The Red Cloud chief., 1906-02-02

when you get n hHlr cut, shave ana
bath ut Manspeakei's barber shop you
will feel like a new man. Try 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. In Martin and child
rem departed Thursday morning for
their home in LAFAYETTE, Indiana.
j.. II. Blacklodye returned from
Smith Center, Kansas, Wednesday,
where he has been on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Reynolds and
children departed Tuesday morning
for their new home in Overton, Neh.
Mrs. Fortune returned from Hebron
Monday night, where she has been
visiting her parents since the holidays.
George Hager, n former re sident OF
Cowles, but lately of Sherman county,
was visiting old friends in Red Cloud
Monday.
Mrs. Il. f. Penman and daughter
Leah arrived in Red Cloud Tuesday.
They were enroute to Cowles to visit
relatives.
Mr.. Dahlgren of Superior was in the
city Wednesday night and assisted the
orchestra in furnishing music for the
club dance.
Miss Bessie Marsh returned to her
home in Grand Island Thursday noon,
after an extended visit here with rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. V. Il. Fulton departed Wednes-
day morning for Lincoln in response
to a telegram that her aunt, Mrs. Dem
ham, was dying.
MI. and Mrs II T. Whitney returned
to their home in Cotesfield, Neb., Mon.
day noon, after a visit with relatives
on Indian Creek.
Mrs. &. w Lindsey departed Mon
day noon for Omaha. Her daughter,
Mrs. Thos. Thompson of Grand Island,
will accompany her.
Miss Myrtle Saunders, who has been
here for some time visiting relatives,
returned to her home in L'ngmont,
Colo, Thursday night.
sabbath or Lords Day-Wbich
Shall Christians Observer" will be the
theme discussed at the Christian
church next Sunday at II a. nj.
Luke Nj. Bates Of Long Pine, Neb.
who was recently appointed register O
the land officd a. Valentine, Neb, is
. son of Rev. J. M. Bates Of this CITY.
VIM. West returned TO Napone,
Wednesday night, having been calle'
q here by the death of his father, Sam'l
West, which occurred last Saturday.
. Wanted-Bright, honest young maj
from Red Cloud to prepare for payiuI
position in Government Mail Service
; Box one, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. feb 90
v. b. Fulton has resigned his posi-
5 ton at Sallivan's lumber yard. A. w
Barrett, of Seward, will have charg'
! of the yard until Mr.. Sullivan returns
! Bruce Frame has resigned his posi-
, ton with Robinson & Burden, aud will
commence work on a farm IN tn,
! spring. Ed Buchanan has taken hi
, place.
; Mrs. l.. N. Adkins and son returne,
} to their home in Wymore Wednesday
! They were in attendance at the funera
! OF Mr.. West. Mrs. Adkins and Mrs
{ West are cousins.
Walker Il Bailey returned from thei
s western trip today. They sold thi
s time 234O acres. Bailey surrendered t
the beautiful country lei Trento
! and bought 800 arr' s.
Miss Grace Forbes of MankatC
/ Kansas, was visiting in Red Clou
Sunday with her %uncles, M. r. Ben,le
of Hot Springs, Ark. and j. w. Ben
ley of Hot Springs, South Dakota.
& Friends Of Mrs. Bretthauer, who
; living with her son Paul at Madri,
Neb., and who has recently beer vel
ill with npnoid fever, will be please
to learn that she il now out of DANCE
Three little babes we're nestled in be,
"Tll name them William, Willie al
{ Bill" mother said.
J Wide was her smile, for triplets they b
She laws her good luck to Rocl
! Mountain Tea.
Great baby medicine.) G. l.. Coffin
Next Sunday morning at the Co
gregational church the pastor w
speak on lessons from the Template
{ of Jesus. No evening meeting. Ate
4 noon meeting at the Mccall schO