The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02
Fruits at Gaines.
CURRENT NEWS.

John Winters is IN Chicago.
M. w. Dickerson IL on the sick
list.
Mrs. J IF. Curran was in the city
this week.
Mrs. Henry Harris living north Of
the city died last Thursday.
JAS. NcNutt, Tom Potter and John
Roof, have gone to Oklahoma.
The M. Il. church Sunday school
picniOked at Amboy Thursday.
Roy TAFT, one Of TUE CnrEr's
force has been quite sick this week.
The Baptist church Sunday school
gave . picnic across the river Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. McKceby has gone to
jamestown, Ksnsas, for q Two weeks
visit. 4
Miss Kelley, one Of our public
school teachers, arrived 10 the city
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Winters is home from Fairbury
where sho was attending . state m Get.
ing Of the Christian church.
Ringling's Mammoth Circus will be
in Red Cloud soon. The adva nee
agent has been here and contracted
for grounds, etc. y
Our friend Waline living six miles
north west brought q load Of wheat to
Red Cloud Saturday that weighed &C
pounds to the bushel. Who can
beat itP
Marx Snyder, was playing with the
meat chopper in Gust Bros. meat
market when he accidentally got his
fingers under the blades and had two
Of them nearly cut OF.
The son Of Patrick Delaney. Of
Kansas, who was working out west
was killed at Alliance this week by
the cars, and the body was brought
TO Red Cloud for interment.
A large number Of our people we're
in Grand Island this week attending
the old soldiers reunion. About
10000 people we're present four.ffths
of whom we're good, solid republicans.
Remember that w. w. Wright, the
hardware man, leads in low prices on
oil goods in the hardware bust ness,
but never follows his competitors.
Call and see our line Of stoves, gaso.
line, wood, coal and in fact all kinds
Of cooking and heating stoves.
n.vo <.;.J .iuo.x .,o.- L..- $500
dy for Itching Piles without success, fin.
Hazel Salve, and II has cured me, @. D.
HAsKINs, Peoria, III. For sale by Getting
EDITOR CH1Er:-I must give you
. little account Of our work at the 70.
union at Superior. A few Of us ~.
rived there Tuesday forenoon. We
were met at the depot BY Commander
Adams and sent by carriage to ". r..
@. Headquarters on the camp ground.
We soon chung our banners on the
outer wall" and the committee furnish
ed the interior. Then visitors com.
menced to come in . steady stream-
We could scarcely find time to eat our
dinner.
AZ soon a. We could in the after.
noon We went up to the Grand Stand
to hear the speaking. Mr.M NICK sighau
was just finishing his address 90 We
Ibid not hear much Of il. lie was fol-
loDed by his opponent in the Con.
Gressional race, Prof. Andrews, and I
mu't say that eloquence flowed from
bis lips without . seeming effort. He
made q grand speech.
The camp FIRE that evening wal
IN Of good things.
Wednesday morning the Relief
Corps began to come in. By 8 o'olocl
our headquarters was crowded full.
The acting adjutant, Capt. MurHn,
perceiving it, came rushing in, and
said Mrs. knight you must have more
room, you eau take possession Of the
Surgeons headquarters for to-day.
! assigu that TO the Chester, and &C.
neva Corps. That left room, 30 when
the Red Cloud Corps came they found
. place to stay. At 1890 the w. R
q. formed 10 line, headed by the Red
Cloud s. Of V. band who furnished
music and marched tothe speakers
stand.
The forenoon exercises consisted Of
the address OF welcome bv Mrs. Addie
Milling, Of Geneva, Neb., tho response
by Mrs. NJ. p. Wood, Of Burr Oak,
Kan and an address by Mrs. Il. H.
Al'ioh, Of Cawker City, Kansas. She