The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-06
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No RAILROAD new, of any importance
this week.
c. ScHAFFSIr has returned from his
Kansas trip.
Ton BRENNAN has returned from his
trip TO New York.
REV. I. L. SEXTON of Seward visited
Red Cloud Saturday.
Miss MARIA QUICKER has returned
from her trip to Illinois.
Doc. BECK evidently Las y dead
sinch on his pre-emption.
Mrs. Us. SULLIVAN has returned
from her visit to Pennsylvania.
b. F. JEFFoRDs, formerly an employ
Of o. II. Maryatt, was in the city this
week.
MR. A. c. HosMER and family viii
return from their extended eastern
trip Monday.
The recent copious showers baye
brough. JOY to the hearts OF many de-
spending freemen.
WILL HouGHToN has returned from
his trip among the tender feet" look
ing fresh as q daisy.
IF you want to sex a really meritOr-
ious article ask J. w. Warren to show
you a Fredonia washer.
The Ladies Baptist II. NJ. Society
will meet with Mrs. Scammon, Tues
day afternoon, August 10.
S. I. Van Horne has been making
some extensive impr ovements on his
residence on South Seward street.
A party of gentlemen mailing from
New Mexico nave been in town Tor q
few days pas in search of ranch prop
erty.
TIE hotels Of the city are crowded
with land seekers, and business mer
looking for locations in southern Ne.
braska.
THE ladies Of the Congregations
Society will give a lawn sOciable a
Mrs. Joseph Warren's Thursday even
ing, August l..
A party Of b. & NJ. high muck-a
mucks' accompanied by their ladies
enjoyed the divine atmosphere of Rex
Cloud last Sunday
tx SHERIFF WARREN is now handling
one of the finest washing machineI
in the land. To he appreciated
needs but to be seen.
WRIGHT & WALLACE have removed
to new and commOdiOs quarters ane
still dispose of immense amounts o
jewelry at surprisingly low prices.
In another column wall be found
very interesting letter from Stockholm
s Sweden. written to Mr.. w. B. Roby b.
his brother. who is travelling in Europe
The argus Office door Is Ornamente
with a ball deg chrome. and still W.
are not jealous, but We are pleased Il
see evidences Of prosperity on ever.
hand.
WuLLFRED HoUGHToN has moves
his merchant tailoring outfit into tn
the building on North Webster stree
formerly occupied by Gilman & Rick
ards.
! HoN. c. W. HALEY is passing in Cal
fornia rs q Nebraska editor. Barrin thu
regular crowd we don't know thai
the mantle could have fallen on be tie
shoulders.
LATEST advices from. Maine repol
county superintendent, Rev. Z. "
Springer as still improving in healtl
We haye hopes Of his speedy and ult
mate recovery.
The Omaha Bee now publishes
Sunday edition, and to say the least
is a very readable paper, crisp. spic,
and in fact overtiowing with just wins
one wants to read.
We haye the manuscript of q bloot
curdling tale entitled 1.-The still villa
pursued her." which our readers wi
miss on account of M aching void i
the waste paper basket.
We call the attention Of our reader
to the very interesting and highly Ell
tertaing descriptive letters written f
THE CHIEF by its editor during h
wanderings in the eastern states.
J WILL y. KING, formerly editor
the Helmet, but nov connected Wit
the Omaha Herald. tarried awhile vii
friends in this city on Monday, viii
enroute for Q short sojourn along Il
Pacific coast.
The instruments for the s. OF
band have arrived, and the bows ha'
commenced practicing. They WI
to return thanks to the citizel
and members of the q. A. R. for the
aid to the enterprise.
CHAs. 4. TRACY and Joseph Ludwi
two prominent young capitalists
St. Joseph, Mo-, are in the CITY d
week, guests of Charley Haley. Tn
are satisfied with the future prospes
Of our city. They will probably iocs
and 90 IN business here.
Miss ELLA MCBRIDE, Nebrask'
most gifted elocutionist, gave q
her interesting entertainments at 9
Congregational church On Tuod
q evening. which was well attended CO
sidering the other entertainments
{ the city on the same evening.
Inv. ]. VANcE is . single man d q