The Red Cloud chief., 1895-09-13
ODDS AND ENDS.

OUhBS AND hiNIBSs
DR.. Damorell wal in town Tuesday.
Miss Leonne Fowler was in Lincoln
this week.
d. M. Able aud wife are in Omaha
this week.
Randolph McNitt returned from
Lincoln on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. G.. Sapp was visiting in Guide
Rock the first Of the week.
Mrs. Charley Milligan and children
returned Saturday from a visit to Ober-
lin.
Mrs. G. j. Pope returned to Lincoln
Wednesday where she will reside in the
future.
II. L. Pond and wife have gone to
Louisville, to the National G. A. r. en-.
campnent.
A great many peaches are being sold
on u streets just now, most Of which
con from Kansas.
The dyking at the mill is almost com.
plsted and in a few days more will be in
shape to run the mill.
Miss Florence Getting went to Beloit.
Wis, Wednesday, where she will spend
ayear with her grandmother.
j. l.. Miner is home from Chicago
He left Miss Margaret in Kansas City
where she is being treated for an affec-
tion OF the ear.
Come out to the Webster county fair
and bring everything that you have
grown or manufactured during your
residence in the county.
Mrs. G. johnson, OF Council Bluffs,
Iowa, sisterinlaw OF ID. +. Scammon and
wife will visit with them and other
friends in Red Cloud for some weeks.
Miss Nettie Bostwick, who has been
making an extended visit in this city
with her sister, Mrs. II. O Spellman, re-
turned to her home in Covert, Mich,
Wednesday,
Everybody will be fully repaid for
their trip to Red Cloud this year, as the
program will interest every one. Bring
along the watermelons. big beets, tur-
nips and squashes.
The number Of people aside from
farmers who are interested in the Web.
ster county fair include the merchants,
mechanics, bankers, artists, bakers and
che long list that 60 to make up a com.
munity.
Rev. T.. j. Randall, formerly pastor OF
the first M. Il. church Of this city, was
In Red Cloud this week visiting old
friends. He rode over from K%earney on
a bicycle. His old friends were pleased
to see him.
Republican City will have an Old
Soldiers and Settlers reunion, to be
held IN that city September % to %.
A number OF prominent speakers have
been engaged and it promises to be a
gathering OF no mean proportions.
Rev. G. II. Weldon, who has served as
pastor OF the First Baptist church in
this city for the past few months, de-
parted this week for Chicago, where he
will attend college, Mr.. Weldon is a
young gentleman of rare intellect, and
we wish him success through life.
We omitted to mention last week the
watermelon party given by Misses Car.
rie and Nettie Hummel to their friends
before leaving for Lincoln where they
are to take up their winters study. A
very pleasant time was reported. The
young ladies left Friday for Linceln
where they will attend the Wesleyan
college.
Jos. Taylor living in Guide Rock
township has a fine apple and peach
orchard that he has put in several years
trying 20 make grow. This year he has
. fine prospect for peaches and apples
but for a number OF miscreants who
stole the fruit he would have had lOO
bushels OF fine peaches and a large mum.
Der OF apples, The CHIEF acknowledges
a fine basket Of the delicious fruit.
On Tuesday afternoon Cloyd Cum
mings' horse took a notion to have a
time all alone. and started up the street
Mt $40 gait. Turning the corner at
4th avenue, the wagon got ratified, and
run into another buggy and turned IL
over so quick the horses didn't evan
wink. At tho ~postofice the runaway
got so badly tangled up that ii couldn't