The Red Cloud chief., 1894-04-27
BRIEF MENTION.

Mrs' W. Llnoeey 10 on b sick liet this
week.
The CHIEFS circulation is constantly
growing.
House plants Of all varieties at Mrs
j. II. smiths. II
s E. Cozad returned from Chicago
yesterday evening.
Cloyd Cummings is a very excellent
arayman. Try him.
F.. J. Lionberger Of Humboldt, was in
Red Cloud Thursday.
J.J. Warner Of Ashland, this state,
was in the city Wednesday.
8. B. Kizer has been down with rheu.
matism for the past three weeks.
Mrs. M. E. Huffman returned home
from Loup City last Wednesday.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
E. Rife during the month Of May.
The infant con Of Mr.. John Wilhelm.
son jr. died yesterday morning a 8 q. m,
and was buried at 8 p. m.
L. P. Albright has laid down a hand.
some red sand stone walk on the inter-
ior Of his handsome residence lots.
The Congregational church has &C.
cepted the resignation Of Rev. T.. L. Ely,
and he will move to Omaha next Tues.
day.
Dick Gray drew a suit Of clothes the
other day Of a travelling clothes man.
He got $3.50 for an expenditure Of "A
cents.
Mr.. Brown, the handsome and versa.
tile travelling man, has built q neat fence
around his dwelling house. This could
not really be called the second add.
ton"
T. w. Harrington has moved from
Pawnee county, to near Cowles, Web.
ster county. The CHIEF welcomes Mr..
Harrington and family to Webster
county.
A gentleman with q tired feeling want
cd to know where rest could be found.
A little boy near by responded. "In the
dictionary among the Rs. The fellow
wilted.
On last Saturday on our streets was
the scene Of a Corbett and Mitchell
contest, the principals being two u
try gentlemen who had a grievance over
some publication in one Of the city pa
pers.
MI. E. B. Robinson Of Hastings father
Of Charley and N. e. Robinson was in
the city this week visiting with his sons.
He is q very pleasant gentleman and he's
had many varied interests in the mining
fields.
The manager Of the M. E. choir wishes
US to state that while they are practic
ing for the entertainment to be given by
them on May the 10Th, that they wish to
practice with closed doors, and that none
but members Of the choir will be admit
ted during rehearsal.
A lady in this city set an old hen
some time since and expected In due
season to see about twenty little chick.
ems that would be fitted for July eating.
Imagine her surprise when in about
three weeks afterwards, she went to find
the chickens and found an old cat occu.
plying the nest.
Twelve car loads Of cattle we're ship
ped from this place last Tuesday by the
following gentlemen; Miner Bros.
eight cars; Geo. Coon, one car; George
Drake, one car; Claus Doose, one car
VIM. Thompson, one car They were
sold 10 Kansas City on Wednesday, top.
ping top market.
Frank Cowden has received his com
mission and 10 now postmaster in fac
and George Warren, will hereafter weal
"ex'.P. M, to his name. Frank is
young man and a very pleasant gentle
man and The CHIEF believes, although
he 10 a Bourboun, that he will make
No. l Postmaster and will give the pee
pie good service. We wish him succcs
At one OF the smaller cities of New
England there was an Episcopal churcl
which had two mission chapels, com
monty known as the east end mission
and the north end mission, from tn
parts OF the city where they were res
pectfully located. One day the recto
gave out the notices, in his most dis
tinguished high church tones, as follows
There will be a service at the north en-
mission ut 3 o'clock, and at the east en-
, at 5. Children will be baptized at bot
ends."--Boston Transcript.