The Red Cloud chief., 1893-12-01
ODDS y ENDS.

j. l.. Greenlec was in the city Wednes.
day.
Isaac Fish of Bladen was in the city
this week.
Jno. NJ. Cha6in was in Guide Rock
this week.
Miss Myrtle Jones spent Thanksgiving
in the city.
Capt. Blaine Of Cowles was in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. Kilroy has returned from a visit
to Wisconsin,.
Ben Ludlow and wife have returned
from Omaha.
The board Of supervisors we're in ses.
sion this week.
Miss Mry Young OF Superior is visiting
Mrs Dick Gray.
The death of Mrs, Crarord of Cowlcs
occurred this week.
Fred McKeeby il home from the Oma.
ha Medical College.
The pie social at Mrs. A. II. Browns
was a grand success.
Geo. Blair and wife are home from
Concordia, Kansas.
+. V. Taylor and wife spent Thanks.
giving in st. Francis.
Il. q. Parker Of Guide Rock was in
Red Cloud this week.
Frank Potter, OF the Plattsmouth
Herald. is in the city.
A pleasant whist party was held at o.
G. Bells last Friday night.
DIR. Beck was called to Riverton this
r.anlr IN nrnfnpo;anol h,,p,pA.a
A co ndensed description OF tie Wilson
bill will be found in this paper on page
six.
w. S. Hull, a prominent and respected
citizen OF Inavalc. has moved to River.
ton.
Geo. Latta and j. Is. Ward OF Cowles
were dong business at the hub this
week.
Mrs. Camp and son OF Jackson county.
Iowa, are visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Gates.
f.. X. Conrad came in this week and
renewed for the Great Family Weekly
for 1894.
Remember that YOU can get first class
job work at this Office, promptly and on
the best material.
Alva Doniphan Of H~enningford, an old
friend Of the marble boys, was visiting in
the city this week.
Peter Shea, and Richard Gray. n hunt
ing went the other day, please ask Pete
where the rabbits play.
Mrs. j. w. Chambers and children
started Wednesday to join her husband
in Oklahoma Territory.
Mr.. Wright, a prominent lawyer Of the
firm of Wright and Stout of Hutchinson
Kansas, was in the city this week.
Hon. W. A. McKeighan has been nc.
quilted Of the charge Of defrauding the
Lindell hotel Of his board bill.
Guess on the big squash ut the Golden
Eagle Clothing House and win that hand.
some New Home Sewing Machine.
Don't forget that The CHIEF and the
New York Tribune can be had for S1.25
The regular price would be 500. Sub.
scribe now.
G.. E. Taylor, and ID. G. Nelson of Mel
son, visited their friend Morgan Davis Of
this place this week, and enjoyed a thanks
giving hunt.
The president has ordered the Bloom
ington land Office to be consolidated with
| the McCook Office. 1t will be done or
the 3lst Of December.
Rev. Geo. Hummel is conducting a 70
vival meeting at Salem, Kansas, in which
we are informed there IS a great interest
shown, several conversions, and accessions
Joe Saladen and Miss Florence Baker
two prosperous and highly respected
young people were united in marriage by
Rev. Geo. Hummel ut Amboy Wednesday
the 29th.
Thanksgiving was duly observed in
Red Cloud in devious ways. Services
were held in our various churches, while
a large number Of citizens Toasted on
the festive gobbler.
Three or four marriages are on the
tapis during December. We would adj.
| wise the boys to 60 slow as our weather
prophet has predicted n cold winter, and
it will take money TO buy clothes-we
mean coal.
On Monday Nov 9th, a very pleasant
and social evening was passed by a dOZ,
en- select friends at the residence OF II
A. Howard in honor OF the (AhemD 2Sth
birthday OF Mrs. Howard. There was
music in the air."
"a 'oiuch iSoSio SiotuiuS uOuso vii
have a Grand special sale of mems Boots
and Shoes on Saturday, December End
Mems calf Boots at half price. All shoel
ut greatly reduced prices. Dent mis-
this, it only lasts one day.
We are now prepared to send the N
Y. Tribune and The CHIEF one year t.
any address for sl.25. Both papers ar,
classed among the greatest, and thos'
who invest their money this way will b,
sure to get value received.
Some miscreant, with malice afore
thought, tried to burn the Plattsmoutl
Herald, owned by Frank Potter. know
in Red Cloud as "Precipes Potter" Tn
man who would burn a printing Ollie
ought TO be burned to a 'steak," tal1el
out of the side Of a rhinocerous.
The new story in this Issue, entitle'
"a Study in Scarlet" is one which ha
much fame, and should be read b
everyone. Its author, A. Conan Doyle
is a forcible writer, and has made tn
story to suit everyone. 1t is humoroul