The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

J.. n. MAgTIy, Of the O.leans Snsi
mel was a pleasant caller this week.
Any one having a young Jersey COW
for saio can find a buyer at this Off ca
Social at the residence Of Mrs. Julia
Warren, October 6, under the ausp;ce.
of the ". L. G.
SKATING all next week at the rink
after which the rink will be cloeed us
til q ter November |.
THERE will be a pound social" al
Rev. Geo. Browns, Monday eve ming
Oct. 6. All are cordially invited.
SOMETIME during this month the
Ladies Aid Society will give an ami.
yersary supper at Mrs. X. Hitchell's.
y LITTLE boy named Zurka was
ruu over az the south end Of town the
other day by a delivery wagon ard IN
jurcd slightly.
j. y. DAVIS, brother Of G. f. Davis.
OF this city, has bought q farm in
Franklin county. He paid $500 for it
and has refused 5000.
I. Vas HoES and wife, and Miss
Clara Dickerson, relatives Of F. VI. and
". N. Dickerson, arrived in Red Cloud
from Iowa Wednesday night.
MRs. NJ. w. DICKERsoy, who has
been sick for 1 number of weeks past.
lie convalescing. Her many friend,
will be pleased TO hear Of her final Ie-
covery.
We are pleased 10 notice the ap-
p0intmsnt of Joseph CARRIER, Of Red
Cloud, to the mail service. Joe is a
brother Of the cx-goycrnor.-G4-stte-
Journal.
The managers of the rink are fitting
it up nicely on the interior. The boys
are furnishing people with a great
deal Of amusement and the citizens
appreciate it.
Mas. NJ w DICKERsos requests THE
CHEF to return thanks q the ladies
who have 90 kindly assisted her in her
recent illness, and especially 50 TO The
ladies' OF I;cbekah Lodge, /. o. o. T..
who have constantly been with her dur
ing her illness.
"BABr's got a bran new TOOTH" yes
baby has a bran new tooth, it, the first
baby and the first tooth. John WAS 50
elated over the discovery that he.aros
at the dead OF night to inform
the neighbors. That baby will rot
have 10 gum it n more.
THR Red Cloud Quartet will give q
| grand bali at the rink tonight, Friday,
October 2. Our people should turn
ont and give the young folks compris-
ing the quartet Il boost. TIE tHIFF
hopes they will have q large crowd.
The admission for spectators will he
placed 1T so cents.
a. j. MEANS has just completed his
new barn, 45Xl5, and has fenced in 200
acres Of nlsture. lie recently bought
eleven COWS from James Gillian. This
together with the balance OF his stock
puts Andy in good shape. THE CHIEF
is pleased 10 see the farmers of Web
ster county prosper.
WV WILLIAMS, late Of Kearnev has
opened Il restusant in Miller's building
north OF Kalcy's store. This makes
eight institutions Of that kind in the
city ard with the four regular hotel.
it would seem that the travelling pub
lie need not go hungry at least rs long
as their money lasts.
IT is rumored that the B. & n. have
leased the st. Joe bridge, and will here
after make this their route to Chicago.
This line is among the foremost roads
in the country, and hy this move will
give Red Cloud the usual eastern tray
cling facilities. 1t is said that by this
route tho time from Chicago to Denver
is shortened som C five or six hours.
TUE Red Cloud creamery under the
careful management of J. II. Smith,
has been a great success. During the
year just past, closing with October |.
1884, the creamery has made about TO-
900 pounds of butter. OF So tons. This
is simply immense. when a person
thinks Of 81 tons of butter. The cream
cry is a great benefit to the people.
Success 10 il.
Our yeung friend, Frank Scott, of
Amboy, rel out hunting the other
day, and run upon q wolf. Frank
with a true spirit of nimrol whaled
away with both barrels and lie; the
wolf have a broad side on the wing.
His wolfship was a monster and
weighed nearly 100 hundred pounds. 1t
wa Franks first wolf and he naturally
feels jubilant over it.
The following officers were elected
at the Red Cloud Philomathian society
Sept. 20, 1884: President, Chas Dow;
First Vice-President, Carrie Miner:
Second Nicc-President, Katie Reig,e;
Secretary, Jessie Warren; Treasurer
Henry Ludlow; Critic, Lora Mcbride;
Door-keeper, Willie Brewer. The
next meeting will be on Monday, Oct
Is. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
l.. C. MIcKs. of Salem, Kans., recent