The Red Cloud chief., 1904-09-02

Miss Gula Reed left tuesday, for
Oxford, where she she accept d n posi-.
ton in the schools.
Dolpb Heyde has moved his tailor
shop to the rear room over Paul
StOrey's clothing store.
MIR. and Mrs . +. Hughes, Miss Ella
Cook aid Heb Clugh returned Sat.
urday from camping at Leroy.
Mis-, so Marsh retu, nod Friday
evening from Iowa, where she has
been visiting for the last two months.
Elmer Wilson returned Sunday
morning from Santa Aua, Calf
where he has been for the last three
years.
Miss Ruby Dandurand, who has been
visiting with her uncle, n Long,in left
Tuesday night for her home in Aurors,
Kansas.
Toere will be services in the Congre.
gational church Sunday morning and
at Indian Creek in the afternoon, con.
Quoted by the Rev Rice.
Ms. l. II b a~ckledge's mother re
,uched the first Of the week from an
extended visit in eastern states. She
Was accompanied by her sister.
j II. II 'msberg has sold his resi-.
dence aud expects to leave here about
the first OF November. He expects to
Mrs. Bessie Laughlin Of Beaver, who
has been visiting with her parents, NJ.
and Mrs Tom Hatfield, left Wednesday
for Concordia, Kans., for a visit with
her brother, Curt Hatfield.
George Fentress, who has been In
the barber business in Red Cloud for
several years, left Wednesday mornir x
for Long Island, Kansas, which place
he expects to make his future home.
Nary Sponge the pimples with
warm water. You need a blood tonic;
would advise you to take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t drives away
all eruptious. 35 cents. Tea or table,
form. c. L Getting.
Westward the orb Of glory takes it,
way,
Wisconsin is the state, you hear every
=. body say,
It's made itself famous by one grea
stride;
J Rocky Mountaialrea has made it
name worldwide.-C. L Getting.
Rudolph Kubic OF this place, VIII
r drew number 1904 in the Rosebud Ian
lottery, went to BOnesteel about a wee
ago for the purpose Of picking out hi
. claim, but returned without doing Sc
, He said that he could lind no clair
which in his judgement was wort
fling on.
; Il johnson, who has for some tim
run the Main street livery barn. hs
sold the building to county attorne
Z u Overmau and the stock to A. A
Boren. Mr.. johnson will move, in tn
near future, to his farm, south Of th
river, in Line precinct. Mr.. Bore
will continue in the livery business q
the old stand.
VIM Fulton and Miss Crissie Ellio,
OF Campbell were married In the ofic
of County Judge Keeney, Wednesda
morning, August 3lst. Mr.. Fulton
tn county assessor Of Franklin count
an |, one Of Campbell's best know
an best liked young men. The lady {
MS choice is a sister OF Postmaste
Elliott OF Campbell and Is al accom-
lshed young lady. Bert and Mi
Bertha Elliott, brother and sister Of th
bride, accompanied them to this Cit
They left very soon after the ceremon
for Campbell, where they will NAL
their home. Will will teach in u
schools at Campbell until work In h
Office, as assess ,r, begins ia tho sprin
List Tuesday evening U. c. Tee
gave a very pleas ant whis; party to
mum bsr OF his gentlemen friends. Mr.
Teel is at present visiting with rel
tives at Indianola, Nebraska, an
Oscar thought this would be a GOO
time to entertain the boys. The evenir
was spent playing whist and smokir
and later refreshments were served,
which all partook. There being 4
ladies present there we're OCCASION
expressions of opinions which are n
printable, though all we're acceptabl
The guests departed at a late hour an
all expressed themselves as havin
spent a most enjoyable evening az
hoped the event might be repeate