The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
CITY NEWS.

CITY NEWS.
"A SISTER OF Mrs. L. II. Fort viii be
in the city this week.
GEO. MoUSTFoRD, of Smith county,
has bought so acres more land.
THE wife OF Rev. Geo. II. Brown has
quite i'll for . few days, but is getting
better.
Rev. FULFoRrH will hold divine ser
vices in the Episcopal church next
Sunday.
MARVIN MAksH's little girl Nettie
s~allowed q pin the other day, but is
now ali right.
II. w. DIcKERsoN who has been sick
for some weeks past. has sufficiently
recovered to be ON the streets again.
C. b. HosFoRD, knowing the wants
Of tho sinner man." rendered US q
fness Of quail. which we acce pied with
thanks.
&. 4. PERKINS, president of tho Bur
Iington system, who has been hunting
in this vicinity for a few days, has re-
turned east.
C. l.. CoTTrSG is happy. all because
he has q new baby at his house. This
item should have appeared last week
but was neglected.
A.. J. Mcneil. OF Sterling, Illinois,
q cousin of our friend q. A. QUICKER.
wss in the city Sunday. He is looking
FOR q western location.
THE Chicago Store now sports a new
Sign, announcing TO the world the en-
trance to the largest general merchan-
Hso store in the west.
A MOVER wagon passed through Red
Cloud the other day with a sign on one
side which read: "In God We trusted.
and in Dakota We busted"
N. S. MARSH bought the Noah Perry
property in the north part Of the city,
paying $500 spot cash for it. Ms. Is
getting to be a bloated land owner.
HuoH BRowN who was badly burned
ut the B. T. NJ. oil house fire during
fair week is again around although no.
entirely recovered from the effect Of
the flames.
J.G. DopD secured the service Of q
10 pound assistant in the windmill
business, on Tuesday night. it is said
neichbor D-'s boy is m exact fac sim
lie Of his papa.
DuRlx0 the severe gale on Wednes.
day night q freight car was blown iron
the siding at Bostwick onto tho mai'
track, where it was struck by th'
cannon ball going east doing consider
able damage. fortunately ne n VA
injured.
J. X. AULrz and Mr.. Walswortl
have entered into business and have
opened . restaurant and farmers
lunch room under the Red Cloud Ma.
tsonal Bank, where they propose 4
feed the hungry on oyster stews. soup
etc. Call and see them.
In the future the B. 4 N, passenge
depot will be protected by . full Hedges
policeman, armed with . blue coat
brass buttons etc. In non.turbu!en
times he will devote his leisur'
moments to the noble occupation Q
washing windows and ba,hings~ pitoon:
The first primary department Of III
public schools has been ordered by tn
board Of education to remain closes
for the space of two weeks in order Il
prevent d,phtheris becoming epidem-
ic IN the school. This was . wise AND
Timely action on the part Of the board
Rev. GEO. II. BROWN will preach il
et. Paul next Sunday. the 18th. D
the 2end he answers an urgent call I
the esetern part Of the state. Kearne
also asks for him, his services are ais
solicited outside of the state. Whsr
he will settle is not yet determined
His family will remain in Bed Clou
for several weeks.
john RHErM OF Ottumwa, low
Samuel ]. and Lewis n. Rheem {
Omaha. Nebraska. Miss Annie Wallac
Of Red Cloud. Nebraska, and Mr.
Lydia Lightner of Cre.ton. Iowa, a
rived in this place last week. and hay
y complete family re union for tn
delight Of their aged mother. Geors
W. Rheem and Mrs. John F. Irwin
this place, and Mrs. Fred. B. Irwin
Lawrence township are the other men
bers of the family. They were bor
and raised in Clarified hut for a nun
Der of years those who are now here 9
Q visit have lived in the West and Al
well-to-do citizens of their sever
places Of residence. Az an intelligel
ana useful family of men and wome
they have nj superiors -Rofsmen
Josanal, Ciearreld, Ia.