The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-26
BRIEF

Judge Duffy was in Guide Rock Sun.
day.
John Runchey was in Blue Hill Satur.
day.
Judge Wilcox was in Guide Rock Sat.
urday.
Attorney Chafln was in Guide Rock
Saturday.
Robt. BANKS of Riverton was in the
city this week.
w. N. Richardson was in Dubuque,
Iowa, last week.
A. II. Haley is recovering from a bad
dose Of the la grippe.
Mrs. T. Z. Penman was visiting her
parents in Cowles last week.
DR.. Chamberlain made his usual bust.
ness trip to Bladen this week.
Madison Finch returned Sunday night
rom q visit with friends in Iowa.
Archie Potter, employed on the Platts.
mouth Herald, is home on a visit.
F. P. Hadley is now better prepared
than ever to do any thing in his line.
. Earl Burwell, who has been assisting
DR.. Chamberlain, hos been having sore
throat.
II. c. Hensel, u genial representative
Of the Lincoln Newspaper Union, was in
town Friday last.
Miss Bessie Sellars. Of Oklahoma, is Wis.
iting in the city, the guest Of her neice,
Mrs. ID. j. Myers.
Mrs. N. ". Kingsland came down from
Omaha Saturday night, and will be in
the city a couple weeks.
Mrs. Robert Banks Of Riverton is in
the city receiving medical treatment un-
der the care Of DIR. Beck.
Miss Nellie Mcbride, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Iowa for
two months, returned home Monday.
Anyone needing painting, kalsomining
or paper hanging will save money by
calling on F. P. Hadley, Red Cloud Ned.
j. II. Davis, the popular real estate
man, has moved his family near Cowies.
He will remain in the city and attend to
business.
Billy Patterson Baker, d. ID. ST. who is
in the employ OF the Harvard painless
dental p~arlors, visited DR.. Chamberlain
last week, and left Saturday for Clyde,
Kansas.
Join the the Workman Building and
Loan Association, 100000 worth OF
stock sold in 60 days, 1913 shares sold in
Red Cloud, Neb. 1t will cost you 81 a
share to join. Apply to Chas. Schaffnit,
Agent.
The ladies' Of the M. Z. church will
serve an old fashioned supper from D
until II o'clock p. m, on Thursday, Feb
ruary LIST, at Mrs. g. w. Lindsey's.
Baked beans and ice cream are on the
bill Of fare.
We regret to say that we are in receipt
OF several anonymous communications
Of a very interesting nature, and While
they are substantial and we'll written,
we cannot deviate from our established
rule, which obliges all articles to bear
the signature Of tho writer.
Some OF the young men favored q
select crowd with a dance at the K.of r
hall on last Saturday night, taking ad.
vantage OF the travelling German band
which played on the streets Saturday
The dance lasted until ll:55, and wac
thoroughly enjoyed by all present
There was some agreement entered In
to among the fire boys on their return
from Beatrice, which was to be decided
by characters placed OF the bulletin
board in the post Office. Saturday
morning there were some very funn,
marks on the bulletin, but no one knew
what they meant.
L. d. Oatman, proprietor OF the Gard
ner house, e~ntertains the board OF super
visors, he's IL or 10 regular boarders, ant
a host of transient trade. His natura
tact for making guests comfortable, com
bined with his decisive attitude on tn
silver question. is fast winning him a
excellent patronage.
Tho masquerade dance at the fare
mems hall Saturday night was a complet
success in every detail. The crowd wa
large and we'll masked, and awarded tn
following handsome prizes, for the MOI
attractive masks; Mrs. F. Sleeper, ca
drops; Miss Edith Keigle, brest'pir
\ .John Garduor, shirt studs. Tho best {
o,S,r rxevsi!ya during fHe evening.