The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
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LOCAL NEWS.

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LOCAL NEWS.
Trainmaster Kenyon vas in the city
this week.
c. W. Chambers. of Kansas is visiting
in the city.
James Peterson is taking in the state
air this week. .
Jos. Blair left last Sunday for a visit
at the worlds fair.
VIM. Richardson left for the worlds
fair Monday night.
Miss Maggie Daniels returned to Su.
perior last Monday.
Mrs. II. A. Baird returned from the
worlds fair last Friday.
II. w. Gulliford started overland for
Indian Territory last week.
Sam'l Heaton left for Colorado
Saturday to see the country.
c. f. Hicks and A. p. johnson we're
down from Blsden Saturday.
Miss Mabel James, Of Hastings. is the
guest Of Miss Grace Fort this week.
The air car, which has been in the
yards a week or two, left Saturday.
There will be an ice cream social at
the Christian church on Friday night.
Mrs.. F. G. Blackeslee. accompanied by
sister, Miss Furor. is back from Wood.
) stock, Illinois.
M. S. Marsh went to Chicago Satur7
day. leaving Al Galusha manager of the
base ball nine. r
T.. Mcbride. the enterprising creamery
man of Blue Hill. was in tho city on
business last Saturday.
Mr.. Converse, q former lumber clerk
OF this place, but now Of Geneva, Ne.
braska. is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Jas. Cozad. accompanied by her
father, f. Cozad Of this place, returned
to her home in Lincoln Friday.
The mother OF N. B. Wagner, living
six miles south Of town, died Saturday
night. The interment took place on
Sunday.
Rev. Putnam will be unable to fill his
appointment at Cowles next Sunday,
but will meet his regular appointment
in two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Huffman returned
to their home in Wilmington. Clinton
county, Ohio, on Friday, after a short
visit in this city.
Mrs. A. Morhart and sons. Bert and
Stacey, left for Hot Springs Friday in
response to a telegram from Mr.. Nor.
hart, stating that he was dangerously III
Frank Cowden and Hugh Miner rode
from Cowles to Red Cloud a distance Of
ten miles in thirty-three minutes. Las,
Sunday, no team in the county copls
make it in that time.
This weeks issue of The CHIEF con
tains a viite.up OF Hivert5h sna viHn
ty, which, while placing everything OF
tho bright side. is virtually no cxaggera
ton Of it's varied resources.
Mr.. H.. Hinkins q prosperous farmel
near Riverton called this week and re
newed his subscription. He and hi
wife have just returned from the world
fair and report a splendid time.
l.. ID. Oatman proprietor Of the Gard
ncr house and Sammy Spry left las
Thursday for Oklahoma 10 SEQ tho striI
opened and take in the country general
ly. They went by wagon and will g
through. Texas before they return.
q. r. CLANCY and wife have. Just re
turned from an extended trip in the cas-
visiting in Indiana, Illinois, and spend
ing much time in southern Missouri, o
which country Mr.. CLANCY speaks yer.
highly. Mr.. CLANCY has on exhibition
at MIXERS store a fine selection O
peaches about the incest we have eve
seen.
The young men are endeavoring to es
tablish a gymnasium in the city. /
some good rustler would take hold AM
assist, there il no doubt but what !
would be a success. We think ii woul,
be q good thing, as it would keep a goo
many young men of the streets at nigh
besides being u good place to spend tn
long winter evenings. Boys, come alon