The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29
CITY IREvITIES.

Doc days have passed into the dim
pasf~
IN. RICHARDS was in Wymore this
week.
Ss9. GUMP viii visit in the east for a
lew days.
ATTORNEY Money was in Lincoln
last Saturday.
Mrs. WV. GATES has returned from
her eastern visit.
4HE Valley House now runs en- IN
dependent free bus.
Us. NoLL is building a new house IN
the north end Of the city.
Ed. HAwLEY will Locate in Sioux
comfy for the practice OF law.
CAPT. Ashley, ef Wymore, and wife,
were doing Red Cloud, Sunday.
+. ANDERSON contemplatcs a visit TO
los, Illinois, and Virginia, in 4 short
;iule.
orr friend, 4. Morhart, and family
will make an extended visit IN Illinois
soou.
Go. p. LEA sold his hogs on Satur-
day and got <lGI.59 for them. 4 pref
ty good price.
Ed. HIgHLASD has moved into bis
resncnC un corner Of Cedar street and
SedBnd Avenue.
KsUr KNUTsoN has purchased a
good threshing machine and VIII 70
INTO the business.
The 'epublican delegates 10 the State
convention we're in Omaha making
statesmen, this week.
Mrs. s. +. SPoKEsFIELD Wa in He
bronShIs week attending The funeral
daughters htJlc child.
4. J. NAESER, of Scott coanty, Hi
n0is, who oEus a farm III this county,
WIS in Red Cloud this week.
TIE Nebraska State Fair colnmcnc-
cs September ). 4 good many Of orr
people will he present no doubt.
a. Evans has an elegant weather
roONer surrounding his new barn. al
can now tell which way the wind
blows.
GEo. MCKISNEY, Of Clinton, Illinois,
b. +. Windsor, and 4. II. Eldred-e, Of
the same state, were in Red Cloud,
Saturday.
~ friend 4. Cure, made final proof
onfis homestead las: Saturday. Mr..
&. has been very prosperous during
his stay in Nebraska.
MEs. J. II. SMITH, who has been Wis
ting IN Minnesota Tor gtie last few
weeks, has returned home after n
Pheasant visit in that state.
NJ SKINNER, OF Hardy, Nuckolls
county, prospective candidate for sen
atorial hunors. n IN the city this
week. he made us 4 pleasant call.
FoG a fine specimen Of crab apples
~NehrasEa raised we invite our read
irs 10 the farm of Peter McNitt. We
Herp tie recipients oi some fine speci-
nv TINS week
THE mclorco'ic days have come,
the saddcst Of the year"-that is, II
II kes the small hoy feel sad that there
are not more patches near tom, where
the 1siiyc watermelons grow.
w. q. KNIGHT and wife, ofInavale,
haye returned 10 Webster county. az
terV turning in Minnesota for several
weeks. They report iiavi: e "a grand
time In thar NORTHWESTERN state.
DIED, ut Red Cloud, Ne,. on the
morning of the 18th inst, at the resi-
dence Of her brother, Mr.. L Harucr,
Mrs. Harriet Ricbm ond. OF Columbus.
WISCONSIN, in the sixtN-ninth year oi
ri lie.
De. l.. :. MEAD. an Old resident OF
Webster county, has sold his home,
stead ami will 90 back To Wisconsin,.
The doctor will take the prairie schoon-
er line for his now home, The CHIEF
goes with Mr.. Mead.
A. !. SCRIBNEE has sold his farm 70
JVm Bean. of Illinois, for $35o1. Mr..
S'will 20 10 Soak comfy, Neb. winch
he Will make his future home. Mr.. b
l. thrice welcome to Webster county
and we wish him success.
EDITOR NIsSCHER, of the Greut Hcst
published at Denver. and "A brother OF
W. VI. NiSscher Of this city, was IN
Red Cloud this week. Mr.. Y. Is pleas
ant gentleman and a talented writer
H. made THE CHIEF 4 pleasant call.
sRIsuoP MAIIILIEU. of Boston. one o
the newly appointed Methodist Bishop:
will preach iu the ". 4. Church Oh
Monday. Sept. LIST, 1884. The Bishop
is 4 noted speaker. and this will lie /.
rare intellectual treat for citizens
STU another contribution to our al
read: unique agricultural department
coz e. from Mr. l.. II Haski9s. Pen
ley Creek. Ii, that is the contribute:
belay n big sunflower" measuring /
feeHk height and of too great Il diam
eter For utility rs a wood pole.
the relatives Of 4. D. Hangers, o
kirI3n. Kansas, who was killed hv thj
Ii. & N. at Amboy, came To Red EIou,
on Saturday. and had the body Inter el
In the cemetery. There are no furthe,
particulars as to how he came to li
death any more than that lac was Kill
ed by the cars.
H. F. CRAWFORD, the gentleusul,
postmaster at Batin, called upon Til
CRfTF on Tuesday. Mr.. c, has bee;
SAN afflicted of late having been um
der the weather himself and n of In
children FRUSTRATED with scarlet fever
and still another with diphtheria. W
hope his future MAY he brighter tina,
his recent past has been.
WE hope that our citizens viii no
foAct the fair this year. Let every Cit
izs1o remenll,er that the success % tn.
institution this year will place 1t on
firm foundation for next season. whel
the new association viii give Il genu
ip-rst-class fair. Let the people the
Eing in their products and we Wi
have Il good crop and Il good fair.