The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-10
CITY BREyiTIES

1922
I. j. WRIGHT goes to Glenwood, la.
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F. KLETT has moved into the rear O
his billiard hall.
WILL MITCHELL has been on Tia,
sick list, but is recovering.
Al. w. DICKERsoN and wife hav,
gone TO Denver on a pleasure trip.
/. Z. HACKER was i'll the first OF tn.
week, but Is again on duty at his store
}. l.. MILLER, county commiss lone
Was Oh the disabled list the first of Tn.
week.
.. ii. MARYATr has bought DR.. No
sena's residence. They will NOV,
there soon.
Miss SHERMAN is building a new
house south Of Mr.. Wolf's residence il
Jackson's al dition.
We give a little room i'm our columns
to-day TO Fred Houchin, the anti.mon-
op orator, of Garfield.
ELLIS and Gertie Shirley, and Mr..
Dibble and wife, relatives Of Rob and
John Shirley, are in the city visiting.
Mr.. VAN Horn, who moved here
last week from Iowa, will move into
Mr.. Ornsby's property on Seward
street.
WILLIAM BARRETT, of Judson, Kan
sas, Is the happiest man in Kansas. It's
. girl and weighs the usual number of
pounds.
SEATS have been put into the lower
Red Cloud school house. There was
no school there this week in conse
quence.
The First Nationa, Bank building is
progressing and will soon be a perma-
nent fixture. Brick laying will soon
commence.
THIS week the population of Red
Cloud has been Increased by several
little babes, notices of which will be
found elsewhere.
W. II. IsoI1 Is Tie iatici vi u pouLiC-
ing baby boy, which came to Red
Cloud Sunday. 1t tipped the beam at
the standard weight.
BARNEY MIXERS is again going the
rounds of our city peddling milk.
Barney is prepared to furnish the peo-
pie with the best of milk.
MARRIED, at Red Cloud, Neb., Oct,
lst, 1854, by Rev. Geo. U. Yeiser, Mr..
Henry Ehler and Miss Rebecca Lind
ley, all of Red Cloud, Neb.
n. b. DowNEY is going TO start a
cheese factory at Guide Rock. A good
point We should judge. Guide Rock is
thrifty town and is full of enterpris-
ing citizens.
The people seem to be favOrably inn
pressed with the idea of building a
poor house fer the county. 1t is a ne
cessity and The CHIEF hopes that the
plan will be brought before the people
At once.
Miss SANFORD, teacher in the prim-
airy department of the public school,
WAS SO i'll several days this week as to
necessitate a vacation on her part.
Her place was filled for the time by
Miss Maggie McAlpine.-Signal.
The other day at Goldworth's sale in
Kansas n little dispute arose, and TWO
men, our informant said. pOunced up
on Attorney Gates, Of Salem, and gave
him a number of severe blows. How
ever the fuss was settled without great
injury.
OK October %, Senator Henderson
and other noted speakers are billed
for Red Cloud. They are billed by the
State Republican Central Committee.
The county committee shoald make
the necessary arrangements for a big
time and a big crowd.
W. A. BUTLER, who Was accidentiy
shot last week. is Stall in a doubtful
condition. The ball has not yet been
found. His limbs below the waist are
paralyzed to the extent that he hasn't
the least sense of feeling in them. 1t
is earnestly hoped by all that he will
recover.-Enterprise.
EDITOR WARREN, of the Argus, Is
supremely jubilant, and all because he
has an heiress to his estate. 1t arrived
on Monday morning and weighs the us
ual number of pounds. The father Is
doing we'll. The CHIEF co~ngratulates
its contemporary on the advent OF the
little maiden into his family.
WHILE in Red Cloud last Sunday we
called upon our friend DR.. Hall, and
found the doctor at home. We always
like to meet and talk with such men as
he. The doctor is an enthusiast in his
profession-one who strives to excel;
one who keeps pace with the strides of
progress in his profession. and does
not hang on to the old-line notions and
theories that have long since been ex-
ploded. The doctor makes q specially
of surgery, andih operating room is
a. complete as any in the state this is
not an exageration but a fact.-Onleans
Gentimcl.