The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-26
Fruits at Gaines.
ODDS AND ENDS

Vim Williams has returned to McCook.
Miss Pearl Smith is visiting in Lincoln.
Z. b. Smith was in Guide Rock this
week.
Mrs. j. TAFT ls visiting with friends in
Cowles.
Mrs. I. II. Hummel goes to Oklahoma,
this week.
M. w. Dickerson is home from hk'
visit west. I
Miss Lille Smith has arrived home
from Lincoln.
Mr.. Brown talks Of putting up q dwell
ing in this city.
Mr.. Hildreth Of Cowles, was a pleasant
caller this week.
Miss Ella Remsberg has been engaged
to teach school in Lincoln. \
Ward Hiatt has gone to Lincoln to re-
ceive further treatment for his ears.
E. L. Fawcett and j. L. Fuller Of
Cowles, we're pleasant callers this week.
The Amboy mills recently shipped two
car loads Of -four to Memphis, Tennes-
see.
The kindergarten s%chool-house has
been moved along side Of the Episcopal
church. '
Miss Margie Miner entertained her
young friends on Tuesday evening with
q tea party. ,
The B. & M. folks are now connected
with our water work system having com
pleted the connections Tuesday night.
Mrs. s. r. Mcbride, will be home Sept.
LIST, with an elegant line of millinery
goods. The ladies should wait and see
her styles.
The young ladies Of this city have oft
ganized q band and have purchased
some fine instruments. Red Cloud pro-
poses to lead.
Don't forget that Mrs. X. skeen will
have a nice line Of fashionable millinery
good on exhibition Saturday from st.
Louis. Call and see her.
The following are new subscribers this
week: M. G. Judd, Mrs. A.. G. Hale, j.
L. Fuller, Z. l.. Fawcett, II. H. Hillyard,
and John v. Thompson.
The familiar face Of our old friend j.
H. R~emsberg, is on our streets again, AZ
ter q hard spell Of sickness. He will
move back to Red Cloud.
j. r. Clark, treasurer Of the Union
Central Life insurance company Of
Cincinnati Ohio, was in Red Cloud this
week a guest Of Senator John Myers.
Mrs. Morhart arrived home to-day
to the great joy Of our friend Adam who
has had q face on him that would make
butter turn green, during her absence.
Matilda Fletcher spoke at the Coliseum,
Tuesday, to a full house. 1t wal the best,
lecture we over heard. She is one of the
ablest lecturers Of the age.-[Nationalist
Manhattan, Kansas.
John V. Thompson Of Denver, a broth
or Of our friend Reese is visiting at his
brothers residence. Mr.. Tompson owns
several farms in Webster county. Both
gentlemen we're pleasant callers Mt THE
CHIEF Office.
Work has begun on the mill dam and
sometime next week the mill will be
painted. With Red Clouds two mills in
operation there is no reason why the
rounding country should not be fully
supplied with flour.
Oh, yes, II you want to see a fine line
of cook and heating ~stotes, you just
step into Mohart's, the veteran hardware
man. He has excellent assortments tc
Pick from. Be sure and see him anC
Get what you want.
Now is the time to get a good building
association in running order in Rec
Cloud. 1t would be Of immense value Il
the property owners Of Red Cloud, be.
sides helping those who have no home tG
get one. Who will start the ball to roll
ingT
H. II. Hillyard of Kansas, a'gentlemar
Of experience has purchased Joe Her
burgers bakery and will hereafter run /
He Is fitting up the interior of the rooms
and otherwise adding to il and proposes
to run q first. class institution. We wisl
him success.
Mrs. Ssda j. Bailey, who is well know
in Red Cloud, as a dealer in music an,
musical instruments has opened q must
store just north Of The CHIEF Office
where she will keep q full line Of pianos
organs, and musical merchandise. Tn,
people of Red Cloud and Webster count,
should call on her for such goods.
The Woman's Relief Corps the Gran,
Army, and the ladies Of Sherman Circl
went to the Superior reunion this wee
besides a large number of our other cit
liens. Last year Superior people faile
to come up to our reunion, in very larg
numbers, in fact we think 20 would hav
caught the whole number yet Red Clou
people turn out TO Superior by the hun
dreds. Superior people have never show