The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26

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preach NJ the Congregational churcl
Sunday morning and evening.
When YOU get u HAIR cut, shave ana
bath Mt Manspeaker's barber shop you
will feel like a new man. Try 1t.
Miss Daisy Hill If Cowles and Mis-,
Irwin OF II ,stings are in the citv visit.
ing their cousin, Mrs. Geo Lindley.
Mrs. l.. II. Beck came up from Su
perior Friday morning and visited
| with friends and relatives a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Is. Ful,on went To-
Rlverton last night to attend the
funeral of their daughter.in.law Mrs.
Willis fulton.
M. e.. Sherman received word the
first Of the week that his Youngest
brother, Smith Sherman, of Nekawasa,
Wis, was dead.
The senior class of the high sch oil
will hold its annual banquet tonight.
The Aft 'ir will be "pulled off" AT the
Burlington hotel.
Lost-two white dining room aprons
between the northwest part nf the city
and Is. Il M. hotel. Finder pleo'e
leave at the hotel.
Mrs. w. b. Mutt and MIR. and Mrs.
A. Staub of FIT. Madison, Iowa, were
in Red Cloud Wednesday en- route TO
Brewster, Kansas.
Red Cloud scored ut the big poultry
show in Lincoln last week. Charley
Platt secured third prize for a buff
Plymouth Rock pullet.
c. S Quick Of Indianola, brother.in.
law of William Parkes, stopped off in
Red Cloud Wednesday morning on his
way home from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. West and child.
rem we're down from Naponee the first
of the week to see S.m'l. West, who is
in a dangerous condition.
Mrs. l.. M Vance came down from
Hastings Monday to attend the funer.
al of her nephew, George H. Newhouse,
She returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. j. II. Walsh arrived from Seat
tie, Wash, Wednesday morning, hav
ing been called here by the serious
illness of her father "Jack" Reid.
F. f, Reynolds is packing his house
hold goods this week preparatory t.
Z moving TO Overton, where he take
charge Of a drug store February 1.
Wanted-Bright. honest young maj
o from Red Cloud to prepare for psyin,
position in Government Mail Service
Box one, Cedar Rapids. Iowa. feb 90
Harry Goble has resigned his posi-
ton on the railroad, and, with his fam
. lily will move to Fl. Cobb, Okla, Il
! assist his father in the lumber bust
! ness.
! Mrs. Fred Taylor came down from
Riverton Wednesday morning. Sh'
1 was accompanied bv Miss Zoe San
; son, who has been visiting friends il
5 kivertOn.
II. w. Sheldon is planning an exten
} sive addition t, the house on his farm
! recently purchased north of town, ant
! will begin the structure as o o as tn
{ weather permits.
{ j. r. Delaney. who has been II
charge of the Ferguson elevator her
since Charley Cimpbell's removal, lef
} Wednesday morning for his forme
home at David City.
q. NJ. Pierce has received word iron
! a brother nving in Buffalo, N. Y, stat
{ ing that he will remove to Red Clou'
{ in the spring. The wv brothers wi
: move ont farms south of the river
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Parkes have RI
} turned I" McCook, after a short visi
with his parents, VIM. Parkes, Sr., an
! wife. Mark is slowly recovering an
{ is now able to he about on crutches.
Mrs. l.. ii. Blackledge and two SOL
{ departed Saturday morning for Strea
Z or, Ill in response 10 n telegram al
nounring the serious illness of l.. v
Lawrence, father of Mrs. Blackledge.
) The Fraternal AID had n "saut
J kraut' supper after the lodge meetin
I last night. These lirlle social fun
{ tons are getting to be quite a featul
: of the Fraternal Aid on lodge nights.
( G.. M. Baylor has decided not
move his family to Holly, Colo, whel
he recently purchased a farm. TT
U lo,ilu mill mana 20 lamn for tho nun