The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-18
LOCAL DRIFT.

Mrs. Bently's, sitter Moiiie, Is WISH
ing in the city.
4. G. Miller has arrived home from
the Hot Springs
The finest lines Of stationery you
ever saw, at peyo
Mrs. Julia Kuox returned from
Burr Oak this week.
The mother of Mrs. l.. H. Fort is
WISHING her this week.
/fhe reunion was a grand success and
. very pleasant affair:
The Episcopal church is being
moved to new grounds.
I'M. Chsfin and wife were up from
Guide Rock this week.
MIS-. H. D. Ranney, wife OF our
county clerk arrived home Thursday.
J. i. Miller's brother OF OberliD,
Kansas was attending the reunion this
week.
John Hunter, of Kansas, father of
Charley Hunter, is visiting his son at
Inavalc.
Mrs. Tisdel, department president
Of the W. r. G. was a guest OF Mrs.
BOWS.
Bert Tenant Helped to swell u
fattened pocket book this week.
Thanks.
Maron Sweezy, daughter of Judge
Sweezy, was the guest Of Ella Cook
this week.
A. A. Frame Of Blue Hill was a
pleasant caller this week aud gave cur
pockets a lift.
Mrs. Kate McMakin, senior vice
President of the W. X. c. is a guest
of Mrs. hate Pond.
Anson Highly came in this week
tfrom Deadwood. He will move his
family there shortly.
Mrs. Ed. Bohanan and daughter,
of Lincoln, were visiting at Il. b.
Smiths this week.
NJ. G. Jackson brought US in a fine
watermelon that made our devil smile
from year to year. Thanks.
The democrats want to have q con-
v~ention now and put up . ticket.
That is what they should do.
o. X. Pitney, came in this week
and relieved the distress of the Great
Family Weekly with o big dollar.
Mrs. Harvey Vincent is home from
South Dakota, where has been for five
weeks at the residence of her mother.
S.W. Coon of Republican City, was
a pleasant caller the other day. The
good brother looks as natural as ever.
Elegant new line of furniture
holdings, Picture Frames, Carpets
&C., at Cozad & Co.'S, the lowest priced
house on earth.
The republicans should net make
any fusions with any party. Fight
it out on the line of straight republi-
catism or nothing.
NFred Petersen, the engineer who
has been absent about two years, and
family, arrived home last week. Fred
has been all over the west.
Do not fail to call and see F. v.
Taylor's stock before buying. He
buys by the car this saves freight and
can sell cheaper than anybody.
Mrs. Paul Phares, and her three
|children Of Topeka, Kansas, are visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Newhouse. Paul is expected in about
two weeks.
Mrs. NJ. II. Wickens Of Sabetha,
Kansas, national senior vice president
of the W. r. c. was the guest Of Mrs.
Judson. The lady was formerly Of
De county, Illinois.
James Groves was in this week and
informed us that he will soon to
Missouri. Mr.. Groves is . splendid
citizen and The CHEF is sorry to lose
him from Webster county.
The council should by all means
have a lot Of cobbIe stones hauled
aud put in next to the side walk on
Webster street. Absolutely the
stencil arising from the putrid matter
smells to heaven, and then some.
There is no use talking, but the
school board should have a side walk
built to the kindergarten school.
That the building has been erected for
nearly three years and no side walk,
does not speak volums for our school
board.
ID. a. Schafuit and Mary Schainit,
bro,h,r and sister If our.friend Chas.
Schafnit, have returned to eheir home
in Perry, Illinois. Miss Della Scha6-
nit accompanied them. After a short
visit she goes to Quincy to attend
college.
Rev. Z. j. Randall had expected to
60 away this week. but has concluded
to remain until the first of next.
Therefore, viii preach his 6nal sermon
to the church, next Sunday morning.
Come out and hear his final words to
the church. A MEMBER
Daisy Stoddard, The blooming lit
tic CO, utionist" of Nebraska. deliver
Ell a beautiful recitation Tuesday
night at the camp ere. Daisy is =
wonderful girl and her oratorical
are surpassed by none. Ne
braska people feel proud Of her and
her ability. She is . wonderful child
and will win her way to fame.