The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-12
TWENTY YEARS G
Items of News Found in Tho
Chief OF Twenty Years Aso
This Week - -

HAS lOCuteu ueTe. |
Spring chickens are selling for 80
cents each In Red Cloud.
Excavating for G. Wiener's new
store building has begun.
Fred Main is assisting Station Agent
Durrie i'm the freight office.
Ormsby & Dickerson shipped a car
of eggs to Boston this we k.
David Watson and Miss Emma Stef.
fen we're married last week.
A. s. Marsh purchased a stock of
furniture in Lincoln this week.
w. N. Richardson shipped twenty.
five cars of stock to Chicago Sunday.
II. b. Lutz & Co. have ope ed a
grocery store in the north end of town.
Joseph Melker, st%enographer FIR
Gregg Il Hubbell, has gone to Boston.
Arrangements are being made to put
up a telephone from town to the depot.
James Snodgrass and Miss Ada
Chance Of Cowles we're married Satur-
day.
Rev. George o Yeiser left Tuesday
for a trip to the Exposition at New
Orleans.
c. W.. Haley has invested in a Texas
broncho. It can run faster than any.
body's horse.
Miss Alice Hutchinson, daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs. ID. +. Turnkey, died
Monday afternoon.
Contracts have been let for the ex-
tension Of tn. Burlington road from
Republican City to Oberlin, Kansas
Henry Cook and DR. Sherer went to
Omaha Tuesday to attend the meeting
of the State Pharmaceutical associa-
ton.
A tramp harness maker, who was
given work by Jake Miller left without
notice, taking with him about Sl5
worth Of tools.
Wednesday evening the incorpora.
tors Of the Building and Loan a~ssocia-
ton met at the Office Of j. H. Kellogg
and elected the following directors:
w. d. Forester, M. Birney, A. H
Haley, l.. H. Wallace, A. G. Hosmer
and d B. Spanogle.
Miss Mamie Cline, the eleven. year
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Cline of Cloverton, vas burned to
death last Saturday. She was In the
field helping to burn stalks, when her
clothing caught fire and before help
reached her she was SO badly burned
that death resulted soon after.
Jarret Cox, aged 81 years, was &C
c~identally killed while crossing the
railroad nea Amboy. Mr.. Cox snd
wife had been making their home with
their nephew, 9. G Cox Mr.. Cox hst
just arisen from breakfast and started
for the home of Mr.. Post, where hi
wife had spent the night, and in eros
sing the track he was struck by tn
southbound passenger train.
SCOrT-Farmers are slow about corr
planting .....S B. Kizer and vii
now ride in a new buggy.
CowLEs-A. A. p. ak is visiting thi
week with friends in Franklin count
......A. Woolver has about 200 ia
cattle ready for shipment &c. W
Fuller left last week for q bushes
trip through eastern Nebraska an
western Iowa.
.CATHERroN-C. p. Gather is inclo'
ing a<.hne pasture. .... Miss Sara
Brown Is teaching the Plainvie
school. .... Lydia Lockhsrt, formerl
of this place, has bought John
POtter's store at Wells. .... LlOy
Crabill visited at 9. H. Rust's Satu
day ...... Rochefort Edwards is haviI
a we'll put down
WELLS Sam Aultz has sold b
mail route to S. Alexander .....T
G A II camp fire was a Q ....
G. w. Boyd is the successor to Ho
man 4 Co. 49,. DIR. Keller and wi
we're in Red Cloud this week.. -.
James Burden Is clerking in M
Lockhart's store DIR. Monroe Il
fine horse Saturday night. ..... Ha
YOuns's little son came near bel
drowned By falling In . pond.
INAvALE-It Is said We are to have
saloon. There is no better place