The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
CITY NEWS.

wv" ~ Wi VIZ " oupVi-
ior Sunday.
Mrs. John Foster returned from Alma
Wednesday.
Ed. Parker OF Guide Rock was in the
city Thursday.
/ \ baby boy made it's arrival at the
residence OF II. NJ. Cochrane this week.
Mrs. ". ID. Murray arrived in the city
Wednesday to take up her future resi-
dencc.
George Holland, Of Red Cloud, was
the guest of l.. =. Birchfeld OF tins city
Thursday eve.-Lebanon journal.
j. W. Pegg has purchased the Harvey
Vincent house and has moved it TO his
residence. 1t will make him q good
dwelling.
We have confidence in the +. 4 M.
bank paying all deposits, therefore will
accept certified bank checks Oh the same
for goods.
There will be q picnic at Hoffman's
grove near Bladcn, August 10th, under
the auspices Of Harmony Sunday school.
Agood time is expected.
DR.. Cullimore, eye and ear surgeon Of
Omaha, will meet patients in his special.
ties, in Red Cloud at DR.. McKeeby's Of
flee Tuesday, August Goth.
ROY Hutchinson took n At the other day
Hnd shaved of his mustache. Barnum
ought to see him; for natural curiosity,
he takes the whole barber shop.
Boyd & Overing, our popular marble
dealers, have shipped in q carload OF
Rutland marble and have another on the
road. This firm is doing a nice business.
DR.. Grant Cullimore, ~consultant ocu.
list to Mo. Pacific Ry. Mt Omaha, has ar
ranged TO meet eye and ear patients in
Red Cloud, with DR.. Mckeeby, August
;Sth:
I Miss Edith Ely. having resigned her
position as teacher in tho third room.
her place was filled this week by the Sc.
lection Of Miss Lou Williams of Cul.
bertson.
Don't forget tho pnblis sale Of A. f.
Fraser, three niles west and two north
OF Guide Rock, on August I'd. IA head
OF horses, 90 head OF cattle and 20 head
OF logs will be sold.
lht tdICc al tut HTcUluH \ HdlI last
Saturday evening was a success. They
will give another n Saturday, August
9th. Every person buying a ticket will
be served with free ice cream.
On Thursday a fireman making Rod
Cloud and WymOre, was taken violently
i'll at the depot. by eating an overdose OF
corned beef. DR.. Beck was called and
after persistent effort the patient vas re-
lieved.
JAS. Peterson, the agricultural man,
says il there are any more blind culverts
in the city he would like 10 haye some
ore say 80, 80 that h, could run his trac.
Fion engine into them, having had only
two accidents Of that kind last week.
Father Quinn, the resident pastor OF
the Catholic church, talks Of soon COM
mencing the erection Of a now church of
that faith up town, also a new parsonage.
II tho Rev. Father undertakes the enter
prise, there is no doubt but what it will
be accomplished.
Mr.. Vim. Lindsey, the bartender in
Morris Storms saloon, was arrested on a
state warrant on Monday, and cited to
appear before Judge Bsyles, charged
with melting some men against Night
watch Miller. The plaintiff failed to ap-
pear and the defendant was discharged.
The "Ole Olson's Trouble" company
held the boards at the opera house Thurs
day night. Mr.. Frank Markham played
the leading part, taking the role OF ''Ole
Olson MIR. Markham is a Gplendid act
or and kept the house in a continual
roar Of laughter. Their specially work
was first class.
The +. e. M. Bank folks have got mat.
ters arranged now, and have put up
their securities todepositors. The deeds
run to {. w. Haley as trustee, and to
Mayor Wiener as custodian. The CHIEF
predicts that the depositors will be paid
in full and that the bank will resume
business before long.
This week we have made some change
in THE CHEF by which we are giving our
subscribers six pages of home print,
These pages we propose to ill up with
home news and contributions from the
pen of all who desire to contribute or
such matters as are Of interest ia Web
ster county. The CHIEF will be as usuaI
purely a Webster county paper, devoted
to the interests Of the people.
>, The NJ. Il. picnic Wednesday was 9
success considering the weather. Only
a few assembled at the church as pei
program, but two or three hundred
wfnt down to the picnic grounds in tn,
EHftcrnoon. All the churches in the cit,
we're represented as well as number O
country Sunday schools. The youn,
a folks enjoyed themselves by ~swingin.
and playing lawn tennis and croquet
=, AS it began raining about 1 o'clock i
! was necessary to go home, but notwith
, standing a good time was enjoyed 10y all
On last Saturday night, while Night
I watch Miller was attempting to arrest
y man for disturbing the peace, n gang o
fellows from some other town held tn
officer and assisted the nan to escape
y badly bruising the officer. and throwing
his club away. Warrants were sworn on
n for the men, but up 10 date, they hay
= not been arrested, and for what reason
we are at n loss to know. The idea tina
a lot of men should be allowed to max
night hideous, and then allow them to z
n free by some hook or crook, or design,
all wrong. IL any man is guilty OF Law
r. (lessness whether 10 he the crime OF Incl