The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28
! TWENTY YEARS AGO
? Items of News Found In The
) Chief of Twenty Years Ago
! This Week >

sick list.
Oscar Patmor has returned from
Kansas.
Frank Gump is the happy father of
a baby boy.
Mrs. c. r. Besse is visiting in st.
Paul, Minnesota.
Mrs. A. G. Hosmer returned from
Illinois Thursday.
The cooking club meet with Mrs.
G.. E. McKeeby Tuesday.
N. l.. ID. Smith of Garfield is NOV
ing into his new house.
Daniel Conover of Lincoln is in the
city visiting his brother, Peter Con-
over.
Fred Goble, Of Illinois, a nephew of
f. f. Goble, returned to his home
Thursday.
M. II. Bentley and wife departed last
evening for a few weeks %sojourn in
Minneapolis.
The little son of Adam Morhart,
who was recently kicked by a colt, is
slowly recovering.
Last Friday morning l.. G. Ohm
stead's granary at Inavale was entire
ly destroyed by fire.
The lawn fete at the residence of
A. j. Kenney was a pleasant affair to
all who participated.
On Saturday a valuable horse be-
longing to |. Frisbie ran into a barb
wire fence and bled to death.
A grand ball will be given at the
rink Wednesday evening under the
auspices of the Red Cloud fire depart
ment.
In September about twenty persons,
relatives and friends of d. H. Larrick,
of Catherton, will start for Nebraska
from Virginia.
On Tuesday evening the young
ladies composing the N. b. B. literary
association gave a very pleasant social
in the M. E. church.
Charley Haley, who recently went to
New Mexico to herd cattle, has re
turned to Nebraska, having become
tired of a cowboys life.
DR.. and Mrs l.. d. Denney returned
from China Friday evening after a
s~ojourn of a nearly a years duration
in the "Flowery Kingdom"
l u. Walker now comes to the front
with the finest specimen Of oats we
have seen, the straw being 6 feet high
and heavily laden with grain.
Mrs. Lee Haldeman of Hastings,
sister of Mrs. j. G. Dodd, and Miss
Cora Spanogle, are the guests of Mrs.
j.. G. Dodd and other relatives.
W.. r. Bohrer while working in the
country this week, got a fall that
knocked him senseless for a few
moments. He finally recovered.
Will p. Overman, brother of Mrs
Robert Damerell, of this city, and
lately from Carthage, ILL.,, has opened
a law office in the rooms we the city
drug store.
A "Go west young" man left his
pocketbook in the store of A. II.
Haley me day last week and did not
discover his loss until he reached Ina
vale, from whence he returned and
secured his lucre.
Married, at Red Cloud July "a, 1885,
by Judge Yeiser, Mr.. John w. Adams
and Miss Jennie V. Dudley. At the
same time and place Mr.. Charles N.
Isom and Miss Stella A. Dickson, all
of Jewel county, Kansas.
The democratic party have an ele.
plant on their hands in the shape of
the new editor. He has already di,
vided the party, and now their suppl.
|, cation runs about like this: "Oh
! Lord! deliver us from the evil effects
!, of imported democracy"
!, After suffering a year with con,
| sumption Mrs Will H. Smith passed
, away last Sunday evening. She was
, only confined to her bed but one weel
before the final coming of the Ange'
of Death, and then passed quietly
away amidst the sorro wing of hel
bereaved husband, parents and friend.
while yet in the bloom of life, her ag,