The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-01
BRIEF MENTION.
Judge West is out after a severe lin

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in the city.
Al Holdrcdge Of Riverton was on our
streets Saturday.
Austin Mathews was up from Super
ior last Saturday.
Miss Maggie Daniels, Of Superior, is
visiting in the city.
+. T.. Goblc and II. G. Hacker returned
from Chicago Monday.
Henry Clark was quite sick this week,
but is able to be out again.
NJ S. Marsh and wife go to Chicago on
thr9th to see the worlds fair.
Z School will m next Monday,
and the children will be happy.
A blind man entertained our citizens
on the streets this week by singing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Ayers, Of Inavale,
were visiting friends IN the city this week.
The people Of Red Cloud should NOW
the tall grass down around their premises.
John Aultz now handles n complete
line of furniture, fresh melons, fruit.
etc.
Our congressman, w. A. McKeighan
voted against the repeal OF the Sherman
bill.
Mrs. Frank Martin and family are Wis.
iting with her sister in Grand Island
this week.
All kinds Of commercial job printing at
this office, We cannot be excelled in price
or quality.
Mrs. Henderson and daughters Dora
and Edna, Of Womer, Kansas, were I'M
Red Cloud this week. '
Mr.. Geo. Highly Of Smith Center, Kan
sas, was visiting his step.brother, II. G..
Richmond, this week.
A little child of Al Hunts died this
week and was buried on Monday. 1t was
sick for three or four weeks.
G.. X. CLANCY and wife left Red Cloud
this week for an extended visit to their
old home in South Bend, Indiana.
Miss Lille and Gertie Waldren of Nor.
ton. Kansas, are visiting in the city this
week, the guests Of Miss Laura Smith.
Mrs. Alderman and daughter Of Camp.
bell, who have been visiting at the resi-
dence OF q. W. Lindsey returned home
this week.
Luther Rothrock and wife and Miss
Lottis Rothrock of Reynolds, Neb.. were
in Red Cloud this week, the guest of II.
B. Simmons.
Geo. Matkin, the second hand furniture
man was up in Red Willow county thib
week and says that the corn crop is yer!
fine up there.
Remember that l.. p. Albright sells
more flour than any other store in Web
ster county. II you want flour see him,
for he keeps the best.
j. A. Macarthur, who has been spend
ing a few weeks at Otter Lake and other
Michigan towns, has returned home SAT
isfed to live in Nebraska.
]. o. Lindley, who returned home from
Indiana last week reports having seen
many fine things in the way Of farming,
but thinks Nebraska beats the world.
n. r. Tcel and family OF Frontier
county, were visiting with O. G. Teel in
this citf this week and with Mrs. Teel's
relatives, Walter Shcrley. Of Saltwater
township.
Mr.. Amos Huffman and wife OF Wash.
ington. ID. C.. arrived Wednesday morn.
ing IN response to a m from his
brother, Mr.. VIM. Huffman, Of this city,
who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Jas. B. Glass returned home last
Tuesday from a visit to her mother in
Blairsville, Pa, coming by Shelbyville,
Ky, for her son Arthur, and taking in
the worlds fair on her way home.
Rev. j. A. Chaplin will preach his last
sermon in the NJ. T.. church on the Sd.
All are invited. He will dedicate the new
church of Bostwick on the 10th, closing
his years labor before going to the con.
ference.
l.. NJ. Vance has taken down his street
sign that stood at the edge Of the side.
walk. II was a righteous act, and now
others ought to go and do likewise. II
the council won't do anything towards
cleaning up the streets, the merchants
| should.
Mayor Wiener ia home from Chicago
where he went some few days ago Will
his wife, for the purpose of regaining hel
health. lie informed us that she was
improving rapidly. TIE CHIEF is pleased
to note the fact and hopes she will FULL.
ecoyer.
The sherman bill has been repealed b,
the house OF representatives by q biz