The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

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The electric lights arc sgain shining.
Ak Js6 Ward whore hs got thst hat.
q. B. Chansy Vas IN Dsnver this week
The ssgar best am good 10 eat,
Carve &c 70 Dc heart.
Mrs. @. ". Baker Of Amboy, il VISITING
In Lows.
Nina G.. w. Lindsey has q very fin.
now piano.
R.R. Kizer i homo from Ksarney whers
he he's been working.
Aug. Lauterbach and wife, Of Colby
Kan, are in tho city.
+. p. Shields Of the Blue Hill Knight
vas in the city Tuesday.
o. c. Tel, deputy sheriff, Va in In.
dianola this week on busineas.
D. G. 1lysrs, Who has hsm qsits sicl
for some time II getting better.
A. Campbell, Division Superintendent
Of the BID NJ, was in the city this week.
Mn. n. E. Huffman has bssn quite
sick for the last few days With Neuralgia.
A. o. Berg has accepted . position
| with McNitt 4 Galusha, for tho winter.
Fifteen delegates wsee in Red Cloud
this week hunting up AcKsiRhans REQ
ord.
Iliss Hettie Turnkey, sister Of Judge
Turnkey, has returned to her home In
Lincoln.
Our old friend A. g. Titus, and wife
have concluded to 60 to Iowa 70 live du-
ring the winter.
8. r. Spokesneld has traded his house
and lot for the d. H. Haley property near
A. g. llarsh's residence.
Hon. IL Caldwell aud A. X. Cloudy,
will speak Ut Blue Hill Thursday, Oct.
ed, 1890. Go and hear them.
This week We publish slarge supple
meut on the political issues Of the day.
Read it and then hand il to . friend.
E. McFarland has purchased the
SchaRnlt stock Of dry goods, and he's
moved his grocery store to that place.
Rev. j. F. Winters has resigned the
passionate Of the Christian church. Tn
Cn1zy il sorry to have tho reverend gen.
teman leave Red Cloud.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at Nm.
Brakeield every Thursday ut 3 p. m.
during the month OF Oct. Every one
interested 10 invited to meet with M
Read B. y. Martin 4 Sons new adver-
tisemsnt. They are bound 70 do business
Notwithstanding the hard times, and are
selling their goods at hard times prices.
Ethel Hosmer, va nine years Of ago
on tho 18th, and entertained her little
friends in q nice manner on that COCA
sion. She received some nice presents
from her guests.
Dr.. Denney, John Myers and n. W.
Dickerson have Just returned from . bear
hunt out in the wild and wooley west.
They had Q 1ine time, and il is said the
doctor brought lone some very fine relics
Of his bear hunt.
The ladies aid society Of the n. Z.
church elected the following officers at .
recent meeting:
President-Mrs. ]. w. Sherwood.
Vice-president-Mrs. b. D. Ranney.
I'd vice-Mrs. A. A. Pope.
Sd vice-Mra. VIM. Parkes.
Secretary-Mrs. A. C. Hosmer.
Treasurer-Mrs. l.. p. Albright.
On the 24th of the month Mrs. j. ".
Sherwood will entertain the society with
AZ afternoon tea.
An enthusiastic temperance meeting
was held last Sunday evening at Amboy
school house, at which place and time
Mrs. F. NJ. Cocktail, Mrs. C. C. Cox, Mr..
I. Frisbie, Chas. Myers, d. F. Turnkey
and others made excellent speeches.
The following young folks entertained
the audiencewith some fine recits-
tions: Miss Outson, Miss Pearl Orr,
Nellie Cocktail. Florence Baker, Mrs.
Carminy and others whose names No
could not learn. Good singing was q
special feature Of the meeting.
In the Grand Island beet sugar plant
Nebraska owns the largest beet sugar
factory in the United States and one Of
the largest in the world. The machine
~ cost 425O,OOO, and it cost 10000 morp
to bring it from France. It required 20
freight cars to transport it from New
Orleans to Grand Island. The buildings
cost Q quarter Of . million dollars The
plant uses 100000 gallons Of water q day
and furnishes employment for $50 men.
1t has q capacity Of from thirty-five to
fifty tons OF sugar per day.-Ek
A meeting Of the Webster county non
partisan prohibitory amendment league
is called for Saturday, Nov. !, at 2o'clock
p. m. at the court house, to perfect AZ
rangements for the future. It IL impor.
tant that each precinct in tho county
have . representative present al matters
of vital Importance will come before the
meeting. r. B. FULroN; Pres.