The Red Cloud chief., 1884-03-14
AROUND THE r

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AROUND THE CITY.
DIR. DAMERELL WILSON have his new
house enclosed.
JUDGE GAsLIN, was in the city on
Saturday attending conrt matters.
THERE will be social in the Presbyter.
ian Church. Thursday evening this
week.
Rev. GEO. ScoTT lectured in the NJ
F. Church on Friday evening on tenn
perance.
r, ID. JONES has returned from the
north part of thi state where he has
tbeen for the last few days.
THEo. GELLHAUs and Miss Nit Hen
ry we're married on the It'll instant,
Rev. Geo. o. Yeiser officiating.
WEBSTER county needs a jail very bad.
A small sum comparatively would
ebuild a Jail, and it should be done.
y Rev. NJ. L. WILHELM will preach in
the Congregational Church next Sab.
bath. March 10th morning and evening.
We understand that two prominent
individuals will soon be married in
this city. We omit names until further
developments.
Mr.. FRANK HALL and wife, of Cowles,
take this method of thanking their
, friends for the fine cake recently pre-
scented to them.
MIR. H. A. WATSON has four span of
heavy work horses that he wishes to
' sell. Call and see him at once, at the
City Livery Stable, Red Cloud. 32-tf
THE county commissioners should
put a fence around the courthouse
park to protect the trees, OIL make it a
fine for people to hitch horses to them.
Miss Gus ZIMMERMAN cut a great
> swell at the masquerade bail on Thurs
Gay night. Some of the boys were
badly gone on Gussie. We won't name
them.
A HEAVY snow storm prevailed on
Friday night and Saturday. About
three inches fell, but it all disappeared
by Sunday noon, leaving the roads in
as good condition as ever.
WE understand that the Red Cloud
cornet band will, in a few weeks. give
a Mother Hubbard masquerade ball.
This indeed would he a novelty and
would be we'll ~patronized by the people.
An effort is now being made to es-
tablish a cheese factory on Buffalo
Creek, by the farmers in that vicinity.
A number of men from Ohio are anx-
ious to come to Nebraska An so into
that business.
HIRAM w. FRENCH of Harristown,
Illinois, who owns a farm near COwles'
this county, will move here during the
. coming fall. Mr.. French has certainly
been fortunate in procuring q home in
Webster county
C. WIENER has returned from the
East, and has bought for cash the larg
est line of clothing, furnishing goods,
hats, caps, ladies' and mems boots and
shoes, trunks and valises ever brought
to Red Cloud or the Republican Valley.
GEO. HOLLAND finished moving into
his new hotel on Saturday. George has
! fitted up the Boys Home in fine style,
and will rs usual give his customers
the very best that ~ be procured IN
the market. George has . state rep
utation.
ANOTHER change in business quar-
ters has been made lin the last few
days. MI. VIM. Way has purchased
an interest in Palmer Ways hardware
store and has entered upon his duties
Mr.. Way is an experienced hardware
merchant.
Mr.. w. B. RoBY, on Monday pur
chased the porth-west-quarter of bloch
s, to LeDuc's addition to Red Cloud
Consideration S2OO. This is a valuable
piece of town property and Mr. Bob,
was soon afterwards offered nearly
twice the amount that he paid for thu
land.
Mr.. HARVEY PALMER, mi OF on
! pioneers, sold the other day nine head
of shoats, seven months old, to MI
William Gates, our new stock dealer
which weighed two hundred and fit!
pounds each, receiving for them $40.
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