The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07
Ma, E N Pr.rr.. 4 WE have re-

FORGET to come in aud pay their taxes.
Lorenzo THOMAS living on Elm
Creek is very sick with typhoid fever.
The Shakespearian club will meet a,
Prof. Ebaugh's residence on Saturday
night.
The ladies Aid Society meets Friday
afta rnoon at the residence OF Mrs. ID.
&. Meyers.
q. X CLANCY and wife have arrived
from Chicago. They will soon 20 to
housekeeping.
GEORGE and John Flohrs OF OHIO are
visiting Martin Roach of this city, and
other relations.
LAST week $4,lOO was paid in to
Treasurer Buschow as taxes. There
seems to be plenty of money in the
county,
&. +. DAVIS will go to st. Louis in =
few days to attend college. Charley
proposes to be efficient and after he
graduates will stick out his shingle ~
lawyer.
ANOTHER change Of time took place
on the Is & NJ Sunday. The old time
mail services have been restored TO
Red Cloud, and the people are there
fore happy.
HENRY LEAGUE, one Of our north
west farmers is just recovering from a
! ten weeks illness. He 10 considerably
thInned down. We are glad to see
him around again.
OK next Friday evening, November
IA, the ladies aid society will ho.d a
pumpkin social at the residence Of
Mrs A y Ho.mer, on south Seward
street. Everybody invited
DR. MosEyA who has practiced medi-
cine in Red Cloud, will leave in a fsw
days for Idaho where he will 20 into
business with his brother, and will
also practice. The doctor has our best
wishes.
A MISTAKE occurred in the Report ol
the second month as publised in this
paper last week. The columns of fig.
ures should he inverted to correspond
to the respective departments fol-
which they are intended.
Mrs. BRAKRFIELD has two spoons
which were used in Washington's
family. They are lis years old aud
are heirlooms handed down to poster
it's. They are curiosities. They have
been much worn by usage.
ALoSZo CURE, one of our prosperous
farmers living e Catherton. brought
in three oxen on Friday which he sold
for nearly SII5. One of the animals
was IL tremendous fellow and stood
higher than a horse. 1t weighed 2O40
pounds.
OS last SUNDAY Nov n d::occurred
the marriage of Miss. Ihebe Patmore
daughter of A. n. Patmore, of Red
Cloud and Mr.. Charles NJ. Smith flew.
el county Kansas. Rev. Geo. o Ieise,
officiating. Tie happy couple have
our best wishes.
JAMES WISTFRsrEIN, the first type
sticker on The CHIEF, when it was
published in a dug out on the corner
of Webster street and Third Avenue
thirteen years ago, made us = pleasant
call Wednesday. Red Cloud ha:
grown out of his knowledge.
WE understand that there was 4 lit.
tie promiscous shooting in a certain
locality in the borders of Red Cloud. Il
so. We think that it is time to squelch
such scenes and the probable aus OF
the anne Such institutions should
not be allowed to exist i'll a respectable
community.
ELDER Vim. Sumpler and Father
Newcomb Christian preachers will be
at Red Cloud, Nov. IA and viii preach
Friday and Saturday night. at the Ger
man Lutheran Church. Sunday, Sun
day School at ten O'Clock, preaching a
eleven, and Sunday night. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Rev. J. X. HARRIS. pastor Of thu
Presbyterian church, has concluded tC
leave Red Cloud and 60 to other field.
of labor. In whatever locality the
! good brother takes up his abode, the
citizens will have a good citizen ano
an exemplary Christian gentleman
The CHEF is sorry to learn that HI
has decided to 60. He is u hard work
er in the church and has been tn
means of erecting a fine church in thi
city.
A. LISpLEY, who came to Red Clout
about ole year ago and started a dru'
store i'm Miller & Balls old stand ha
sold his store to Messrs. Getting
Stonebraker of S~treator, Illinois. TIL
CHEF is sorry to lose Mr. L. from tn
business walks of Red Cloud as he ha!
been a good citizen and an enterpris
ing business man. The new firm
have the hest wishes of The CHE
| for prosperity and success in their ne'
business.
Fl HALLOWEEN, the night when tn
/. children-and some old folks are sup
r posed to have been taken possession
= Of by some bad spirit, occurred las
Friday. Every youngster from tn
f age of ten TO forty were appointed