The Red Cloud chief., 1906-07-20

visit with his parents.
Editor Click Of the Riverton Review
was in town Monday and was a pleas
ant caller at this office.
Mrs. w. r. Kizer and daughter
Maude returned to their home i'm Lin
coin Saturday morning.
A. r. Walker returned Wednesday
evening from a three weeks visit in
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
p. ID. Cook and family returned to
their home in Carnero, Kansas, after
a visit here with relatives.
Miss Bertha Kincaid returned to her
home in Wilsonville, after a visit here
with j. c. Wolfe and wife.
Miss Mary Temple arrived from
Kansas City Thursday evening for Il
visit with her brother Fred.
Miss Hannah Mountford, who was
operated on Hast Sunday for appended
tbs, is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Anderson were
down from Franklin Tuesdny visiting
with Mrs. Sophia Anderson.
Miss Maggie Evans went to Denver,
Colo, Wednesday evening for Il two
months visit with relatives.
George p. Miller, the cigar man,
has moved into the residence just
north of the Advent church.
Mrs. George Hollister and daughter
returned the first of the week from "a
visit with relatives in Lincoln.
Fred Green came up from Chester
Tuesday morning to visit his friend
Floyd Turnure for a few days.
Miss Cecil Taylor. who has been in
Graham, Missouri. for several weeks.
returned home Saturday night.
Miss Nell Maurer of Esbon. Kansas,
was here the first Of the week attend
ing the funeral of Mrs. Graves.
Mrs. Mary Young of North Branch,
Kansas, who was taken sick at Miners
store last Saturday, is improving.
The w. r. c. held a special meeting
Wednesday to take care of business
connected with the coming reunion.
The Brunswick barber shop is fitted
with bath tubs and all modern appli
ances. Under Taber's billiard parlor
C. $. Quick of I%ndianola, brother
in-law of VIM. Parkes. was in the cit,
today on his way home from st. Joe
Mrs. j. G.. Potter returned Monda,
noon from Spearfish. South Dakota
where she has been visiting relatives
Mrs. Alex Walker invited in a fey
friends Tuesday to a birthday Dime
in honor of her husbands S9th birth
day.
Fred Stetfen, who has been her,
visiting his parents for a few,days
returned to Grand Island Tuesday
noon.
Mrs. d. A. Dickey and two younges
children went to Hastings SATURDAY
and visited over Sunday with Roy
Dickey.
Charles Graves returned to his HON,
in McCook Wednesday night, having
been called here to attend his mother
funeral.
AL Aultz's hack has arrived from
Kansas City and he will probably be
gin making trips to the depot in tn,
morning.
Phillip Grout resigned his position
at Sheard's tonsorial parlor and re
turned to Almena, Kansas, Monday
morning.
Mrs. o. +. Ramey of Batin returned
on Saturday from a lengthy visit will
daughter, Mrs. Lillian Whitney, a,
~Cotesfield.
Misss.Mamie %Sorenson. daughter o
Sam Sorenson living northwest of tn,
city, was operated on Saturday fol
appendicitis,
Mrs. NJ. M. Messmore and son wen.
to Colorado Springs, Colo, Saturday
morning, for Il visit with Mrs. Mess
more's parents.
We are more and more convinced
every day hat the men at the head o
our business College are of the kim
that make good.
Mrs. Rufus Miksch received wore
the first of the week announcing tn,
death of her aunt. Mrs. Phoeb be Smith