The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
d. F. scoTr and family, will soon


Mrs. TALLER, Of Iowa, mother OF ID.
+. Turnkey, is visiting at Amboy.
CHARLIE REGGIE will be ianitor Il
the school building for the ensuing
term.
OUR public schools commenced on
Monday. The attendance is quite
large.
l.. H.. WALLACE. Frank g. Fisk, Gus.
Zimmerman, and NJ. Birney. have
gone east.
VA. WAY has rented the Kinsey
fpSatg and will move his family TO
It's city sood.
LEX HARRIS; and n;- sister. Sue.
nsse gone TO college. Miss Olars has
FUne to Missouri.
MRS. LISEgARGER, of Joliet, Illinois,
daughter of [. N. Taylor, with her two
children, are in the city.
AL. DoRR has bought Roy Hutchi-
sons interest in the barber shop aud
will go it alone after thin.
Mr.. LOCKWOOD, of Michigan, = friend
Of DR.. j. II Smith, of Guide Rock, was
q pleasant caller on Saturday.
Mr. CHAs. RExsBERe and his sisters,
Ella and Laura, arrived in the city on
la.t Friday, from New Mexico.
Mrs. BREWER and her three chill
dren, of Bloomington, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Brewer.
GEO. ABLE has traded his house for o
farm in Alma. In the dim future Mr..
A. proposes to farm it for a living.
F. N. RICHARDSON, Of Amboy
brought this Office q specimen or Ger
man millet that measured six feet
On dit, that two Of our young men
who have gone east will come back
Joined in matrimony." Good enough.
Mr.. Graves, of the Superior Guide
and Mr.. Fogel. of the Nelson Gazette,
were pleasant callers at this office Sat
urday.
One day last week s. o. Baker NOV
ed the Smith house north of the rink
on TO sixth Avenue, and that building
10Y faces the north.
Our young friend, Arthur Howard,
leaves this week for Franklin where
he will take a course Of studies at the
Franklin Academy.
THE school board have decided to
hold school during the term at the
Presbyterian chapel In lower Red
Cloud, We understand.
S. 0. BAKER, was in Blue Hill tie
other day and moved the building off
tn, ground where the new school
building ia To be erected.
WORD was received the other day by
Mrs. Rev. j. K. Harris. that her moth
or was dead. The sad intelligence was
quite a shock TO Mrs. Harris.
c. z. Coon brought this Office a fine
specimen of corn grown on his farm.
The stalk is over ten feet high and has
two ears on it. He has a fine field.
G. G. Coon and wife will go to New
York state on a visit in about two
weeks. II has been sixteen years since
the good brother was in that state last.
GEO. ID. MCINTOSH, form srly of the
st. Nichols House, Bloomington, Illi-
nois, and o press agent for Orton's
Anglo-American circus wa a pleasant
caller Saturday.
E. MCFARLAND has lately made a
dugout that beats anything We ever
saw in that direction. 1t is very large
and Mac f. els confident that there d
no danger of its being blown away.
MARRIED at the residence of Gharie. /
Kent. Miss Wilma A. Kent to JeffeI-|
son Beauchamp, and Miss Ida 4. Aat'r
las to Warren A. Kent, September 81
1884. AL of v ebster county, Nei. !
The CHIEF force return thank , to
the Misses Myra Brewer, Eta San ord
Lillian Vance, Gertie Brakeffeld, and
Bertha and Lima Owen; for son e x
cellent cake on last Friday. azztny
thanks, girls.
PEOPLE who drove a'ong the A1Sboy
road the other hay would lint the
fence posts had been on a drr nk5f the
beer bottles setting was an sidence OF
inebriation. Aboat every teneh post
had a bottle OMIT.
On last Friday q YER successful
Sunday scho1 picnic was nell in Gov.
CARRIERS groke. kverybo4yh hd a gen
eral good Aime. A procession was
formed at tne rink and Tho little folks
marched a. the grounds,
The Angio-America Grcus which
shows here on the Gle enth met with \
bad accident during tl9 last part Of
las week in Coloradof One of their
slaep.ng coaches took FIRE and burned
yap ten q their caews' and injured a
number.
WE take pleasu re IN calling atten-
ton to the adver lie hent lii another
column of Gregg &Dawson, who will
sell 100 cows, at$their ranch near
Guide Rock on iu6tday, September %,
1884. This Wi b( rare opportunity
for those who AZ to procure cattle.
Our Red C,ou* base ballists took in
Guide Rocl Miday, and played a
picked nine OH he best men from the
Guide Roc al Burr Oak clubs, and
done them upkin the regular order.
| The Red (a0ud nine are what the bows
| call bad melicine" when it comes to
playing al
v. W LIZ Ms lately from Piatt coun-
| ty, Illir OF has bought the Sutton farm
IN Jew Ajbunty. Kansas, for which he
| paid lo LGm of 1920. Mr.. W. has
| decid ID % remain west. He will be
| local I'd bout eight miles south of Red
| Clord. The good brother has the best
Wis leabf THE CHIEF.
,dH0. II. REMsBFRG will move into
the ~. Todd property, which he will
10 - pbly purchase. Mr.. r. has been
Ike I'D in New Mexico for a number
! Fears. but being more fayorahly