eight years.
The funeral OF Jesse Buell., who's
death va announced In last week
issue, was held Friday afternoon srOl
the homo OF his mother, Mrs. N. s
Rants. The services we're conducte
nv Rev. Rice. The pail bearers yer
Vern Dickerson, Ray Frame. Bruc
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