The Red Cloud chief., 1905-08-11
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Items Of News Found in The
Chief of Twenty Years Ago
This Week >, -

Mrs. G.. r. CLANCY is on the sick list
Charley Reigle now drives delivery
wagon.
Joe Cummings little child died on
Sunday.
w. Dany and Chas. Mcmillan were
in Salem Sunday.
Miss Sadie Becker has returned
from her eastern tour.
jefferson Wall, of Cedar county, la
is the guest of James Wall
The little babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Gray died last Friday night.
Charley Plat and Arson Highly
were in Bloomington Saturday.
Mrs. Bellows and Lois have re-
turned from their extended eastern
trip.
Photographer Bradbrook will leave
In a few days for a visit to the Hawk
eye state.
w. p. Kenady has returned to I'LL.
nois, after a sojourn of several weeks
in Red Cloud.
Will Yeiser had one of his legs badly
%lacerated Wednesday, by riding into a
barb wire fence.
Geo Heaton came to Red Cloud Sat
urday, and while here someone appro
priated his coat.
Frank Smith, clerk in Marsh's store,
has been wearing his head to one side.
Cause-stiff neck.
A S. Marsh was in the eastern part
of the state this week looking after
post Office business.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. ID Hanna held a reception for
A K. Becker and wife.
j. Rolla, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H Brown, died Thursday after
noon, after a weeks illness.
Harry Taylor is carrying messages
for the Western Union Telegraph Co,
Jimmie Kidd having resigned.
Palmer & Crawford, contractors,
received the contract for building the
new school house in district Al.
A number from Red Cloud went to
I~navale this evening to attend a party
at Postmaster Knights residence.
The social at Postmaster McNitt's
residence Monday night was a very
pleasant affair and largely attended.
Miss Lila Eagles of New York city,
has embarked in the dress making
trade with Mrs. r. Grimm on Seward
street.
Poor baby! Again THE CHEF is
pleased to chronicle the arrival of
another addition to Henry Poor's
family.
c, b. Crone, assistant secretary of
the Red Cloud II. b. IL l.. association
was in Kansas City the other day on
business.
Mrs. Thos Paul, of Cowles, who had
been seriously i'll for some months
past, died list Thursday aud was
buried Saturday.
Al Tulleys is said to be a very happy
man, all from the fact that he la,
: another heir to claim Il share of hi
wealth. It's "a girl.
One day last week Miss Rose Wal
: uer. said to be 90 years Of age, and Mr.
: William Schroll, aged some forty sum
= mcrs. were united III the holy bond'
of matrimOny.
y steam thr shlng outfit, while a
work on Mr.. lIansen's farm on tn,
head Of Indian creek, set fire to a stray
stack, and while the hands we're IA
e dinner the stack and thresher wer
burned, the engine being saved by Nj
Smith, who was o~peratingthe machine
h CowLEs-Sam Foe has sold his inter
ests in the hardware store to &. w
Fuller ......A a. III. Linebarger sports
new sign over his office. 80. Peak
Latta are building a new store Don
WEST INAvALE-Miss Carrie Rise i
very sick with typhoid fever -.
Mother Worley can boast of the fines
flower gardens in the valley. 1t is
grand garden for IA lady of sixty year
to attend to-. We understand tina
!, A II AyerS ntendS TO sell his DrOI