The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-22
CITY NEWS.

"A. Morrison OF Crawford was on our
streets this week.
]. McCrary and son were up from
Guide Rock Tuesday.
Mrs. @. E. McKeeby returned from
jamestown this week.
E. G. Christy and wife Of Guide Rock
were in town Tuesday.
w. A. Shelley and vito were up from
Guide Rock Rock Tuesday.
Readers Of the paper this week will
find local news on every page.
Mrs. G. NJ. Gaines is able TO be
around again, after q sickness Of several
weeks.
Mrs. Mary b. Dixon OF Blairsville, Pa.
mother Of Mr.. j. Il. Glass OF this city, il
visiting in Red Cloud.
Wanted to trade merchandise for a
good and gentle horse. Inquire OF Jno
b. Wright tho second hand furniture
man.
There will not be any services in the
Catholic church the first Sunday in
July e, as Father Quinn will be in Has.
tings on that date.
Every lover Of base ball 10 requested
to meet at w. w. Wright's store on
Tuesday evening for the purpose Of get.
ting up a ball team. All come.
U. L. Thorne, Charlie Cramer. Ray
Eek, David Byrne. II. w. Kirby and +.
N. Mclaughlin, members Of the Bladen
bicycle club. wheeled into town Sunday.
G.. w. Lindsey and wife went to Lin.
coin Wednesday, where Mrs. Lindsey
will remain at the s~anitarium. We hope
her health will DO greatly benefited
thereby.
Don't forget that Red Cloud will cele.
brate this year with great pomp. A
large sum has been raised for games and
other amusements. The speaker Is q
man Of state, notoriety and worth your
while to hear.
We have not time nor space in this
issue to relate only a very short history
Of the game Of base ball on Thursday
in this city between the Cowles team
and tho team Of this city. The score
stood Sc to IL in favor Of Cowles. The
game was out Of sight.
When o many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarssparilia
Why don't you try IL yourselfi II vii
build you up. Hoods sarsaparilla vii
make You strong.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache
indigestion, b%iliousnsss. Try Q boz.
The A. o. u. W.-This week Mrs
Adelis Harding Of Hebron, Grand
Chief OF Honor, Ancient Order Of United
Workmen, organized a SPLENDID lodge
Of that order in this city, assisted by
Mrs. M. f. Huffman, who was largely
responsible for the success Of the order
in this city, she having solicited all Of
the names. In the state at large the
Degree Of Honor has 1000 members and
"a lodges, which goes to show that there
is much interest in the A. o. U. W, be.
side that displayed in the lodge proper
The Red Cloud lodge was started with
81 charter members, 30 Of whom were
obligated at the institution Of the degree
Mrs. Harding is an indefatigable worker
in tho cause and gives her entire stten
ton to instituting of degree lodges and
on this occasion she helped material,
to inspire confidence in the new organi
~zation. The following are the names O
officers elect:
Mrs M Is McNitt, G OF II
Mrs M Il Hoffman, p q Of II
Mrs Maude Fulton, l. Of H
Mrs Maggie Hollister, G OF Q
:. Mrs j o Butler, Recorder.
:, Mrs Sadie Wilson, Financier.
Mrs r p Hutchison, Receiver.
Mrs Anna Clark, l w.
w Kinsel, u W.
NJ Is McNitt and j Jessen, advisors I
Chief Of Honor.
Mrs l. M Crabill and Mrs A Galushs
Maids Of Honor.
] Trnstees-M b McNitt, Jno Jesse
{ Mrs Sadie Wilson.
:, The lodge starts out with a very fin
prospect for success, u The CHE
bids the good work Godspeed, for 1t ha
a noble purpose. May It grow in nun
a bers rapidly.