The Red Cloud chief., 1906-06-22
TWENTY YEARS G
100
Items Of News Found I'm The
Chief Of Twenty Years ASo
This Week ,

Harry Beal has been installed as
night police at the depot.
Henry Mohler of Arthur, ILL.,, is Wis
iting Mr.. DeHart and family.
Ed Kellogg went to Ohio last Sun
day on a visit to the old folks.
Frank Mickly, the popular clerk at
the Gardner house, resigned last week.
Mr.. Wills of Indiana. an old friend
of Hiram Hicks, was in the city this
week.
Miss Mamie Hacker of Akron. Colo,
daughter of our enterprising grocer.
is in the city.
Cline & Cummings have a very fine
hack that they purchased of Sleeper's
Carriage Works.
Mrs. w. ID. Forester and her daugh-
ter Mary, left Friday night on a visit
to Pennsylvania.
! Mrs. Frank Smith leaves Monday
for Akron, Colo, where she goes to
take a preemption.
Ray Letson was thrown out of their
road cart Wednesday, and received
some severe bruises.
Mrs. A. L. Mitchell and Mrs. Ber-
nard, who have been visiting in the
state, have returned home.
+. NJ. Hamaker and wife Of Odessa,
Kansas, formerly of Red Cloud, were
visiting in the city this week.
DR.. Emigh is again able to throw
away crutches, and use his injured leg
bruised recently in the windstorm.
X. Skeen's little child, which has
been very sick for a few days, is re-
covering very slowly from lung fever.
Mrs. N. A. Snyder and daughter
Anna. of Ohio, sister and niece of w.
f. Jackson, are visiting Mr.. jackson
and family.
A. Mccall brought to Red Cloud this
week. as fat hogs, the average weight
of which were $50 pounds. He receiv-
ed we $40 per head for them.
; A man by the name of Cleaver hail
ing from Logan county, ILL.,, was ar
rested Tuesday night by Sheriff Scott
on n telegram from the sheriff at Lin
coin, Illinois.
Mrs. w. w. Gardner received a tele.
| gram Saturday, that her father, living
l in Painesvii.e, Ohio, had died, and
1 she left on the first train to be pres
5 ent at the funeral.
Paul c. Phares, foreman of the
CHIEF office. who came to Red Clout
! some two and a half years ago, from
Clinton. H.. started home on Sunday
for a two or three weeks visit to hi
, parents.
n Mr.. White of Salem, Kansas, known
g to a good many of our readers, dice
O very suddenly last Saturday. He hat
q been in Red Cloud on business and re
turned home, where he died fifteel
d minutes after his arrival.
|" A stranger from Falls City lost hi
pocket book containing $27O, in Z
a Welsch's restaurant the other day
IS 1t was fortunate hat the stranger
lie money fell into the hands of MI
p Welsch, or he might have bid farewe,
% to the amount.
!, The new board of directors of tn
a Red Cloud Homestead Building an
Loan association, met at the Webste
10 county abstract Office Monday nigf
% and elected the following officers:
President-M. Il. McNitt.
"a Secretary-C. +. Gather.
Treasurer-G. o. Yeiser.
Solicitor. n. Richards.
n Auditors-W. Teagarden, c.
60 Crone, +. ~Bradbrook.
&c Appraisers-G. o. Yeiser, ID. Jerl
wekh, w. ID. Forester.
,ir On last Sunday morning, June 2
lg suddenly, without previous Hines
to Mrs. Sarah Mick, an old and high
er respected resident of Webster count
n passed peacefully and apparent
in painlessly TO the unseen shore. She a
nd tended the meetings in progress
he the court house on Saturday night,
she had lone almost every night fl
the past four weeks. About S