The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
mTY NEWS.

OSCAR PAThOR has returned from
Kansas.
JOHN STOREY wa. doing Red Cloud
Saturday.
JoHS MURRY is building a barn for
Geo. Holland.
Mr. SHAW, Of Nelson, was in the city
Saturday and Sunday. .
TIE railway commissioners wer.
again in Red Cloud on Tuesday.
OrR friend. ID. C. Myers, has been
on the sick list but is recovering.
Mn. ID II LARRrcK, of Catherton,
paid VA a pleasant call this week.
J. STEWART and JEFF Ward we're made
Odd fellows on last Saturday night.
JoHH MOORE. cashier ofthe First Ma
tional Bank, has returned from Illi-
nOis.
DASIrL CoNovER. OF Lincoln, is in
the city visiting his brother, Peter Con
over.
in PORE says that his watermelon
: patch will supply the city with that
: favoritc.
: y McDASTEIs is crippled. HIS
giant toe was mashed by a horse step
ping on it.
Gro Coon has about twenty-five
acres Of beautiful corn averaging seven
feet in height.
DAVE WuLIRAw, OF Louisa county,
Iowa. il In Red Cloud, the guest Of
Fred IIummell.
VIZ are in receipt Of the Harlan
county Times = sprightly six column
quarto and willingly Y with it.
NJ. W. DIcKERsoS and NJ. Man have
returned from Oberlin. Kansas. They
report things booming IN that burg.
Mr. NORRIS, living northeast of here
fought q fine organ this week of John
;arber: for which he paid $l2O cash.
Mr.. FRED DURRIE has departed for
lis new field OF labor in Frisco and
is successor has beer duly installed
, - agent.
= lbE llttfe sui vi. val IhoIi Ia "iio
was recently kicked by q colt, is slow
: y recovering. THE CHIEF is glad to
.car OF IL.
On Tuesday night the young ladies
composing the n. b. b. literary associ-
,lion gave II very pleasant social in the
NJ E Church.
: Ton POWER was so happy last week
thst he could o contain himself. and
all because he had an heir to his estate
6rrive. Usual weight
The teachers and pupils attending
: the institute should call ut w. klee-
mans post-oNice news and stationery
stand for their supplies.
". r. BoHRER, while working in the
country this week, got IL fall that
knocked him senselcss for a few min
utes. He finally recovered.
The CHIEF this week sampled some
fine nader blackberies from the vines
ofour friend. w B Roby. The vines
were young but the berries were x
cellent.
B. F. MlzER, On last Sunday. was
!. taken very sick. For a time it was
thought that he had received a sun.
stroke, but later on he recovered and
~ again on duty.
.,DrRrxo the thunderstorm on Sun
day evening a chicken coop in Mrs
Bairl's garden was struck by lightning
H ling a brood of young chickens, but
doing no further damage.
J. 4. TrILEYs, RObt. V. Shirey and
G. Wiener went to RivertOn Saturday
TO confer the Sd degree of masonry on
Johnny Young. The boys report John
as an excellent rider of the goat.
married, at Red Cloud July "a 1885
Nv Judge Yeiser. Mr. John w Adams
and Miss Jennie V Dudley. At same
time and place Mr. Chas n lsom and
Mss Stella A Dickson. sAll of Jewel
= county Kansas.
. democratic party have an ele-
plant On their hands, in the shape O.
the new editor. He has already divid
cd the party. and nov their supplica
ton runs about lik sthis: ooh. Lord
deliver us from the evil effects OF I'M
ported democracy.
Is another column. and by large
posters distributed over the country
Dave Kalev the fact tha
on August ID, he will sell 2lO head o
cattle, horses and hogs. This will tie
large sale and a good chance to bn!
stock on easy terms.
In September about twenty persons
relatives and friends Of ID II Larrick
OF Catherton, will start for Nebrask'
from Virginia. The CHIEF will hesTt'
" welcome the ~colonists to Red Clou'
and will say that no finer lands can b
found than in Nebraska.
Our friend, Frank Il. Gump, Is TIT
happy father of q little boy cherut
which arrived Saturday, weighing MIN
pounds. The little fellow is a periec
image of his father, and the first word
is said to have SPOKEN were i want .
he a little Judge, pap" Frank sets u
the cigars in good style.
On last Sunday . very rude exh'o'
ton of equestrianship took place o.
our streets. Some young fellow VIII