The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09
EVENTS OF The WEEK.

"a lily WuS AubS Va y otkStS tHs9
week.
ANo7HEI new brick is talked of in
the city.
THE Congregational parsonage is
enclosed.
THE new opera house will soon be
completed.
ED. METcALF was in the city Satur-
day evening.
II. s. BALLAD. who has been OH the
sick list. has recovered.
A roLAK wave has been lowering
around these parts this week.
The n. r. Church parsonage lie
being treated to a coat Of paint.
l.. ii. WALLACE goes to Chicago ON
the 2Dth on business. No orange bios
sons.
MIS-. Il. +. BATES. Of Charlton, Iowa,
is visiting with Mrs. A. VI. Wallace,
ihi. week.
T. J. MosnIR hss now fitted n neat
md convenient restaurant north OF his
meat market.
TIE fair ground fence has become a
sea OF advertisements Of u business
men. Advertising pays.
PRAIRIE schooners 10y the dozen:' are
westward bound. Just at present Ne
braska 10 the III Dorado.
We are indebted to J. l.. Miller for
A. elegant yellow sweet potato that
weighed 4 pounds. 1t Was simply i'm
mcnse.
Mrs.. DAMERELL, who has been visit.
ing for eevcral weeks IN Illinois. has
returned home. The Doctor 10 now
very happy.
LAST Saturday was another big day
for Red Cloud merchants. The city
was alive with people from all parts OF
the county.
Mrs. HATCH, wife of Frank Hatch,
Of Ducker's dry goods house
arrived i'm Red Cloud Friday. to the
great joy of our friend.
TuE uuterrificd held their l,t,lo
.'cawcus" last Saturday. and elected
their..,ntire county ticket by 1000 ma
louty, so goes the story.
RED CLOUD isbooming. and the fol
trade of our merchants is picking NJ
rapidly. Big crowd. are in the city
nearly every day, buying goods.
Mis-. A. N. Wallace, mother Of oil
esteemed friend, l.. II. Wallace. TIT
leweler, goes east on . visit to ir'end
IN PENNSYLVANIA. about the 18th.
/. II. WALLACE couldn't see through
ladder until Saturday night. HI
now wear. an enlarged chin from th'
effects OF looking over the lower rnnG
WI ARE indebted to J. ". Smith fo
sweet potato that weighed S pound
md II n The largest that "
have seen this season. Will somcon
beat II?
&. L. DAVIS, one Of the eourishin'
LAWYERS of Beaver City. Was in the cit
sunday. We could tell why he wa
here. but will refrain until the prope
time comes.
DIR. SnlpLER, Of York, a former Re
Cloud man. and a brother-in-law t
our friend, X. V. Shirev. cashier OF I'll
Red Cloud National Bank. WAS IN I'll
city Saturday.
Nix. BrssELI. . newspaper MAJ
while on mis- way 70 Candy. SEerms
county, Kans.. stopped over in Re
Cloud one day las, week, and was
caller al this office.
Mr.. W. H. ATHow. the gentleman
partner of our friend. Mr.. Jno. iOun
who lately purchased the Marsh stoc
q. dry goods, was in Red Cloud II
lore part OF the week.
THos. PoYSER, well known in IL
Cloud, packed his grip. and along vii
hi. family moved to Arkansas Ia
Thursday, where he will live in Il
future. Tom has our beN wishes.
". ". DlCKERsoS, Fred Hummel
q. y. McDaniels, J. II. Smith and
Hart paid Guide Rock lodge l. o. ..
~ fratcrnal visit last Thursday nigh
Tn" boys report having a fine time.
Mr.. X. L. TINKER, one of the prom
men. citizens and merchants Of II
Cloud, is q business visitor. mskil
extensive purchases of Jansen & CO
wholesale furniture house.--LincC
-NsTs.
John J. QUICKER, for several mont
with Miner Bros. IN this city, h
taken 3 position AS salesman in |
brothers store in Red Cloud Nation
Bank block. Wiener's I'D stand, whe
he hopes TO see all Of his old friends
DUCKER's cash store is now open.
will be seen by their half page adv,
,isemcn, on the first page Of 10 da
,,aper. They have bargains in the Ii
q. dry goods, notions. etc. that v
surprise you. and At prices never hes
/: IN ,h:s city.