The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27

Mrs. Il. T. Foe returned 50 her
home in lIcrnlon. Kansas. thi, week.
The following marriage licenses
were is,ucd hy Judge El.,n This wocl,
Dwight Wilson returned 90 hj,
studies in Lincoln Tuesday morning.
W>vrrn-to have si>ty ocr,~ Of
prairie broken near Red Cloud. c.. W.
KNLEy.
Miss Clara Nartindalc was home
from Blue hin sunday visiting her
parents.
Mrs. :. West returned from Naponcc
Tuesday morning. after II weeks visit
with relatives.
DIR. Damcrcll and Crowcll Bros.
went to Dallas. Texas. Tuesday moru-
ing to buy cattle.
Father j.. W. Lougnot has moved
into the T%omlinson property in the
west part of town.
Monday was Arbor day. but the day
was not observed in this city by any
especial ceremonies.
Miss Tilla Cook. who has been i'm
Iowa for several years, returned home
the first Of the week.
L. l.. Smith returned from Kansas
City Wednesday morning, where he
had beer with cattle.
W. II. Van Pattcn and family leave
the first of the week for their future
home in Holly, Colorado.
Mrs. Lucy Myers was down from
Rivcrton Tuesday, visiting her par
ents. Jos. CARRIER and wife.
DR.. Thomas gives special attention
to diseases Of women and children.
Office over Cuttings drug store.
The Red Cloud Knights Templar
and Odd Fellows have each donated
$50 to the San Francisco sufferers.
Work on the river bridge has been
suspended until the arrival of a new
foreman to superintend the work.
Little Oliver Runchey is the PROUD
possessor of a new corn pepper ant
peanut rooster which cost him $50.
j. p. Delaney, formerly manager o
: the Ferguson elevator here, is nov
located at Muriel, in Adams county.
DIR. Robert Mitchell has decided t.
locate in Red Cloud and is occupying
office rooms with DR.. T.. A. Creighton
j. II. Robson and Harry Roats O
3 Red Cloud, marketed eight carloads G
corn fed steers today.-Drovers' Tel,
gram.
s. l.. +. Herburger, editor and mana
ger of the Holstein News, came dow
from Roseland Sunday for a visit a
home.
/. Miss Mary Damerell entertaine'
several of her young friends at he
home Thursday evening at a dancing
d party.
" Rev. j.. M. Bates returned from 81
Paul Tuesday and will hold the pos
~ DOIltt LtSItI W HiSto nv a. Nv
!. next Sunday.
I: Mr.. and Mrs. S. |. Dewitt moved {
Norton, Kansas, Wednesday, wheI
b Mr.. Dewitt has been transferred to ;
n: day operator.
II John O. Yeiser came down fro
4: Omaha Sunday to attend to SON
Z; legal business. He returned hon
4; Tuesday morning.
/: Ernest Reed of Bladen is slowly +
* covering from the accident which b
d. fell him a few weeks ago, though
2! is still unable to talk.
"a. The Brunswick barber shop is fit
vi with bath tubs and all modern app
II: ances. Under Taber's billiard parlc
u: Frank Henson, proprietor.
a: People with money to invest cou
ri: do no better than build good re
!n. dences for rental purposes. There
III: quite a demand for them.
G The Degree of Honor will hold
,.I important meeting next Tuesd
III night and it is urgently request
81: that all members be present.
u; Schmidt & Wisecarver do not
.::s pect to be bothered by the shortage
4: the ice crop. They have installed
.Gi their meat market an ammonia refr
Grating plant.
.SI Will Wolfe has purchased (
blacksmith and machine shop
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