The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-22
AROUND TOWN.

caNh iiot tbhc NCth'
Geo. Mccall is home again from his
visit out in Dakota.
G. W. Haley and wife are home this
week from Omaha.
f.. f. Burr OF Guide Rock was a Red
Cloud visitor this week.
j. r. Crozier Of Guide Rock was a
pleasant caller this week.
AL Aultz has taken the job Of deliver.
ing goods for Shea 4 Turnure.
Jack Hayes, the popular Guide Rock
merchant, was on our streets this week.
A. NJ. Walters and I. o. Martin Of
Blue Hill we're in the city this week.
Closing out at q big discount all sum.
mer clothing.-C. Wiener. The Clothier.
Mr.. Greenhalgh OF Pleasant Hill was
doing business in Red Cloud this week.
Closing out at q big discount all sum.
mer clothing.-C. Wiener, The Clothisr
The little children Of A. ID. Ranney Of
Blue Hill were visiting grandpa Rsnney
this week.
Miss Bessie Ford Of Lincoln is visiting
with the Misses Hattie and Flossie Ran.
ney this week.
Harry Moranville was arrested for
disturbing the peace and fined el0 and
costs this week.
Mrs. f BohaLan Of Lincoln. lie visit.
ing her parents, Mr.. E. B. Smith and
wife, this week.
Amy n in need Of sign work should
call on +. p. Hadley. He guarantees a
first class job or no pay.
Mrs. j. A. Baum is much improving
in health, and will be up from her re-
cent illness in a few a days.
Miss Bertha and Margorie Sheppard,
Of Guide Rock were visiting with their
grandma, Mrs. Rich, this week.
Some busy bodies have been cutting
the trees in the court house park and
the first thing they know they will get
fooled.
Jude Sapp. says he will belt the Belt
below the belt, IL they cast any reflect.
ions on him, and Jude-well he is Q man
OF few words but is somewhat Of q pugi-
list.
Judge Mendenhall has returned from
the strip and remarks very plainly that
he has no use for that country. He says
further that there is no work there for
any one.
j. Porter Jr., the only pension agent,
wore his eyes in deep mourning the
| other day for some cause, but he will
not tell why, and We shall not give up
the secret.
1t might as we'll be understood now
as ever, that Mayor Roby will not stand
any foolishness upon the streets in the
shape Of DRINKS or anv other species OF
misbehavior.
Mr.. Fred Erase, who was partially
psralyzed is getting better. He was in
Red Cloud this week consulting q ply.
stefan for his ailment. The CHIEF hopes
he will o recover.
Whenever you want 1t to rain, have q
picnic. The n held at Amboy We'd
nesday, drew forth the liquid elements
to a large extent. and the earth was bap.
tized with a gloriously refreshing shower
We have q large amount Of money
due US now on subscription. and those
knowing themselves indebted to US will
do we'll to call and settle, as it is the
time Of year when it Is needed. DOM
forget it.
The following officers were elected thu
week by Charity lodge A. F. and A. M.
H. w. Brewer, master; A. G. Willis, jun
ior warden; George Hagan, senior war
den; j. A. Tulleys. secretary; M. b
McNitt, treasurer.
A nine.foot mummy, or dried-up man
was on exhibition in our city this week
The curious viewed his last remains
We know Of others who'ought to be OK
hibited for all the good they are to tn
balance Of mankind.
A. o. Berg late Of Nebraska has pur
chased the p. r. Barber property al
joining Codington & Finch's store ant
will soon erct a comodious business blocI
to be occupied by himself with q stool
Of goods Cochiti IN. NJ Call.
John Snow, a c%entenarian Of this city
passed away last Wednesday after a liz
of usefulness. He was the father Of Mrs
Allen Ayers Of this city. He was borl
in 1902, in New York state and came I
Nebraska but a few years ago to be wit
his daughter during his declining year.
He was laid to rest on Thursday mornin
Rev. Hancock Of Inavale conductln
. the services.
L M Crabil, the popular street ca