The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-30
NEWSY BITS.

L. P. Albright was in Hastings this
week.
Mrs Thos Wilson has returned to
Beatrice.
The rain Of Wednesday was general
old over the state.
Tim Foley, formerly Of this place has
gone to get him a bride.
Thos Moore and son Of Macon, Neb,
were In Red Cloud this week.
Miss Villa Gather and brother James
departed for Lincoln this week.
Mrs Frank Clawson and Mrs Oscar
Anderson have gone to Iowa on a visit. |
Mrs. Jos. CARRIER entertained the
ministers Of the city at her home Tues.
day.
Deputy Sheriff Conrad, wife and child.
rem OF Blue Hill were in the city this
week.
A. II. Haley and daughters Mertie and
and Gsrtie were attending the reunion
this week.
Mrs M A Metzgar has returned to
tbVutt Nv ottVl q bIoIb NtCit III thlo Stty
with friends.
To Rent.-Rooms convenient for stu.
dents. For particulars, inquire at +.
Newhouse's store.
People wishing seed rye can be sup.
piled by calling on G. b. Crone, clerk OF
the distirce court.
Mrs Trout who has been visiting with
Mrs Mel Tingley has returned to her
home in Wyoming.
Miss Tilla MoClelland has returned
to this city to take up her duties as
teacher in u schools.
The dykipg is being put back at the
mill and ia about three weeks more the
lights will be running.
The Guthrie Bros Of Superior have
leased the Red Cloud FIGURING Mills and
will operate them soon.
Miss Stella Quicker left yesterday for
Minden whore she will teach in the
public schools the ensuing year.
j. L. Miner and daughter Margret
left WEDNESDAY for Chicago where they
expect to make quite an extendsd stay.
Special eale Of 200 pairs Of mems pants
at $500 for two weeks. These good sold
from 1915 to e6.00.-A Galushs, Mana.
ger.
Don't forget that / I'm prepared to
carry passengers to oil parts Of the city,
Leave orders 1t the Holland House,
LLOYD CsARILt.
Owing (" the crowded condition OF
our columns this week we were unable
to publish the institute notes. They
will appear next week.
Col. Joseph Nau, the squire, has ia
ken possesstnn OF the Blue Hill Leader
The Colonel is a good editor and makel
a good paper Of the Leader.
The Hastings electrical company burn
ed out their armature and in conse
quenco had to borrow the Red Clou,
dynamo which has been lying idle On &C
count Of the breaking Of the dyking.
!, "Bones' otherwise known as Maste
t Owen Morlan, after an absence Of sever
al years has returned to his first love
] Red Cloud. When asked where h
hailed from he replied from "all over
G. w. Lindsey has on exhibition thre
stalks OF corn, that has grown from tn
t planting Of June 6. which is excellen'
o Each stalk has two oars and there wer
three stalks in the hill. He will hav
about GO bushels to the acre.
Geo. Hummel planted an acre of wa,
0 ermelons this season. They are goo
q ones to, for we took advantage Of fv
. fine ons that we're a. juicy as any this
we have over put an editorial tooth (,
Lew Hummel also has 4 fine lot OF then
We have also tested them.
al Rev. Geo. y. Yeiser 10 q very happ
man, and q bland smile creeps over b
face every few minutes. on account {
being grandpa. 1t was all brougt
about by Mrs Hettie Yeiser presentin
q her husband with q bouncing baby be
d q few days ago.. Enough to make a ma
= happy. We extend congratulations.
VI Prot Wilson the new superintendent
Of our public schools. has arrived in tn
city from Dee Meines, Iowa, accompaI
" led by his wife. They will take U
housekeeping at once. The Profess
II is busily engaged getting the work
- order for the opening of the schools ne,
Monday. The CHIEF welcomes IL
Professor and his wife to the city.
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