The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-20

VIII meet at MIS-. aInDlcI :, Auo"N"S
afternoon, June "a.
\ GOOD many hogs were marketed
this week. Prices are steadler anG
ruling movement higher.
REV. JOHN FLEMING, of Ayr, Nebras
ka, will preach in the Presbyterian
church, Sunday, June, %.
OUR Home Club went to- uperior or
Thursday to play a match game O
ball with the Superior nine.
J. H. FAwELL, of Lincoln, Neb., was
in the city Tuesday. He will probably
locate here in the near future.
THE Band Of Hope composed mostly
of children, held a very interesting pic
mic last Wednesday at Gov. CARRIER:
grove.
LET u republicans make some ar
engagements to organize a Blaine and
Logan club. Who will start the bal
rolling?
JOHN BoEsCH, agent for the Acme
harrow, has returned from Pawnee
county, where he has been for two
months.
THERE was some fine fancy skating
at the rink by some young ladies from
Atchison, Kansas, who were visiting
Mr.. NJ. Berney.
MILLER & DoDD, abstracters and real
estate agents, sold 500 acres of land on
Saturday to Mr.. VIM. Irons. This is a
a No. | stock farm.
MARRIED, in Franklin, Neb., on the
18th inst, by ]. E. Hart, Esq, Mr.
John Kuhl, Of Red Cloud, to Miss Min
ME Mahuke, of Franklin.
WHEN the B. e. n. get their Mindcn
cutoff through, several of our promi-
nent railroad men will have TO change
locations in all probability.
c. E. DAVIS, who has been studying
law in this city for some time past,
will go to st. Louis in a few weeks to
attend a law college in that city.
Mr.. n. f. MILLER, of Johnson coun.
tp, brother to J. /. Miller, of this city
called on us Saturday. Mr.. Miller in
tends going into business in this city.
Mr.. X. SKEES has bought the Rev.
PrySe residence, We understand, and
will at once build on a large addition
and make some other needed improve,
ments.
C. BUsCHow, wife and family, went
to Iowa on Friday for a short visit.
Mr.. b. by the way, is one of the best
county treasurers in the State of Ne
hraska.
. The Cannon Ball on Sunday night
run over and insane Woman between
here and Kansas City. The woman
was trying TO cross yer a bridge but
was caught.
MR. WM. DICKERsoN, of the firm of
Ormsby & Dickerson, produce mer-
chants, went up the 3. IL NJ. on Mon
day on business. He was gone two or
three days.
: A. 4. FRAME, W. w. Hogate, ]. NJ.
Frame. John Rhode, S. B. Middleton.
of Blue Hill, attended Masonic lodge
in this city Friday night. They male
this Office a pleasant call.
w. p. HAWTHORN, a formnr citizen
o fthis county, who has been absent
for about two years in Seward county,
has returned, and will build a stone
house on his farm, and will move his
family here soon.
The Red Cloud National Bank has
had the interior Of the building finely
decorated. 1t is a very handsome de.
sign and adds greatly to its appearance
Mr.. Visscher was the artist and design.
er and the work is a credit to him.
We are under many obligations to
our friend, l.. IL. Rust, who owns one
of the handsomest farms in Webster
county, for some very delicious straw
berries raised On his farm. The Der.
ries were very large and a very popu.
lar variety. Thanks, Bro. Rust.
SLATER Bros, of West Virginia, q
few days since bought leo acres of land
in section Is, town 3, range 10. This
Office received a very pleasant call
from them. They are much pleased
with Nebraska.
OUR friend, John W. Hull, n OF
u stanch farmers, has sold his farm
and on Tuesday, together with his fam.
ily. started for the state of Alabama
which he proposes to make his future
home. We wish Mr.. Hull and family
prosperity.
TUE fourth of July celebration a,
Wells bids fair to be a grand success
and the people of that enterprisine
village are making every TO have a bis
time. The north end Of the the coun.
ty will probably take in Wells On the
Fourth