The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-29
CITY NEWS.

VIM. jackson is in the city.
j. G. Warner is in Lincoln this week.
John Kellogg is back from Oklahoma.
G. Kelley Of Riverton was in town this
week.
H. b. Hickox was down from Hastings
Tuesday.
8. Kershner was down from Blue Hill
this week.
VIM. Petit Of Guide Rock was on u
streets this week.
Jno. Fulton Of Riverton was in the
city this week.
f. Howard Of Hastings was on our
streets Tuesday.
A. II. Savage Of Straust, L.. was in
Red Cloud this week.
+. W. Mclaughlin OF Blsden was In
Red Cloud this week.
Mrs. o. G. Teel and children returned
from Indianola yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. jackson and children Of
Wymore arc visiting in the city.
Closing out at a big discount all sum.
mer clothing.-C. Wiener, The Clothisr
Closing out at a big discount all sum-
mer clothing.-C. Wiener, The Clothier.
+. j. Overing and w. G. Warren Of
Red Cloud were in tho city Tuesday.
-Bladen Enterprise.
Amy n in need OF sign work should
call on +. p. Hadley. He guarantees q
first class job or no pay.
Miss Jessie Sherman returned last
Sunday from Wisconsin. where she has
been for the past two years.
Wanted to trade merchandise for a
good and gentle horse. Inquire Of Jno
B. Wright the second hand furniture
man.
Miss Lulu Potter accompanied by her
brother Frank. left here last monday for
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, where she will
attend school.
Judge s. II. Bradley and wife. nee Mrs.
Viola Luce, Of Oklahoma accompanied
by their daughter and son, are visiting
relatives in this county.
Who says it doesn't rain in Nebraska!
Five good heavy showers have greeted
us In three days. The CHIEF advertisei
and every thing has to come.
An Axtel merchant received the fol
lowing order from the country: "Dert
Sir:-Please send me four pounds Of coft
and to. My wife had q baby last nigh
also 10 pounds Of cheese and a rat trap
He waved 0 pounds and q Ratchet ant
males. Will settle after harvest.
Charles Gaines. known as the baker
on wheels, has kept things flying thiI
week. Crowds have gathered in from
Of his restaurant to watch the numerou'
balloons ascend, and after the balloonI
we're out Of sight, the crowd would g,
inside to take tho crimp out Of thel
necks. Charley knows how to draw
trade.
:. Mr.. Y. Barnes living one.half mil
north OF Amboy on the Frank Cochran
farm brought in some very fine oat
which are on exhibition at this Office
They are fully Ave feet high and tn
heads are eight inches long on az aver
age. Mr.. Barnes says he has five acre
Of these oats, and five acsrs not quite Q
tall but Just as good; and still some pee
pie say that small grain cannot be raise
in Nebraska.
Tuesday some parties from Kansa
, packed their trunk at 8 a. m, and whe
it was dumped at the depot at 1000
, m, the plaintive appeal Of q kite
was heard to issue therefrom. The OWE
er's attention was called to the fact an
on opening the trunk, there lay tho xii
| ten beneath the second box. 1t is sur
posed to have been asleep, and in tn
hurry Of packing, was unnoticed.
Red Cloud will celebrate the 4th in
-, grand old.fashioned style, and indies
| tions point to a large attendance at ths
+. place on the coming natal day. Tn
committees in charge Of the celebratio
are advertising the attractions in sue
a manner that proves their belief |
o printers ink, aud this is what counts !
a fourth Of July celebration. Red Clou
will have a big day.-Blue Hill Leade
The Red Cloud Marble and Grant
a Works, Boyd a. Overing. proprietor
a shipped a monument to Falls City tn
\ week which stands ten feet high. Th
!. stone was certainly a masterpiece
workmanship and a credit to the city
!, Red Cloud, as the firm had to compel
with large houses in Lincoln, Omaha an
/, other cities. The Red Cloud Marble
Granite Works turn out some elcgal
monuments, and Messrs Boyd l. Overir
are to be complimentsd on their succe
in securing 30 many orders from und'
y the firms in large cities.