The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21

w l. - IN TIC civ.
Full line or Groceries At Hackers.
Flour, bran and chop feed .. Hack
er's.
THE aid soeieiy'z pumpkin social
was a grand success last FRIDAY night.
J. 5. NoLL has gone 10 Iowa. He
father Is very sick and not expected 20
live.
The funeral 81 Mr.. W. II. siTchm
Was very largely attended on last Fri
day.
PgEsIpI.G ELDER GALLAGHER WAS ia
the city Sunday, attending quarterly
services.
DE-. MosESA went ives. thi. week.
HIS future home ~i!l be Salmon
City, Idaho.
Gro. VALENTINES familiar couute-
nance was seen upon our streets one
day this week.
WooLEs scars, muflers in silk. wool
and cashmere; over % styles Of silk
hankerchiek az the Golden Eagle.
Dos'r forge, the Golden Eagle gives
you n chance 10 Win go, 80 and IS N
goods as an extra ~inducement to buy
there.
Who will be on next postmaster,
nos that Cleveland has got the bulge
on the presidency? Echo answers.
Who
TIE Bedient family living ear the
depot are in very distressed circum-
stances, and should receive the SYM
pathies of the people.
THE city water works i. e. the town
pumps, which have been in n very di-
lapidated condition for some time past
have az las; been partially repaired.
4 FIRE broke out last Friday morn
ing in the implement store Of Pretty
man Bros. at Alma, destroying the
whole building. No clue 10 the o-i.ia.
Loss estimated: at 5000.
S. III. H.. CLAEK with his special car
arrived in Red Cloud on the 18Th, and
he and his companions, among whom
was J. VI. Eddy, spent a few days hunt
ing in this neighborhood.
The highway between Red Cloud
and Amboy he's been repaired. The
fence that closed up the road has been
taken away and people can now come
and 60 without fear of accidents.
Mr.. JOIN ToMLISsoS is the happy
recipient of a $500 team Of horses ~ a
gift from Walter Harris. VIM. Parkes
is also to make a pair of $Il boots 70:
DIR. Elliott. Twas Cleveland did it."
FEIDAY morning Mr.. G.. w. Hol-
dredge, Assistant General Manager Of
the B. & NJ, accompanied by Superin-
:endent of Teles C. Z. Yates, a
rived, and their car was Mt once run
to ~Inavale where they spent The day
hunting.
THERE is a rtlmor that there are TO
he some changes made in he depot at
this point. There are several reeded,
for instance. a room for conduC ors %
leave their thin.s and make out re-
ports, also a waiting DON for lac es
and o.hef conycliences. The iravel
is very heavy On the road now and
there are n good many passengers
! ansferred from different trains caus-
ing considerable waiting on their part
a nd better accommodations are requir-
ed. Let us hope it will 20 be done.
AT n regular convention of Calantha
Lodge L ID, X of p, on Tuesday night,
theifollowing officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year:
PER V Shirley,
CC-J L Miller.
V CT q Scott.
P~relate-J A Tulleys.
Nj &c Wiener.
NJ F-FD Hummell.
KRS--W III Parkes.
NJ A-John Shirley.
IG-J 5 Parkes.
OG-M w Dickerson.
MRS. ALMIRA d. YEIsEE wife os Rev.
Geo. Ye:ser. died at her home in this
city on Sunday morning, November
l6. Mrs. Yeiser was the daughter of
Rev. Il. I. billiard, d. d., and was born
in Fayette county, Kentucky, Febru-
airy 23d, 1888, married May 3, 1859,
and with her husband and family
came to Red Cloud in the winter of
1876. where she has since resided. She
was an earnest Christian and a men,
Der of the Baptist Church. BY her
death this community loses one of its
most estimable members, her husband
a fond and loving wife, and her chill
dren a true and devoted mother. The
remains were conveyed to their final
resting place On Wednesday afternoon
by a large ~concourse OF sorrowing rel
atives and friends.
"What Shal The Harvest Be-"
cat last tie proud waves lash the
shore" and the republican party has
been enguifed in the democratic whirl-
pool. Therefore u rooster is too
sick for duty. and will not be able to
crow much for four years to come, ex-
cept on state occasions. Els name is