The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-29
CITY NEWS.

For fresh fruit see McNitt.
New window curtains at Cuttings.
The best bread in the city at Calmc
Charley Quincy is home from Kansa
City. 4
Bart Wright was in Hastings thi
week.
Go TO Gaines for bread, pies, cakes, ic,
cream, etc.
Miss Cora Haley was visiting in Frank
lin this week.
Buy you a fine pocket knife at Cot
tinga drug store.
Mrs. f. M. Perkins, of Denver, is Wis
ting Mrs. Jos. Warren.
Mems fine clothing made to order a
Wiencr's Tailoring House.
Mrs. d. c. Gillespie, OF Republican
City, was in the city this week.
Keep IN eye on prices. 1 lead ant
Others follow.-James Peterson.
When you want a good cooking Of
heating stove see w. w. Wright.
Miss Nellie Haley leaves this week for
Peru, where she will attend school.
Al Frame has a sore foot from trying
to split it instead OF a stick of wood.
Go to Calmc's bakery for tobacco. ci.
gars, candies, fruits, bread. lunch, &c.
The low prices for flour and feed at the
Red Cloud Produce Co.'S. makes business
lively.
Well made and serviceable clothing for
men, boys and children at reasonable
prices, at Wiencr's.
Roy Hutchinson vas cutting hair in
Riverton the other day. He says he had
a hair. breadth escape.
l.. ID. Oatman is home from the Chero.
kee strip. lie 10 nov known as big
man afraid Of his land"
Mrs. Vim. Il. Reynolds started TO New
York state last Saturday to spend eve
al weeks visiting among friends.
Mr.. Morhart returned Wednesday from
a long stay in Hot Springs, S. ID. lie
appears much improved In health.
In order to close out organs and sew
ing machines, l will give you n bargain.
Come. and see me.--James Peterson.
Miss Grace Trobee, formerly of this
place, is to be welded TO n. ". Twinford
Of Eustice, Neb., at that place soon.
We are indebted to Robt. Hicks for
two nice water melons, and our devil is
now anxious for Others to do likewise.
T.J. Chafin of Cowles, and j. Chaplin
of Blue Hill, were pleasant callers this
week while in Red Cloud on business.
The Red Cloud Produce Co. is pre-
pared to advance money on broom corn
bills of lading, consigned 10 Chicago.
j. B. Smith Of North Branch. Kansas,
was doing business in Red Cloud this
week and made this office a pleasant
cali.
John Winters 10 homo from his trip to
Minnesota. lie expects to return in
about two weeks to be gone until Christ;
mas.
The ladies aid society OF the Congre'
g%ational church will give n tea at d. F.
Netherlands Thursday oyening, October
9TH, 1893, from $3.50 to 10 p. m.
Chas. Buschow, eX.county treasurer
of Webster county, and now Of Colby
Kansas, was in Red Cloud this week en-.
route for the worlds fair.
In making mention of the M. Il
church choir last week. our typo inadvel
family omitted the name Of Miss Lydia
Rife from among the sopranos.
The "denizens" OF Line township have
been troubled with a catamount or 4
lynx of late. The animal has beer
whipping the dogs and stealing chick
ems. Our reporter thinks it must have
been a two-legged lynx.
Mr.. Geo. Speir and father, of Iowa
were visiting at the residence of A. p
| lIagan, near Cowles, during the last few
days. Mr.. Speirs, while here, purchased
the Clarence Guy farm and will NOV,
here in the spring. Mr.. Speirs will b,
welcomed to Webster county.
w. B. Frame Of Iowa, a brother Of A
Frame and Of the late j. l.. Frame, wa
visiting friends in this city this week
accompanied by his wife. While her
he paid this Office 4 pleasant call. Nj
Frame is u very pleasant gentleman ant
Il very successful business man. II
will return homo tomorrow.
TIE following are new subscribers sine
our Last issue: Emery Bean, A.. |
Hagan, q. W. Speirs, Samuel Heaton, j
u Smith, Mile Slaby, w. b. Fran,