The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-16
BRIEF MENTION.
Wait for the Japanese tea February


odd.
Mr.. Row OF Riverton was visiting Mr..
+. Rudd last week.
Ansil Scrolls, Of Walnut Creek. was
visiting here this week.
Miss Myrtle Jones Of Guide Rock was
visiting friends here this week.
M. Z. Lightfoot and family OF Iowa,
are visiting with their brother. law II.
M. Tingley.
The interior Of Ducker's store has
been nicely papered which greatly beau.
titles it's appearance.
Mrs, Cummings, son Cloyd and little
daughter returned Saturday from a
long visit to the strip.
1t is very seld ON that tho sleigh bells
jingle in this city, but this week they
can DO heard on every corner
The Office cat OF the Kirshbraun.Ha
kell company returned Thursday after q
protracted visit to some foreign v
ton.
o. G. Bell and daughter Jennie LETT
Thursday for Lincoln. Miss Jennie is
the guest Of Miss Lau during her stay
in Lincoln.
The armature ofthe arc dynamo burned
out last Friday and the city has been in
darkness since. The repairs are expected
in a few days.
Billie Eagleburger returned to this
city Wednesday to visit the boys a few
days. He has been rolling 'em high in
Northern, Kansas.
The Argus appeared last week in a
new dress. The appearance Of that pa.
per is decidedly changed for the better
T. the valuable addition.
A very pleasant party was held at j.
H. Smiths Saturday night. About l6
young people were present and all en-
ioyed themselves very much.
G. B. Harris and Miss B. Llncoln Of
McCook are in the city this week in the
interests of a fraternal beneficiary order
for ladies and gentlemen called the "Star
Of Jupiter
We saw recently a fac simile Of the
gold medals awarded the Singer Sewing
Machine Company at the worlds fair.
They are in possession Of Mr.. w. +. Hull
Of this place who is an agent for that
company. The company was awarded
81 medals for the best aad most durable
machines IN the world.
Now that Webster county promises a
candidate for congress in the person OF
Hen. James McNeny, republican states
man troubled with tho buzzing bees
will have to look to their laurels. W.
merely offer this as q gentle warning
and caution candidates not to mistake
Jim McNeny for John McPheeley.-Ad
ans county Democrat.
Frank Cowden departed last Tuesday
for Sheridan, Wyoming, whittier he goes
to take charge Of a large clothing store
owned by S. Bloom Of that place. Franz
is we'll known here and equally we'll liket
and while his many friends regret hi
leaving, the gentleman who employ
him is to DO congratulated upon having
secured the services Of one so efiicien
and competent as Frank.
Quite an interest is taken in the quar-
tel. centennial exercises at Lincoln thi
week. The roads reduced the fare, an
the following persons from this plac
availed themselves Of the opportunity Q
visiting the capital city.-Prof. Caster
Mr.. Albright, Ed. Overing Edgar Cot
ting, O. C. Bell, Randolph McNitt, M
Bentley, j. G, Warner and wife, Mis-
Carrie johnson, Alice Remsburg, Berth
Brown, Susie Kennedy, Retta Able, Mr.
Glass and Mrs. Martin.
We have in our possession a papt
published nearly 100 years ago at King
ton, Ulster county, New York in 179
1t is needless to say that the gener'
style OF the paper is entirely differei
than the newspapers Of the present da
1t contains a complete account Of Il
death and interment Of Gen. Geori
Washington, who died a week before |
publication. 1t contains many peculi
advertisements one OF which reads Ill
this:-"For sal0.-The one half OF a "a
mill with a convenient place for buildil
in the town Of Rochester; also a stol
healthy, active Negro Wench, Any pc
son inclined to purchase may know I
by applying to John Schoonmaker at
chester.