The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-04

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from Omaha Thursday noon, by way
of Hastings.
ID. &. McCarty, formerly switchman
at Red Cloud, is braking on the pile
driver train.
Ninety-eight cars of stock for st.
Joseph and Kansas City passed through
here Wednesday.
Tony Clark and family have moved
to Bedford, Ia. where they will go in
To the hotel business.
Jesse Ray has taken Engineer Eek
mans run on Nos. 90 and 81 between
oxford and Red Cloud.
Mrs. II. II. Snyder of North Branch
is enjoying a visit from her parents,
who live at Pawnec City.
\ train and engine crew was here
from McCook Wednesday and Thurs.
day. working on bridge O..
The Girl and The Stampede" a
western play. is to be produced at the
'l'Nlb iONNt lplluIIpN HlEnl.
A. T.. Walker and his mother have
gone to Paola, Kan, where the latter
will visit Il sister. Mrs. +. ireland.
Mrs. :. Goodro has returned to her
home in Boulder, Col. after "A visit
with her sister, Mrs. A. Fountain.
George Bibbey left last Tuesday morn.
ing for southeastern Kansas, where he
goes to attend to some business matters.
Mrs. V. j.. Brousseau of Concordia.
Kan, returned home Thursday after
a visit with her sister. Mrs. A. Foun-
tain.
On another page of this issue will be
found this years delinquent tax list.
which is shorter this time than ever
before.
Mrs. Flora Git1in has returned to her
home in Superior after a visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Fountain.
Mrs. A. c.. Hinde, of Perry. Okla.
visited here at the home of her broth
err, Homer Morgan, a couple of days
last week.
Alfred Johnston has gone to Fort
Smith, Ark, where he will spend the
winter doing carpenter work on pub
lie buildings.
Ray Palmer left for Haigler, Neb.,
Sunday morning, where he will visit
relatives, Mrs. George Ireland and
Mrs. Charles Ireland.
Fireman II. C. Peterson has moved
his family from McCook to Red Cloud
and they. are living at the corner of
Sixth and Elm streets.
George Corner returned Saturday
from an extended visit in southern
Michigan. His parents will remain
there for several weeks.
Football enthusiasm is already be-
ginning to run high, and both the
high school and business college have
organized strong teams.
Miss Edith Crowell, who has been
local editor and manager of the Nation
for some time past, left Wednesday for
her home in I%ndianola, Ia.
Ed Dyer of Denver, a former Red
Cloud boy, came in from st. Joe yes
terday and was shaking hands with
old friends. Ed is still ~railroading.
This section of the country was Wis.
tied by a heavy rain Monday, and by a
lighter one yesterday. This gives the
wheat that is in the ground a start.
Thirty-ive large English Berkshire
boars and sows for sale. The large,
heavy-boned, prolific kind. Guide Rock
Phone line Q, 2. THos. PoLHEMUs.
Mrs. L. p. Albright, Mrs. G. s. AL
bright and Mrs. J. j. CARRIER were in
Lester yesterday, where they attended
a birthday dinner given in honor of
Mrs. I. Frisbie.
The Frontier Festival at Hastings
commences next Thursday, lasting
three days. A number of people from
here have signifed their intention of
attending.
WANTED-A good man to handle ex-
clusively or as a side line our lubrica-
ting oils and paints-salary or COM
mission. Fairfax Refining Co., Cleve-
land, Ohio.
A. p. Ely came in from McCook Sat
urday to visit his father-in-law. Mr.. L.