The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08

G. WIENER is in Chicago.
THE wind was on another bender
Wednesday night.
Mrs BRADBROOK has returned from
her visit in Blue Hill, and Brad again
wears his usual smile.
Miss CARRIE NEwHoUsE has returned
TO Lincoln where she will resume her
studies in the State University.
DIVINE service will be held in the
Catholic Church. Red Cloud, on Sunday
the 10th instant, Joseph CIery. Pastor.
THREE days is about the usual aver
age of a Nebraska nor wester," after
which "ihe clouds roll by, Jennie" and
everything is lovely.
IRA j. BELSAr, the old and popular
Is. & NJ. passenger conductor, was in
the city Tuesday. touching flesh with
his many friends.
A MAN named Frees, living north OF
the city, died ON Tuesday. He was an
old gentleman and had lived in the
| county for somo time.
FINE sugar weather these days. but
between the box-alders and cotton
wood the sugar interests Of Nebraska
only amOuht to a little taffy.
JACK Frost made sad havoc in John
Shirey's conservatory Wednesday
night, completely running the large
and valuable. collection of rare and
beautiful plants.
FRED BENTLEY made his virgin
speech IN Tuesday, in Squire Vests
court. With a little practice Fred will
become as smooth e pleader IS some
of the older Blackstones.
TREASURER MCNIrT is now ready to
receive taxes daily. Sundays excepted,
between the hours Of9 a. m. and 4 p.
m. All tax payers are cordially invlt-
ed to call at the t%reasurer's Office.
Miss GEBrIE SHERER and Ed. Shcrer
have gone to Crete where they will
enter upon a course Of studies in
Doane College. The Doctor believes
in giving his children a rst-class
education.
A CORRESPONDENT from Inavale asks,
Suppose a fellow that has nothin'
marries a gal what has nothin', is her
things his'n or bIs'n her'n, or is his'n
and her'n both his'n?" Why, certainly
it would. That's easy. Send something
more intricate next time.
GET your prices for job work else
where and then come this Office and
" will so you one better. THE CHIEFS
job Office is surpassed by none, either
in point of workmanship, stock, type
or design. Our work is guaranteed t %
he satisfactory or no pay.
ALADDIN COUNCIL, No. 500. Grand
Order Of the Orient was convened in
royal concave last Tuesday evening in
the royal chambers in this city, and
the degree of forty-five" vas conferred
on H.. A. Watson. who was duly de-
Glazed and exalted to the position Of a
Royal Prince"
THE CHIEF must again raise its
hands inIhOrror over the tact that hous
es of prostitution are allowed to run in
full'.blast in RedCloud without an efFor,
being made to abolish them. The city
council should see to il that an ordi-
nance is promulgated in strong enough
terms to put II veto to this unhol!
traffic.
THE CHIEFS New Year presents tc
its subscribers were distributed Jan. ]
l54 numbers were in the box when tn.
lots were cast with the following
results: No. IS, fine silver watch. S
Miller, Amboy, Neb; No. 70, silver
table caster, ID. B. Buick, Cowles
Neb; No. l., set silver forks, S. w
Seeley, Red Cloud. J. II. Ferman, c
B. Crone. c. f. Wood. committee.
THE Helmet and the Omaha Herald
come about as near being a mutua
admiration society as anything ",
have noticed. They way they hav,
sucked tongues and done the "yor
scratch my back, and I'll scratch
yours" act for the past six or eigh'
months. is enough to make any sensi.
bic person yomit Still. the "goot
brothers" imagine they are entertain
ing the public.
/ THE W. r. c. will hold a speoia
meeting Monday January ii, and tn,
following officers will be installed.
| Mrs. Knight. President.
Mrs. West, s. V. 2.
Mrs. Pond. J. V. p.
Mrs. Miller. Treasurer.
Mrs. Dow, Chaplain.
: Mrs. Leavitt, Conductor.
Mrs. kesler, Guard.
Secretary, has not been appointed
:. The entertainment at the Congrega
/ tional church lost Friday evening, Jan
y l owing to the rough weather and man,
other attractions incident tn Ne,
y Years, was thinly attended. But sue
$ were the excellencies Of the selection.
, both musical and literary, and tn
quality of the renderings, that a ger