The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
CITY NEWS.

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face value.
Major Schcnck and wife OF Riverton
are in the city.
Aaron Frey has renewed for the Great
Family Weekly.
j. A. Cuylcr is now the razzlc dazzle
man at the yards.
DIR. G. $. Ward was up from Esbon,
Kansas. Monday.
Roadmastcr Mcfarland returned from
| Obcrlin Saturday.
I'll. NJ. McMurray was called to McCook
to work this week.
Miss Maggie Campbell went to Cowlcs
Thursday evening.
Henry Clarke took n load OF marble to
Gpide Rock Monday.
" Miss Lora Mcbride and mother left for
Chicago last evening.
Robt. Mcbride took his photograph to
Superior Wednesday.
= Alfred Hadel departed for Chicago
last Tuesday evening. y
n. Starkcy is on the sick list. Frank
Frank is taking his place.
Mrs. McMurry has gone TO Colorado
Springs for Il two weeks visit.
Amos Cowden returned Tue sday from
his trip abroad with the photograph.
Freddie Bentley fell out of a dray wag.
on Thursday evening, breaking his arm.
Mrs. Henderson and daughter Ednal
OF Womer, Kan, we're in the city thi4
week.
Watt Chambers and family, OF Colora.
d oCity. are visiting relatives in the city
this week.
The third child OF G.. w. Hummel
(which was not expected tn live is slowly
convalescing.
1.-THE mother. in. law and aunt Of s.. /.
Cozad returned Tuesday for their home
in New York.
Mrs. c. NJ. McKeeby departed Wednes.,
day for a visit with relatives ut james,
town, Kansas.
Miss Fleming of Iowa was n guest ut
the residence OF j. IL. Davis the fore
part Of the week.
The subject at the tent next Tuesday
will be SUNDAY and the Worlds Fair;
or, Our Nations Peril
The Red Cloud Produce Co., will
make short time loans, or buy notes
that mature in GO days or less.
The railroad boys took up a collection
and replaced the COW for Poke Sutton
which was killed by lightning.
+. p. Hadley, the painter and paper
hanger is now prepared to do all kinds Of
artistic work. Country work solicited.
W.. S. CARRIER is the happy father OF a
baby girl which arrived the fore part Of
the week to gladden. the home OF its par.
ents.
DR.. Grant Cullimore, consultant ocu.
list to Mo. Pacific Ry. at Omaha, has ar
ranged to meet eye and car patients in
Red Cloud, with DR.. McKeeby, August
10Th.
We have confidence in the +. & NJ.
bank paying all deposits, therefore will
accept certified bank checks Oh the same
for goods.
This week the report came from Guide
Rock that three of Dan'l Colney's child.
rem and W of Is. X. Smiths had died
with black %diphtheria.
Married, by Judge NJ. Hoffman, Frank.
lin Co. Mr.. Geo. q. Ross to Miss Olive
Million, both of Red Cloud, Neb., on Sat.
urday, July 10Th, 1893.
). l.. E.Warner OF Bladcn, was a pleasant
caller at this Office, and sent a copy OF
the Great Family Weekly to +. Nj.
Wood, Il friend in Michigan
The Blue Hill Leader presents a much
, nicer appearance in the shape Of a five
, column quarto, and editor Greenlec is
deserving Of a splendid patronage.
| Charley Lewis OF Amboy. called in
' this week and renewed for The CHEF
!, for 1894. Mr.. Lewis just threshed .
. acres of wheat which yielded about 20C
bushels.
I Miss Addie Rcigle of Red Cloud, Neb.
\. is visiting for u few days with her friend
r Mrs. Clara w. Myers. Miss Reggie is q
+ teacher in the Hebron schools. Burr
8 Oak Herald.
There will be a social given on the
court house grounds on Thursday even
r ing, August 10th, by the ladies' of tn,
Q Christian church. Will serve fruit ices
ice cream and cake,
The supervisors have accepted tn,
bonds OF he various county banks. al
p repositories and henceforth there viii
q be no row or ~veyation in regard to tn,
!. loss Of the county funds.
The report was started last Saturda,
u that Garlic Martin was drowned. but !
p proved untrue. Boys should be careful
about starting such reports. Perhap
they didn't know it was a penitentiary of
y fence.
n Turf Sutton had a very close call tn
J other day. AS he was climbing on toI
of IA load of hay, he fell down behind tn
b mules, soaring the same 50 that they RAJ
10 away, the wagon passing over his hip II
y two places, gripping him up somewha
The mules ran two miles without upset
Of ting the load OF hay.
1t is an outrage upon a decent CON
NJ munity to allow such disgracefnl mud
holes az are to be found in front OF tn
~ business houses on Main street. Mex
" to the putrid hog pen comes the curl
r. stone mudhole, and both smell {
q. heaven. The city ought to spend a III
r. tie money in fixing up such abominabl
Iplaces,