The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-04

SACK of flour was stolen from Let
sons on last Saturday.
REV. q. W. HUMMELL was in the civ
Saturday and Sunday.
w. y. RICHARDSON has built an ad-
dition to his residence.
Gro. TAYLOR is reported rs building
the first house in Red Cloud.
THE Woman's Relief Corps will meet
Monday, July 9Th, al 30 p. m.
PRESIDING Elder Gallagher, OF Hast
Ing, preached at the NJ. Z. church,
Sunday.
Mr.. SHoCKy and Miss Efie King
We're married Saturday by Rex. G. o.
Ieiser.
:. ". SEELEY has started a coufcc
tionery store north Of Cooks boot and
shoe store.
{. \. OWENS is painting the interior
OF the baptist church 1t is Of Il hand
some design.
REV. FATHER CLERY will hold seryi-
ces at the Catholic church on Satur,
day, July :.
Mrs. WIENER gave a party on
Friday, in honor OF Mr.. Meyers lit
tie children.
JAKE MILLER bought the Lutz prop
erty one door north Of kaley's store
He paid $1,000.
W. H. BARcus, of Guide Rock, pre-
ciEct, has recently finished building 4
fine dwelling house.
THE state apportiOnment for July fol
Webster county is $500, about $500
more than usual.
GUS shop is the place 10 bring your
sewing machines for repair, he war.
rants all the work he does.
HARRY LEGRow, one Of the snare
drummers in the Red Cloud cornei
band wen; to Iowa Monday.
TIE last quarterly meeting before
conference took place on Saturday and
Sunday at the VI. L. Church.
Mr.. SKI ES's residence Is being reft-
ted in fine style and Will make n com
modious residence when finished.
Miss LIZZIE SHiREY and Miss Eva
Evans, OF Yosk, Neb., are the guests %
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V, Shirley. this week
PRoFs. ROWLAND and Beeler, OF Thay
er county, old college chums Of l.. L
Feltham, made him n pleasant visit
this week,
ABoCr 200 head of cattle wen
through Red Cloud on Saturday, bounC
for Montana. They had been driven
: from Illinois.
, OUR friend Ballard is putting OF
| more style than anyone with his cano
py top street sprinkler. He always
did take things cool.
! WE would call especial attention Il
W. Dany's new al in this issue. PEG
l PIE wanting work in his line will IL
well to give him a call.
The Ri. Rev. Bishop O'Connor, 0
e Omaha, will administer the "sacra
ment of confirmation" at the Catholi,
: church on the 18th Of July.
:. E. B. SMITH picked about two hun
dred quarts of cherries from his tree
1 this g The trees are five years old
= He also has hosts of grapes.
Miss FANNIE WooLEY, sister of Ms
d. :. Coombs. returned on Friday I
her home in York. She has been yis
. iung here for several weeks.
Q PLENTY of good rains so far thi
week. Corn and small grain geuerall
5 fairly jump under the favorable grow
!. ing weather and copinus rains.
MEssRs. MCCALLUM & BEAINARD ar
building q school house in district 5;
These gentlemen have built some fin
I houses in the county this season.
|, Nh. ". E. JACKSON is in Ca!iforni;
V where he will visit for some month:
n and then return with his wife, who la
- been in that state about two months.
Mr.. A. J. WEIGH, the telegraph OF
~erotor at the depot, has moved int
the Smith property east Of Mr.. An
bler's. 1t is a very pleasant place
"a live.
THE wrecked cars belonging 10 th
/, cannon ball that was thrown from tn
a track near Hubhell, were taken to Wy
4, more, and the pieces made twenty ca
1 loads.
Z Ten coops of chickens of all kind
and three boxc. of snakes were a pal
/ Of the express matter that was ea:
D. bound on Saturday, for Central farl
New York.
MR. FoREEsrER's little girl got burr
ed about the face with a fire-crackt
Is the other day. Her eyes were badl
II injured, but fortunately the little 81
will recover.
Is THE children and others should
: cautioned by their parents about I'll