The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-20
AROUND TOWN.

Roy TAFT went to Hastings this week
on his cycle.
Go to Knights. scccessor TO Gaines,
for ice cream.
Miss Lulu Potter is home from her
visit to Plattsmoutb.
y good dwelling house in Red Cloud
to trade for land.-C. w. Haley. IT
Mrs. II. l.. Markell Of Fremont is Wis
itiDg with relatives in this city.
Lunch, ice cream. cakes, and fresh
bread at knights, Gaines old stand.
Don't forget that Knight, successor to
Gaines, keeps the best ice cream in town.
l.. ii. Fort is attending n meeting OF
tho board Of equalization in Lincoln this
week.
Some expert wheclmcn of Grand
Island and Kearney will be in town the
2Gth.
j.. ID. Storey the popular druggist and
postmaster Of Cowles was in the city
Wednesday.
Henry G. Richmond formerly local
editor of the The CHIEF is sojourning in
the city for a few days.
Street Commissioner WIN West has
been doing some very commendable ser.
vice this week on the street walks.
A good stock Of millinery for sale or
trade. Apply to this Office. 1t is a great
bargain il sold soon.
The CHIEF is pleased to note that
Charley Reigle is again able to be upon
the streets after an illness Of several
weeks.
Little Miss Mamie Truman left this
week to spend her summers vacation
with the family Of +. NJ. Beach near
Blue Hill.
j.. r.. White county treasurer was
chosen president of this council, and j,
Miller secretary. Persons are admitted
from Is to 30 years OF age.
Cloyd Cummings has lately learned
how to feed his horse cheaply. He
drives near the depot, catches a hay
wagon coming to town and let's the
horse feed behind until the farmer
comes to the scales, then Cloyd takes a
sneak.
Mrs. f. p. Bolton is ccafined to her
room this week with an acute affection
OF neuralgia of the stomach. Yesterday
the atllictiou was a more serious phase,
but it is earnestly hoped her physicians
will be able to restore her to normal
health soon.
The case Of Joe Cummings against ex.
mayor Wiener was brought up in the
district court last Friday evening for
trial. 1t will be remembered that Joe
sued the ex-mayor for a $1,000 false i'm.
prisonment, but the case was decided in
favor OF Mr.. Wiener. The verdict seems
to be fully satisfactory to the public.
A brakeman, named Crandall, work.
ing on the Oberlin and Hastings branch
Of the b. & NJ, fell between the cars
while they were in motion neor Franklin
this week and was crushed to death.
Conductor Quigly was running the train
and had it stopped asquickly as possible
but he poor follow was dead before the
train could be stopped.
The case OF Mark Million vs.. Miss
Hathaway, for bastardy, was largely at.
tended last week. The case was ably
argued on both sides by eminent lawyers,
and many witnesses were examined.
The case was given to the Jury Saturday
afternoon about $50, and after being
out oil night they brought in a verdict
for the plaintiff. Messrs Gillian and
McNeny were for the defendant and j,
M. Chaifin for the plaintiff
A council Of the knights and ladies of
security was organized at Odd Fellows
hall Wednesday evening July IS, by
Deputy National President j. Il. Parkes
of Clyde, Kansas. The permanent orpa.
nization will be made Friday evening
July 4. iIS oiEhuiIdtlOH was IfSt Start
cd in Topeka, Kansas. over two wears
ago and now has over six thousand mem
bers. The BENEFICIARY is $500 TO $1,000
and admits ladies MS well as gentlemen.
Aid Pulsipher only touches IN the high
places these hot days. For the last
seven years he has been aimlessly pat,
ting other children than his own on the
head and telling them how nice thew
were and all that, and then would henyc
a sigh, but Sunday afternoon he emerged
from his loneliness, when his wife an.
nounced that it was an eleven pound
girl baby. 1t is said that in his glee he
immediately became a bigger man then
Mr.. Debbs, and at met issued an order
for all the men to go out on a strike on
Crabills street car line. or he would have
to set up the cigars. The boys decided
to strike for the cigars, and now nd
sings Little tootsy wootsy dads little
girl" etc, and has notified Mayor Roby
that he must bo called hereafter the
Hon, Alderman from the first ward.
The CHIEF extends It's congratulations.