The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-09
BRIEF MENTION.

The revival meetings have closed.
ii. B. Simons is going to put in city
water.
Bert Grice is feeling rather tough"
this week.
A fine biscuit -four at McNitt's. 70
cents a sack.
p. j. Dalton Of Bronson was in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. Rich has an elegant new sign in
front Of her store.
Mrs. p. Hansen was visiting friends in
Beloit, Kan, this week.
See the Fuller & johnson gang and
sulkey plows at Petersonis.
The pork and bean social at Mrs Huff.
mans was q grand success.
Farmers are sowing oats, and prepar.
ing for springs work generally.
Go to Peterson's for the Eagle lister.
Everyone knows them to be the best.
The Misses Hattie and Flossie Ran
ney are visiting in Blue Hill this week.
Mr.. G. II. Smith has moved to Guide
Rock and will farm in the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A j. Hayes Of Guide
Rock were visiting in Red Cloud this
week.
Mrs. Miller and Miss Maud Mock were
Waiting at L. A. Haskin's in the country
Sunday.
Frank Durainger, E. w. Kimberly and
B. l.. Edwards Of Hubbard were in Red
Cloud this week.
We are pleased to note that Mrs. Geo.
Winton, who has been very sick, is again
able to be around.
Dick Gray has had more severe hem.
orrages of the lungs this week, and ID
confined to his room.
Go and see N. Z. Robinson IL you want
paper hanging or painting. He guaran.
tees satisfaction. He is located with w.
+. Hull just south Of The GRIEF office
/; For Window shades. wall paper, car
pets, furniture, ETC., see FV Taylor.
His goods are all new and Of the latest
patterns.
FV Taylor keeps a fine line OF window
shades, wall paper and carpets. AL
new designs and at the lowest prices.
No old goods.
A number Of high school scholars,
along with their teacher. Mrs. o. G.
Case, went to the river Wednesday for
educational purposes.
VIM. Klee writes from Franklin, say.
ing he has changed his address and wants
THE CHIEF sent promptly to Franklin
He has leased a livery barn there and is
doing well.
When you get ready to buy children
clothing come and see US look at our
combination suits extra pair OF pants
and car given with every suit.-Chicago
Clothing Co.
N. Z. McNitt is advertising his garden
seeds in a very novel and attractive man
ner. He has arranged boxes spelling his
name, and filled them with a variety o
colors. The display is very pretty, ano
includes every garden seed Q used.
w. G. Wolf, known 90 the "boss car
penter" Of Cowles, dropped in on us thu
other day with a few shekels and say
send her on and on she goes. Mr.. Vol
is an excellent carpenter and has hi
hands full Of work.
Report Of school district No. Al for thu
month ending March 2, 1894. Numbe'
of scholars enrolled 10. Average atten
dance 10. Names Of those neither tard!
nor absent: Ida and Jennie Lewis ant
Mabel Merrill. Tardy but not absent
Bert Lewis.-CARRIE ELDRED, Teacher
Our reporter stepped into the office o
w. f. Hall recently, ADD found tina
gentleman with a huge hammer LITERAL
breaking the old machines received Il
trade all to pieces. Upon inquiry u wa
learned that the Singer Sewing Machin
Co. had all the old machines secured b
their agents, entirely destroyed.
The last dance given by Geo. MEGA
for this year passed off very pleasant
last Saturday night. Geo. steps dow
with honor from the craftsmanship
the dance committee and is succeeded L
Dick Gray, which action signifies a COL
~tinuance of a series OF successful dane
the young people have enjoyed at u
F,reman's hall 80 many times. Geore
has been eminently successful with h
dances and has realized for the compan
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