The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-16

V'Nt hfT phTentS, ". y. fdlmer ana
wife
Roy M 'Conaughy returned Friday
from n wit with his parents near
Seneca, Kan. His mother is still very
81 k.
Nothing more has been heard OF the
prosperity" "Salina & North WESTERN
railway-not ev, n rumors of surveying
parties.
j Kaser Of Williams county. Ohio,
is the guest of his cousin, Ms S. b.
kiser He is on his way home from a
western trip.
Mrs. James Mitchell arrived from
Glenwond, In the first OF the week for
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G l. Cortng
l.. A Shook, representing Dodd,
Mad Il Company, who is making his
headquarters in Red Cloud, went TO
Franklin "Wednesday.
George Fentress has moved back to
Red Cloud after an absence of a year
and u half, having sold his barber shop
at Long Island, Kan.
Dave Haley shipped four cars of cat
tie e. Kansas City Sunday. He was
assisted in caring for them on their
journey by A. U. Kaley.
The Brunswick barber shop is equip
ped with hath tubs and all modern ap,
plauces Under Taber's billiard hall.
Frank Henson. proprietor.
g. q Peterson moved this week from
his former home in Pleasant Hill t. the
Jud White ia, in Garfield precinct.
which he recently purchased.
Three little rules we all should keep
To make life happy and bright,
Smile in the morning, smile at noon,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
G. L.Cotting.
Ten-inch ice was not good enough
for Red Cloud folks, and now they are
buying machinery to make ice AS the
only way to escape passing summer
of untempered heats ate Journal.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. s. CARRIER and son
AnsoE arrived from Boulder, Colorado,
Wednesday morning, Anson stood the
trip We'll despite his weakened condi-
tion, and was mighty glad to get home.
Leopold Herburger, who went 70
Roseland the first Of this week to take
charge Of a newspaper plant, found
the town too small to hold him and will
return next week to assume the fore.
manship Of The CHIEF.
Keep the little ones he ,lthy and hap
pv. Their tender, sensitive bodies re.
qnire gentle, healing remedies. Hollis.
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will keep
them strong and well 35 cents, Tea
or tablets. q. L. Cotting.
The Burlington railway is preparing
for the impending strike in the btu.
mious coal region by completing ar
rangements for the conversion of all
its engines on the McCook division to
"lignite burners" The company owns
a string Of Ignite mines.
In the spring time you reIovate
your house. Why not your bodyP
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
drives out impurities. cleanses and en-
riches the blood and purifies the en-.
tire system. 35 cents. C.L. Cotting.
G. Cnwden returned the first of
the week from St. Joseph, Mo He
said that nv climbing to the dome of
the postoffice building at that place
the light from the burning gas well at
Caney, Kan, 100 miles to the south
west, was plainly visible.
George Johnson, manager of M. A.
Alhright's dry goods, department, re-
ceived the sad news Saturday Of the
death Of his father, j. M. johnson, at
Lake Mills, Ia, after an illness OF about
three months with stomach trouble.
Deceased was about Ga years of age.
The supreme court has handed down
decision refusing John o. Yeiser's
motion for new trial in the +. & M
bank case. There is nothing now re-
msining to be done except to execute
the order of sale issued by the district
court and the long. hard fight will be
at nm end.
Owing tn the bad weather on Sunday
which kept many from attending
nhnroh Rau Rina haa ham ra1lnantnd