The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-22

son 4 Boncr's.
+. j, ovcring, jr., was Il ho>iur,>
visitor to McCook last Saturday.
See the big games, Tuesday and
Wednesday, May % and 80. lasting
vs. Red Cloud.
Clarence Lewis will soon erect II
residence on Il building site in the
north part oi town.
Close Emigh went to Lincoln Mon
dav in company with Roy Whitaker.
From there he goes To- New York.
Mrs. George Perkins OF Republican
City arrived in the city Thursday for
a visit with James Moranvillc and
family.
As we go to press word comes to
town that Aaron Fry dropped dead in
the field this morning. Particulars
next week.
Arrangements have been perfected
whereby the Red Cloud Creamery rs.
ISOLATION will deliver ice to our citi-
zens this summer.
Last Sunday afternoon Mrs. Susie
Haley, while tr, ing TO get into her
buggy, in some way missed her foot
ing. About the same instant the horse
started, her dress caught in the step
and she was dragged some distance,
but luckily escaped injury.
While sitting down on the ground at
the depot last Sunday watching n ball
game, Clair Wolfe had the misfortune
to get hit in the eye by n foul ball and
now he wears a black eye.
A letter from Homer C!emmons
states that lie has resigned his position
with the Swift Packing Co., at Chicago
and has gone to work in the advertis.
ing department of the Western Pub
lishe, a priutcrs' trade Journal. This
position is in line with IIomcr's studies.
May he win out big is our wish.
Harry Watkins, the Is year old farm
hand employed b. Dennis Mccartney,
living twelve miles south OF Red Cloud,
wasEarrcstcd saturday morning at In.
avalc, by Sheriff Hedge and brought
to this city, charged with o%utraging
the three year old daughter of Mr.. Nc
Cartncy. He was taken back to Kan
sas the same morning TO face the seri-
Gus charge and also to face the angry
people. Fortunately the child was not
seriously injured, but that makes the
crime nc less hcinous.
Monday at the Catholic church oc-
Cured the wedding of Mr.. John L.
Delaney of Belvidcre, Neb., and Miss
Lucinda Davis Of Smith county, Kan
sas. Before eight o'clock Il number of
their friends and relatives gathered at
b the church and at 9 u. IN, sharp the
7 young people with Mr.. Davis, jr., rs
best mar and Miss Delaney as bride S
/ maid, approached the altar, where
they were met by Father Fitzgerald
and the wedding ceremony immediate.
2 ly took place. The young couple
are well and ~favorably known here.
! The happy couple will be at home
after June /, at l'elvidcrc, Nebraska.
We wish the happy couple success.
Every ambitious young man or
woman should rcad the free catalogue
} sent out by the Grand Island business
lis Normal College of Grand Island,
Ncb. Its pages fairly sparkle with
encouraging words for young people.
II will fire the active student with new
zeal and lindle the enthusiasm of the
! most l~istless. Students are attra .ted
to this school from every quarter of
the West and quite a number have ar
ranged to go from this county. The
annual enrolment of this school
= reaches one thousand and those who
have not the ready money for all eX,
pers IS are permitted to pay after they
{ have time to graduate and earn the
money.
G. ii. Miner of Red Cloud, Neb.
banker and ~stockman, says that in his
!. vicinity n few small lots of cattle are
left on feed. Mr.. Miner thinks the run
Of fed cattle from hat part Of the
state will be owe very soon. ''Com.
pairing the number of fat cattle in my
ncighborhood with the number there
a year ago." he said, 1--WE find n won
derful difference. They were being
shipped ont this time last spring in
train loads, where carloads cover the
run now. We do no sumncr feeding
out there. Feeding begins in the fall
and is continued all through the win,
ter. Most of the farmers who prepared
to feed any at all last fall got rid OF