The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10
PIOK-UPS.
SCHOOL has opened.

more.
Il. NJ. WALTERS, OF Blue Hill. was in
PtHe city Saturday.
A BROTHER of Mr.. J. E. Winters was
in the city last week. i
Mr.. BAKER, of Amboy mas our
thanks for w~atermelons.
The democratic central committee
met in this city last Monday.
j. Nj. CuAFFIS, of Guide Rock is a
candidate for county attorney.
ELDER HOOPS has closed his meeting
in this city and will 60 to Lincoln.
Mrs. GEO. A. YOUNG has returned
home accompanied by her sister Eta.
THE Amboy Mills are now ready to
buy new wheat. Farmers take notice.
The public schools are now opened.
The young hopefulls are therefore joy.
Gus.
JOE WARNER sold $658 worth of
his own herd the other day and has
plenty left.
Miss EVA j. KING has returned to
he city after a sojourn in the country
|Of a couple of months.
Gus LAUTERBACH has paid during
the summer months to A. n. Patmor,
500 per month for ear
r. C. BARRows will preach at court
house hall Sunday, Sept. IL, morning
and evening. Everybody invited.
ALL members of the Y. w. c. T. U.
are requested to meet at the school
house Friday, September II. at 3:45 p,
m.
MR. TANXAHILL, of Columbus. has
been giving our people a chance to see
war scenes as enacte d during our late
war.
DoN'T forget that the republican
county convention is called far the 18th
Every township should have a full del.
egation.
DIR. STEELE, of Crete. an old friend OF
Joseph Graves. was in the city Satur-
day. He represents the Bankers Asso-
citation of st. Paul, MINI.
MARRIED. at Red Cloud. September
s, by Rev. Geo. o. Yeiser, Mr.. Fred
Bill and Miss Sarah McCumber, all Of
Webster county, Nebraska.
Mr.. J. G. WAUGH and Mr.. Coleman
Mill start a first-class store in Morhart
& Fulton's old stand. The CHIEF
welcomes the gentlemen to Red Cloud.
Mr. WILHELMsoN's little child was
given too much laudnum the other
day, and for a time it was thought
doubtful whether the child could live
or not.
Miss SADIE DICKERsoS tripped down
fOn a Seward street walk the other day
and hurt herself quite seriously, but
fortunately not SO seriously but what
she is around again.
The Red Willow Cattle Co., sold
sixty head of cattle IN this city Satur-
day. Think they would have done
better had they hired a good good AUG.
tioneer at Red Cloud.
In all probability DR.. Schenck will
receive the nomination for county
representative At the coming County
convention. The doctor would make
a good representative.
THE Red Cloud and Amboy mills are
nov furnishing our farmers with a
splendid market for their wheat.
These two mills grind more wheat
than any mills west of Omaha.
FRANK r. GUMP is a candidate for
county attorney. Mr.. Gump has been
a resident OF Red Cloud for a number
of years and there is no doubt but
what he could fill the Office with credit
to himself and constituency.
THE editor of the Omaha Herald had
better attend to his own business and
take care of its own base ball CLUB,
which has not won q game in q year.
rather than pay SO much attention to
the Red Cloud base ball club.
For the absence of tie Pastor of the
Methodist Church of the this city last
sabbath evening Rev, Geo, o. Yeiser,
filled the pulpit to the satisfaction and
profit eff that congregation Mr.. Davis
was assisting Rev G. w. Hummel in
his camp meeting.
A PIECE of frail humanity in the
shape of a female who was staying in
the city for a few days was notified to
leave town. She didn't 60, and as a
consequence the city marshal put her
in the city bastile, and on Monday
che was fired out of the city.
IT does not seem possible that such
rowdyism as was manifested at the
opera house Monday night could be
brought out. The horrible whlstling.
stamping, etc., prior to the commence
ment of the shoX. was simply very
much out of place in q respectable
audience. Such conduct should not
be tolerated.
THE total enrolment, We are. in
formed by Prof. Picking, for this term
of school SO far is 62O, or lis more
than the number enr oiled last term.
Who says Red Cloud is not growing
rapidly. Or the same basis that Hast
ings claims 5000 population, i. e one
voter to every five children, Red
Cloud would have a population OF
nearly 1000.
Rev G. S. DAVIS of this city who has
been preaching each alternate Sabbath
for some weeks at a School south east
of Catherton and whose expose have
been paid by the congregation promptly
vas recently presented with a purse OF
nearly $50. He finds among his sup
porter such substantial families as
those of Messrs Fuller, Cramer, Reed
Rust, Cowley, McCallum and others Of
that vicinity.
= On Monday night a lady passing by
1 MIXERS store during the rain storm
fell into the cellar excavated for the
new buildings. Luckily she vas not
injured any more than getting her
apparel begrimed with mud. The next
morning His Honor, Mayor Tinker.
issued an order that a railing be erect