The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03

Thursday.
Miss Ada schultz is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. 5 w. Foe visited in Cowlcs
this week.
James burden went down to Kansas
City Wednesday.
Marion Neal was up from Guide
Rock yesterday.
With this issue The Chief starts upon
its thirty-sixth year.
Henry Pharcs returned last night
from u visit in Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peterson are
home from a visit in York.
The new county officers will be
sworn in next Thursday.
c. T.. Spence, the Bladcn real estate
man, was in Red Cloud this week.
W~anted-Girl for homework. In
Vulrt Oh MIS-. lldrcs' "p NcN houN' -
win Parkes, Sr., left this morning
for "a visit in Indianola and McCook.
Miss Flora Sellars of st. Joseph, Mo-,
visited with relatives here this week.
jim Cornell left for York, Ncb..
where he will attend business college.
Starkc Bros of Amboy shipped six
ears of cattle to Kansas City Wcdncs-
day.
Harry Letson came in Yesterday
from Lewiston, Idaho, for Il visit with
relatives.
Elmer Jones of Lincoln was a guest
at the home of DR.. Damerell the first
of the week.
Mrs. Nettie Martin of Doniphan,
Ncbr., is visiting with her father, Rev.
&. w. Hummel.
Mrs. John Polnicky and son Paul
returned Monday evening from their
visit to WILDER.
Willis Edison returned Thursday to
Grand Island to resume his studies at
the Baptist college.
Engineer Fitzpatrick, of Nos. Is and
l6, was laying off the first of the week
on account of sickness.
II. -. Davis and wife of Inavale will
located in New Mexico.
Marion Lindsey of Caldwell, Kan,
is paying a visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Lindsey.
/. Boiler Inspector Spence of McCook
was in Red Cloud Monday, inspecting
:. the boilers at the Burlington round.
house.
Roscoe Weesner left Thursday morn
4 ing for Lincoln, where he will AXE
the winter course in the State Agricul-
= tural College.
The concert given by the Citizens
+ Concert band Tuesday night was poor
ly patronized, considering the merit of
the entertainment given.
NlldIllc anu " 'ui my
/, Yesterday to their studies at the State
1 Agricultural C~ollegein Lincoln. They
; are taking a complete course.
Mrs. Dora Felker of Topeka, Kan,
and Mrs. Anna Parker of Alva, Okla,
, left for their homes Thursday morning
: after n holiday visit with their parents,
At. ,nl h,e - A Epnhar
: Miss Leturneau returned Tuesday to
I her home in Aurora, Kans., after n
+ pleasant visit with her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Longtin. Miss Alta
r Longtin accompanied her as far as
, Superior.
Vic Fulton left Tuesday morning for
: Fort Cobb, Okla, being called there
| by a telegram announcing the serious
illness of hisfather.in-law, +. +. Goble.
!, Mr.. Goble has not been in good health
since his visit to this city a short time
: ago.
Colonel C. w. Haley is home from
: an extended trip through Old Mexico.
, He accompanied the Stillwell party,
2 whose itinerary included a trip to
. Topolobampo, on the west coast of
) Mexico, the terminus of the Orient line
S of railway.
5 o. w. Taber's "Welcome" restaurant
at Blue Hill was destroyed by fire at
4 o'clock Tuesday morning. 1t is not
e known here how the fire originated.
The restaurant fixtures and stock were
3 almost completely destroyed. Insur'
e ance. s.. 500. The hnildinp was owned