The Red Cloud chief., 1884-01-25

i1SS IN anOther column.
Mics SHIREY, sister Of Robert and
John Shirley, has retired to York.
SPANoGLE & FUNK are preparing to
hold a grand closing Oh. sale to make
room for their large spring stock.
The w. C. T. u. will meet at the res
idencc Of Mrs. Dwight Jones on
Wednesday, January 80, at 2 p. m.
Losr.-Ab black and white pig, weigh
ing about IS pounds. Owner will re-
wand the finder. Leave word at this
Office.
A. HALEY has bought his partner out
and is now ready to see his friends and
patrons. Still at the old stand. Call
and see him.
Mrs. c. WIENER, wife of our new
clothing merchant in the State bank
block, arrived in Red Cloud last Tues
day night from Chicago.
Gov. CARRIER, returned Sunday night
from Denver, where he has been rus
~ticating for the last ten days. The
Governor is well pleased with Denver.
Our county treasurer, Charles Bus
chow, went to Lincoln, the first of the
week to make his settlement with the
state treasurer. Bro. Buschow, is one
of the best county officers in the state.
MARRIED, by the Rev. Geo. o. Yeiser,
in Red Cloud. on the 18th of January,
1884, Mr.. W. F. Black and Louisa A.
Hitting. By. same on the 2Oth. Mr..
Hugh C. Dunkin and Miss Flora A.
Bayles.
Rev. NJ. L. WILHELMs, will deliver
his lecture on Angels" next Sabbath
evening, at the court house. This lee
ture is very highly spoken Of and the
public is cordially invited to attend.
Admission, free.
The following gentlemen and their
families have located near Blue Hill,
where they have purchased farms.
They will make good settlers and are
welcomed 10 the county: Daniel Trine,
VIM. Bostock, Jas. Moley.
The United States mail service on
the B and NJ should he increased, the
agents now on are unequal in force to
cope with the large and constantly in
creasing mail that is thrown over that
route. a great deal Of matter is carried
by every day.
Mrs. SHEPPARD, who was operated
on for dropsy few weeks ago. was
again operated on a few days since,
and a patent pail of fluid taken away
from her. Her physician, DR.. Mosena,
reports tn e patient in rs good condi-
ton as could be expected.
JOS. MAsHALL, brother-in-law of +.
Taylor, living one mile and 4 half west
Of town, is lying very low, and is not
expected to live. He has a complica.
ton of diseases. This young man came
from Indiana last fall for his health,
but did not arrive SOON enough to do
any good.
LAUrERBACH prepared the supper for
the leap year + -rty last Monday night.
This vas a streak of diplomacy IN the
part of the ladies, for if there is any
thing that pleases the sterner sex it's a
square meal. This the boys will sver
remember and sigh for leap year par
ties every week.
HARRY SWEET, on last Friday after
noon while attempting to drive over
the railway crossing. was run into by
all engine and the buggy BADLY shat
tered Harry was thrown out and
slightly injured. An ins tant later, and
the accident would have been a serious
|, one for Mr. Sweet
Dr.. HALL, left Monday night for
New York city, where he will remain
the balance of the winter. During his
absence Doctor Damerell will stay
at his house nights and:answer all calls.
The doctor wanted 70 keep posted on
| Red Cloud events, and consequently
ordered The CHIEF to his address.
The Rev Stuart Crockett, has resign
ed the rectorship of Grace church,
Red Cloud, and accepted a position at
Quincy, Ill, and departed for his
new field of labor last evening The
reverend gentleman has the best
wishes of our people, in whatever po-
sition in life he may be called to.
OYER one hundred carloads of rails
have been received at this station, pre-
sumably for the proposed railway from
Red Cloud to Stockton, Kansas, men
ton of which was made in The CHIEF
several weeks ago. 1t has been report
ed that 400 cars of material are to be
deposited in the yards for that purpose.
MRS. MARYATT, wife of o. H. Mary.
att. went to the depot Monday night
with some friends. She got into .
hack 70 return to the city, when the
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