The Red Cloud chief., 1894-03-02
BRIEF MENTION,

>N.
G Axtell was down from Hastinp,
Monday.
Peterson handles all the leading i'm
PIGMENTS.
: o. G. Bell was doing business in Sup
erior this week.
U G Moser of McCook was in RED
Cloud Monday.
The great and only Little Duke stalk
cutter at Peterson's.
Jos Sparks and wife Of Orleans were
in the city this week.
Mrs J II Graves has been seriously i'll
for u week or ten days.
Mrs. Rich is expecting q large stock
OF millinery goods soon.
l S Beal and son Charley are home
from a pleasant trip in Iowa.
/ have a full line Of the celebrated
Studebaker buggies and wagons.--Jas.
Peterson.
Mr. Crosby, engineer, at one time a
resident Of Red Cloud, was on our streets
this week.
Arther Gibbs we'll known as pat who
worked on the electric wires left Thurs
day for Iowa.
Some Red Cloud physician can have a
bottle belonging to a medicine chest by
calling at this office,
Frank Smith has purchased the lots
that the Presbyterian church stood on,
paying therefor $3.50.
Mrs. Geo. Matkin is in Beatrice this
1HIaek visiting at tho bedside of her
mot>sr, who is dangerously i'll.
More goods are being sold for a dol.
lar at the Chicago Clothing Store than
any where else in this country.
Go and see j. B. Wright for all kinds
Of bargains IN new and second hand
goods. Just north Of Moon block.
John Tomlinson and wife have re-
turned from Chicago. where Mrs T has
been for her health and medical treat.
ment.
Tracey Sherer and Miss Sophia Brad
shaw were married this week, Rev E L
Ely officiating. The young couple have
the best wishes Of their numerous
friends in this section.
II B Simons and wife have returned
home from Pennsylvania, after a stay Of
five months, fully satisfied that Nsbras-
ka is the state. They do not want any
more Of Pennsylvania.
John Il. Fry purchased the J. H.
DAVIS farm located on the southeast
quarter of section "a, town 2, range 10,
Consideration $500. He purchased it
through the real estate firm Of j. H.
Davis and Son.
Mrs Mollie Neelander and Miss Sylvia
Cook, who have been visiting with their
sister, Mrs M r Bentley, for some time,
left for their home in Iowa on Thursday,
They have n great many friends in this
city who are sorry to have them leave.
Frank Green of Womer, Kan. was 80
very unfortunate as to lose his little two
year old son Roy, by Group, last Thurs
day, The body was taken to Homer
cemetery and there laid at rest, Rev Il A
VanDyks Offering words of consolation
to the bereaved and broken. hearted par
ents. -,
Albert w. Rust, a nephew OF Pap Rust
Of this place and a prominent farmer Of
Rawlins county, Kansas, vas married to
Miss Mary McCallum at the residence
OF her father, John McCallum, this week.
The contracting parties are highly re-
spected and will make their future home
in Kansas.
Earl Pond gave his young friends a
most pleasant reception on Tuesday
evening at the residence Of his parents
on North Webster street. The young
folks were highly entertained with
games and other amusements, and an
excellent supper. All report a most en-
joyable time.
At the residence OF + Hadley on
WEDNESDAY night occurred the marriage
of Walter Chinook and Miss Katie
Gaffney, Rev, Ely gracefully perform
ing the nuptial rites. Both are wei and
fayorably known in this community
The groom has long held a responsible
position in the employ Of the Burlington
but will take charge OF his W land neal
|, Dewitt, for which pace they left yester
day to reside in the future.