The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-10
BRIEF MENTION.
District court has adjourned.

Inc weather 6tlll remains Deautllul.
Frank Taylor was in Kansas City, this
week.
Mrs, Sapp was in Guide Rock this
week.
Jude Sapp is the happiest man in
town.
Ed Hilton wal down from Blue Hill
Sunday.
W. A. Cole of Bloomington was here
Sunday.
Chas. Gust Jr. has goneto West Plans,
Missouri.
G. W. Woolsey OF Superior was in this
city Monday.
Sam Temple, moved the Wiener barn
to his place this week.
j. F. King one of Red Clouds former
citizens, is in the city.
DR.. McQuestion and DR.. Chamberlain
were in Bladen Tuesday.
Miss Edith McKeighan has returned
home from Washington, d. &. '
Mrs. Baum and children returned
home from Lincoln, Tuesday night.
+. p. Hadley, Red Cloud, Nebraska,
does bill posting at reasonable rates.
NJ. r.. Bentley has returned from an
extended trip to the east and the worlds
fair.
John Schalfcr has raised about 2l0
tons OF beets. He will clear about 1900
after all expenses.
State Superintendent A. X. Cloudy,
accompanied by his wife, arrived in the
city Monday night.
Miss Grace Quigly came down from
Hastings, Wednesday night for . few
days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rogers of Lincoln.
are visiting their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. II. Fort of this city.
Henry c. Scott, who has been taking.
:, in the worlds fair and visiting friends in
Illinois has returned home.
Sherwood 4 Albright were tired of an
old rickety sidewalk and had a new one
made in front OF their store.
Our old friend j. w. Smith Of New
castle, Wyoming, was in Red Cloud, the
other day visiting and on business.
Rev. j. j. Bristow OF Superior will
preach in the Baptist church Sunday
N vembr, 10Th. 1893. All are cordially
invited.
Owing to lack OF room, S. f. Cozad &
Co. have moved some Of THOR organs
and furniture to the 1st National bank
building.
Mr.. Norman Morrison, grandson OF ID.
T.. Scammon of Ravenna;is in Red Cloud,
where no will remain for the winter APO
go to school.
We are informed OF the death of Dean
Smith, son Of +. l.. Smith, living neal
Judson, Kansas. He was a bright boy
only l6 years old.
Mrs. Blakley of Iowa, aged 81 years
mother OF Mrs. C. d. Dicksrson Of thil
county, and Mrs. Adams, who have beer
visiting here for O few weeks have re
turned home.
Every two weeks THE CHIEF will pub
lish DR.. Tslmagc's sermon, just as it il
preached in brooklyn the previous Sun
day. He 10 the acknowledged pulp
orator OF the world, and his sermons ar
the most popular furnished by tho press
As the passenger train, No. GA, cam
down the road Monday morning, the,
crashed into a team which was crossing
the track west Of Naponce, smashing tn
wagon and killing the man, its sole oc
cupant. The team was also killed.
+. b. Leonard, who formerly reside
in this community, but who is now er
gagged in successful business in Court
land, Kansas, was here this week shah
ing hands with old friends. While her
Frank played the violin at the Fire
mems ball, and had a good time gene
ally.
Mrs. Sapp, who keeps the 18th avenu
boarding house, is now doing an exec
lent business, having a great many reg
lar boarders, and is enjoying a l%ucrati'
transient patronage. Besides setting
first.class table, she is a very obligir
hostess, and is rapidly building up
excellent trade.
Election is now over and TIE CHIl
drops into line and proposes to turn
undivided attention to making the Gre
Family Weekly the best local paper
tho state OF Nebraska. We shall Ike
making it better and better each wee
1t gives more and will continue to 81
more news than any other county par
for sl.OO a year. All who subscribe NJ