The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
CITY bREvITlES

week.
Mr.. BRIGGS and wife spent Sanda,
in Guide Rock.
Mr.. &. A. SrocKYo is going east il
a few weeks on n visit.
Nix. BRADLEY, Of Iowa, is ~visitin.
MI. Kinsey, and family.
THERE was a party ut Noble San
ford's ON Tuesday night.
Mrs. FRED HUMxELL spent n few
days in the country this week.
HoN. JAMES LAIRD was in Red Clout
Monday, looking after his candidacy.
Mr.. q. X. CHANEY was on the sicl
list during the early part of the week
Mrs. JossELYN who has been i'll fol
q few days past, is rapidly recovering
Ok E of the Sherwood farms south O
town wa sold the other day for $1,000
HARVEST is over and for the last few
days our town has been crowded with
people.
TIE young folks had IA very pleasant
picnic at III. Il. Slmons' farm on last
Thursday.
Mrs. FRED HuMMELL and Mrs. Roy
Hutchinson will soon 90 TO Sterling,
Neb., on II visit.
REV. +. i. BLOOMFIELD. a noted di-
vine from New York, filled Rev. Har-
ris' pulpit on last Sunday.
ii. A. HOWARD received Il pension
from the government the other day OF
$40. He is therefore happy.
THIS is To- notify you that Gates &
Bohanan sell ice and deliver it free to
any part of the city. Call ON them.
NJ. BIRSEr has traded his house and
lot for a farm y miles south, and has
moved up town into Mr.. Shorwoods
house.
+. II. HAMAKER was in Kansas this
week and bought 40 head of hogs for
MI. VIM. Gates. our stock dealer. Hogs
were delivered Monday.
3. v. LUDLOW received a pension
from the government the other day,
amounting to $500. This will be a
great help to the good brother.
A. +. LocKH,Kr has bought MI.
Waterman's farm near this city, and
We presume will make Il "horney listed
tiller of the soil out of himself.
THE Rev. ID. Sebasti, III Jones. Of
Ohio, vii preach ut the Congregation
al church next Sabbath at IL clock
a. IN. A cordi al invitation is extended
to all.
Kew. BIZ WV. Chevenne. occupied the
Baptist pulpit Sunday. Mr.. B. is "A
forcitle speaker, and those who had
the pleasure OF hearing him were
much pleased.
Mrs. L. H.. FoIT, wife of our deputy
county clerk, and children, arrived
last Friday. They are now comfort
ably situated in Mr.. Forrcster's house
on Seward street.
One day recently forty commercial
men registered at the Holland House.
saying nothing about those who put
up at the other hotels. Who says Red
Cloud is no; metropolitan.
Nix. WATERMAN is now duly install,
ed i'm the livery stable business. He
intends making some extensive I'M
provements soon and put his stable on
an equality with any in the state.
THE citizens of Red Cloud should or.
panize a building association. This
would be one of the most desirable in
situations that could be possibley start
ed. Let some of the leading men look
the matter up.
Mr.. w. +. JACKSON has a fine grove
on his premises. 1t is only about
eight years old, This shows what oul
people can expect who will make the
effort to set out trees. Every owner OF
property should put out trees.
THE Red Cloud creamery made Is,
600 pounds of butter in the month O
July. or seven and one-half tons, fol
which they paid out $3.50 for cream
The corresponding month in 1883 the
amount made was 10000 pounds.
WE believe that it has been decided
to have a sidewalk commencing from
the end of the one north of The CHIEF
Office, running to Fifth avenue. Themes
to the NJ. E. church, then north again
ND to the terminus of Seward street
]. H. SMITH was a greatly surprised
man the other day, when he heart
that q supposed dead brother, whom III
had not seer for thirty years was Inv
ing in California. Mr.. S. feels happy
Notwithstanding shat his wife is il
Minnesota, and he Isl forlorn widowel
Mas. McKfSSEY living in school dis
'trict 9, while put driving, bad the mis-
fortune of having her team run away
Fortunately she was not injured. bu
pretty badly scared. Ode of the horses
was severely injured. She had been
attending a picnic.