The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-08
AROUND TOWN.
Movers are going west again.

ouhuas was u very disgusting day az
lar as weather was concerned.
Give w. b. Roby your order for seed
corn. He will have a car in. this week
>. l, Cozad expects to move IN his
residence in the north end Of town this
week.
Don't forget that you can get Tur
CHIEF aud State Journal twice a week
for 81 80.
ID. Stoifcr thinks that a barber. shop
Is a queer place for a person to ask for
peanuts.
VIII Lindley has moved TO Lebanon.
Kansas, where he expects to establish Il
luuch counter and restaurant.
Doc Boynton the veteran conductor OF
ILLINOIS liz visiting in the city, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter.
All the young people of RedCloud arc
invited to come and hear E~lderFinch on
Character Building" Friday night.
Miss Mable Mcmillan. who has been
sick for a week or more, is again at her
accustomed place in Quicker Il Cos.
store.
! a local contemporary speaks OF a lady
near Cowles being Immersed in Jesus
by that gentleman Friday Surely our
Savior is nearer than we know.
John Griffeths is going to improve his
residence in the north end Of tho city,
by putting a nice fence around it. We
are glad to see such enterprise.
Joseph Saladen left for Illinois last
Tuesday &c solicit seed and feed for the
farmers OF Line Precinct. Both are
hustlers and will doubtless secure lots
Of aid.
j. l.. Miner took two carloads Of fat
cattle to Kansas City last week. They
are the only cattle we know Of that have
been fattened in Webster county this
winter.
On Friday night Of this week Elder
Finch will speak on Character Build
ing" instead Of on Christ the Door," as
previously announced in these columns
and on cards.
Chas. Gust formerly q supervisor in
this county, who went to the state Of
Alabama some months ago, where he
married his second wife, and has a
darling baby girl.
Twenty carloads Of emigrants came
into the state the first Of the week from
Illinois, five carloads Of which went
through Red Cloud bound for the west.
ern portion Of the state.
Mrs. o. X. Holiday, a sister Of Mrs.
Ed. Brown and Mrs. Ed Hiatt, accom-
panied by her son Orvinn, OF Red Oak,
Iowa, who have been visiting in Red
Cloud for some days left for Alma, their
future home, on Wednesday.
f. j. Overing returned home from
Missouri on Tuesday night. He will
visit here with his family for a few days.
He is located for the present at Hum.
bolt, Neb, engaged in the monument
business, but as soon MS the present
crop is assured will return here and en-.
gage in his old line Of work.
Chas. Zolman Of Pleasant Hill town.
ship, was the means OF getting $3.50 in
C ash for distribution in his township,
through two old friends in Stewardson,
Illinois, named G. w. Voris and II. IL.
York. MIR. Xolm8n informs The CHIEF
that he has divided the money up with
twenty-five farmers who were in need,
and he with those favored, return their
hearty thanks to the Illinois gentlemen
who gave the funds.
A carload OF aid arrived at the depot
in Cowles Tuesday. consigned, so the
story goes, to two men. At nightfall
and under cover Of the darkness, some
men who said they had an order for the
car went after it SO the story goes, and
g citing possession took what they
wanted for distribution. The following
m orning the contents OF the car were
a micably distributed in other townships
so our informant alleges, by both parties
claiming the car.
The thirst after the almighty dollar
seems to be as inherent in the gentlel
sex as it is in the opposite gender. Fol
instance Geo. A. Quicker a. Co. have
had $25 on exhibition in a glass
case for sixty days which is to be pre-
scented to some lady at some future time
pro vided she has the key TO the stu
alton, or t he mystic word ''se same il
her possession that unlocked the untolc
treasure told about in the Arabian
Nights Entertainment.
Miss Lora Barkdoll, a niece of F. N
Richardson, who visited with he anC
family last fall, died at her home II
Rochester, Indiana, last week. Hel
death was caused by consumption. Mis-