The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17
CITY NEWS.

AMY AND GEO. Cook we're in the Cit,
this. week.
EIMIss CoRDIE SHERER will attend tn.
Estate University this year.
Rev. w. D. PAGE, of Cowles, was 8
pleasant caller on Monday.
"DlCK" THOMPSON, editor of the
Hastings Democrat, was In the city Fri
day.
" Miss CAROLINE NEwHoUsE left Mon
day morning for Lincoln to attend the
State University.
w. S. HAY, the good looking auditor
of the Wells, Fargo Express Co., was in
the city Monday.
THERE will be rvlc in the Catho7
lie Church next Sunday, Sept. 10
joseph Clery, pastor. .
Mrs. C T. WATSON, of Deerfeld,
Mich, is visiting IN the city the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Wood.
n. r. CHAPLIN, a travelling man
from st. Joe, has moved to Red Cloud.
and makes this city his headquarters.
/ We are indebted to Mr.. Halleck for
! the largest watermelon of the season.
Our devil took 1t all in at one glance.
THERE will be preaching at the court
house hall next Sunday, morning and
evening. Sunday-school at malt past
nine.
Get your sewing machine new
Japanned and cleaned. f. 4. Young
can make your machine look like a
new m
c. H.. WATTS, of Bloomington, vas
looking around the gate city this week,
Mr.. Watts reports Franklin county
solid for Laird. y
JOSEPH GRAVES has, purchased A.
Cures farm near CathertOn, paying
therefor $1,000. Mr.. Cure is going to
Sherman county, Kansas.
W. W. w. JONES, State superintend-
ent OF Public Instruction, was in the
CITY this week. Mr.. jones is a candi-
date for reelection this fall.
OtR Chinese laundry is now open
,snd ready for business. Wing Lee isl
the handsome proprietor, while JOHN
Win will assist HIM in the "washeetI
business.
JOHN FARRELL, who has been to
Wisconsin for a few months, has re-
turned, and is much surprised with
the mer improvements being
made in Red Cloud.
H. w. PINNEo. a travelling mar from
Chicago, has be,n sick at the Holland
House in this city for several days.
DIR. Hall. his attending physician, re-
ports him improving. 1,
AT a meeting of the. Nebraska Statt
Travelling Mems Association at Hast
ings last month, John C.. Allen, of Red
Cloud, vas elected secretary of the as
ISOLATION for the coming year.
W. NJ. DOUGLASS. travelling salesman,
for H. 7. Clarke Il Co, wholesale drug
gists of Lincoln, will move his family
t, Red Cloud this week aud make this
city his headquarters for the future.
IoHN STOREY, who for many years
(has been the trusted employee Ct Henry
Cook, has been promoted by Mr..
Cook to manager IF the City Pharmacy
THE CHIEF Is pleased to note Johnny's
promotion.
/DR. L. H. BECK, we'll known in this
/ city, and for several months connected
with Henry Cooks City Pharmacy, has
located at Riyerton. The Doctor steps
into a good practice, DR.. Stapleford
having decided to 60 west to engage in
in the drug business.
LIST OF letters uncalled for the week
ending September IL: Hanson An
| drus, Jno. L. Brown, S. NJ. Brewster,
Miss Mary Culep, Albert Crandal. G.
! Carnes, G. S. Dnrrell, Miss Emma
| Dayfocf. Miss Ida Eipert, Merriam
Hall. Mrs. Julia Kitchen, G. C. Wer-
| ner, Mary Seemmerhorn.
THE Nuckells county fair offer the
following premiums in addition to
those IN the regular premium list: De-
partment B (cattle), a sweepstakes
| premium. Best herd Of cattle, any
| breed or age, oyer one year, of not less
| than 6 head, lst premium IS; End pre-
| MUM, So. Entry fee $l.50. Herd
must all be of same breed.
THos. LEONARD, an old time levitt
county, Illinois, boy, was in Red Cloud
| the other day on mis- way to Topeka,
Kansas. Mr.. Leonard is founder of
the enterprising town of Itasca. and
we are pleased to note that he is get
ting rich fast. and that the prospects
now are that his town will become the
county seat of Sherman county, Kans.
The CHIEF wishes its old time friend
success.
WE had a pleasant call on Wednes-
day last from Rev. C. w. Springer. q
Red Cloud, Nebraska, superintendent
of schools for the county in which ne
resides. After an absence of thirteen
wears Mr.. Springer, with his family.
returned to Franklin a few weeks ago
to visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Am
brose C. Springer, who resided at Mar
tins Ridge. About thirty days after
the return of the son, the father, Mr..
Ambrose C. Springer, was taken sud
4 denly i'll, and after a very brief sick.
ness died the 18th ult., at the age Of
about g yeas.-EHsvUTh tMe.) AMn'
! 4un.