The Red Cloud chief., 1906-03-09
p cts to play all this seas, n.

nesday morning with a car load of
Ear! Dickens went with
him.
Peter Oberg was down from the
MOI tn west part Of the county this
week aud made this office a pleasant
call.
G j. Cooper, who bought the Sam
Miller farm, near Amboy, arrived
from Seward County with his family
last Friday.
The Brunswick barber shop is equip
ped with bath tubs and all modern mp.
planes Under Taber's billiard hall.
Frank Hensjn, proprietor.
Mrs. Lydia paschal, who has been
here for a two months visit with rela.
departed for her home in Ores.
Il n, Iowa. Monday morning.
Regular examinations for teachers
will he held at Red Cloud, Friday and
Saturday, March l6 and l7.-Mrs. Mel.
lie Custer, County Superintendent.
Three little rules we all should keep
To make lie happy and bright,
Smile in the morning, smile at noon,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
G. L.Cotting.
Mrs. G. ID. Whitaker and son de-
parted for their new home in Holly,
Colorado. Tuesday morning. They
were accompanied by Miss Kate Whit.
taker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson are
home from Montana. They were &C.
companied by their son.in-law and
M. aud Mrs. George VAL
eniine.
Secretary of S ate Galusha and wife,
and Colonel Presson, commandment of
the State Soldiers home at Milford,
were in Red Cloud Wednesday and
Thursday.
Another rural telephone company
has been organized, to be known as
the Dry Creek Telephone Co. VIM
Eugels is president and Max Nicer
secretary. ,
While Elder Coonradt of Nelson was
in Red Cloud last Sunday, exchanging
pulpits with Elder Davis, his wife suf
fered a stroke of paralysis at their
home in Nelson.
Sunday services at the Congrega-
tional church will be as follows.
Morning "a Lesson IN Personal
w ork;" evening, "A Call to Decision ="
Afternoon meeting at the Mccall
school house at $3.50.
The Slayton jubilee Singers drew
a large and we'll pleased audience al
the opera house Tuesday evening. The
receipts from this entertainment will
place the subscribers to the course on
a good finarcia footing.
Keep the little ones be '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.. Getting.
The dinner and supper given by the
w. K e. was a decided success. They
wish to extend thanks to DR.. DamerelI
for the use OF the building and to the
comrades, who aided so materially,
and to the public for their generous
donations and patronage.
Waller Warren arrived the first OF
the week fr I'm Charlton, Iowa, where
he has made his home for several
Yeas, and has accepted a position in
McAllis,er's marble works. Walter ,s
a first class marble.cutter and we hope
to see him remain in Red Cloud.
The county commissioners have
offered the use of the lumber in the
temporary bridge, which will soor
have served its purpose, to the churct
organizations Of this city for the pur
pose of building the tabernacle fol
Ev,nyelists honeywell and Billborn.
In the spring time you r%erovat,
your house. Why not your BODY
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Te,
drives out impurities. cleanses and en-
riches the blood and puriies the en-
tire system. 80 cents @. l.. Coitinp
Not long ago the Lincoln papers con
tanned a lengthy story concerning
large fortune in Canada to which
Blue Hill woman was one of the heirs
lint fai,ad 70 Give the WOman's name