The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-13
Closing out sale Of live stock March
IL. See bills. l.. N. Brown. lnavale.

NtISllN VI NIltESoh Sttu OttbS
Il. j. PETERSON. Inavalc, Neb.
Mac Fulton and Tom Jones of Wal
nut Creek were transacting business
in Red Cloud Tuesday.
Mrs. $. r. Mcbride has returned
from a several weeks visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Nellie Finch, in Kansas
City.
frankie, the little daughter of DR..
and Mrs. o. A. Nelson, broke a finger
last Sunday by getting it caught in a
wringer,
''The Tepee," the new electric theater
and vaudeville house owned by W. III.
Taber, is rapidly being put in shape
for business
Frank Etherton received IL telegram
Friday evening calling him to Wymorc
on account of the serious illness of his
Sister-in-law, Mrs. Laura Ethcrton.
Harry Barlow came home from Pco-
ria, H.. Tuesday evening, where he
udS DctD u StNCldl lvlltIi ''N -
suffering from "a severe attack of rheu-
matism.
Paul s. Dietrich, former president
of the business college, came in Tues
day morning from Lincoln to assist in
Strengthening ont the tanglc in the
affairs of the business college.
Paul Butler. from over in Kansas,
loaded n car of household goods and
farm implements in this city Monday,
preparatory to going to Alberta, Can.
ada, where he will make his home.
Frank I%Iamaker, who was an auc'
years ago, but who now lives IN Leb,
anon. Kan, had the misfortune to lose
his house by fire one day last week.
o. T.. Fearn of Haigler was in the
city Tuesday on his way home from
the congressional convention at Hast
ings. He is a brother Of Ed and Fred
Fearn of this city and has many friends
here.
C. ID. Robinson. Hiram Holdredge,
o. r. Pitney, j. Il. Wisecarver ant
Will Norris were in Hastings this week
serving on the federal petit jury. AL
but the first two named were excuses
Tuesday.
i ID. E...Adams, n son of Judge Ed l.
Adams, and A. Nelson of Mindcn wer,
. in Red Cloud Wednesday. They ar
assisting Evangelists Galloway ant
Alexander in the revival meetings a
Inavalc.
). Hamp Wisecarver has sold his luncl
counter to his brother-in-law, Hug
Barr. recently of Virginia. Mr.. Wise
carver accompanied c. w. Bushee'
household goods to Holdredge thi
week.
!, Miss Kate Wagner will accompan.
Mrs. Ed Mohler and her two sons t.
Ludington, Mich, in the nea future
where they will occupy the farm re
Gently purchased by the late Mr.. Mob
Ter.
The Red Cloud delegation to TIN
congressional convention at Tasting
succeeded in having Colonel C.. w
Haley elected an alternate to the ma
tional convention to be held in ChicaG'
in June.
Mrs. Brokaw, who has been here 70
the past week assisting in caring fo
her sister, Mrs. Chris Xeiss. was calle'
to her home in Superior Wednesda..
morning by IL message stating that he
husband was very sick.
Il. j. Pulsipher and Harry Strou
went ont to the home of Mrs. Georg
Heaton, in Walnut Creek township
Wednesday, where they will build
porch and make other improvement
in the residence property.
Theodore Ponsar, who was the mile
at the old Red Cloud roller mills NOR
than twenty years ago, was in Re
Cloud last Saturday renewing acquaint
ance with his former friends. He nov
lives in Omaha and is engaged in tn
manufacture of machinery for alfalf
mills.
Mack Fentress, accompanied by
friend who was on the same battleshi
with him, came in Saturday from TIL
west. Both boys tell some revoltin
stories of the treatment they receive
at the hands of petty officers and olde
"Jackies." Both express a willingne:
10 oontn, tha n,yy 10 thav .an 1