The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
BRIEF ENTION.
Here's to the onion,
q, bless me, 'tis well;
But gracious, how strong
Is the horrible smell.

Is the horrible smell.
+. +. Goble is in the city this week.
G. W. Haley was in Hardy the first of
the week.
Nate Platt was in Lebanon a few days
this week.
T. W. Aud was in Omaha this week
on business.
Willis p. Fulton has moved with his
family to Red Cloud.
Al Galusha returned Saturday from a
business trip 10 Lincoln.
The ladies Of the NJ. l.. church will
give a strawberry social shortly.
Randolph McNi,t returned Sunday
from a trip TO Lincoln and Omaha.
Mrs. Handy OF Grand Island and Mre.
Ed Cox were guests Of &, c. Cox last
week.
Hear "The Chariot Race" from Ben
Hur at the Congregational church
Thursday, May 10.
Miss Veda Shepherd of Bloomington,
Neb., was the guest of Miss Tilla Nc
Clelland over Sunday.
Rev. Spelman was physically in1is.
posed Sabbath and did not hold services
in his church in the evening.
Editor Warren was home from Lin
coin this week, but returned again for n
s%oiourn of three or four weeks for his
health.
Last week our item in reference to our
friend, \. j. Means, Il Typographical err
ror crcpt in and made us say "a. j
Heans.'
The W. c. I. L. will meet with Mrs
T.. j. Overing during the month of May
on Tuesday afternoon OF each week al
3 o'clock.
Only twenty cents to hear one OF thu
best elocutionists in the west at the
Congregational church Thursday even
ing, May 9th.
"rhe council introduced an ordinance
to stop bicycling on the walks, did they
I'd rather ride a railroad bridge, an.
time" says the bicyclist.
&. Ii. Smith Of Guide Rock has pur
chased Lanney Smiths stock and prop
crty and will come back to Red Clouc
Lanney will go to California.
Mrs. S. r. Mcbride, the pioneer mi,
liner OF Red Cloud, has risen Ph9niA
like out Of the ashes and reopened he
millinery store in the Moon block.
Don't forget that The CHIEF give FIRE
IA Dream City, Coins Financial Schoo
or a fine cloth bound book with ever
renewal or paid up subscription.
DIR. L. +. McKeeby was in Nebrask
City the first OF the week, to attend Al
other meeting Of the board OF truste'
Of the Institute for the Blind ut thu
place.
See the emotional attitudes in Gree
costume at the Congregational churc
Thursday evening, May 0. This wor
alone is said t O be worth the price
admission.
The Banks house at Riverton is OF
OF the most pleasant hotels in the cou.
try, and the leading hotel in Riverto
ton. Banks is a iovial fellow and runs
first class house.
DR.. +. T.. McKeeby has been appoin
ed by the b. IL NJ. II. r, Co. as surge,
at this point. Fred is an aspiring your
man and is climbing the ladder Of fan
rapidly. We wish him an abundan
OF prosperity.
Talk about heirlooms! Andy Der
when he was in Norway a few years az
picked up an old Danish cent that W
milled in 1883. The cent was found u
der his fathers blacksmith shop, al
had been buried there for how ma
years no one knows. He has a fine CT
lection OF ancient money, embracil
pieces of 1858, III, 1902. The 10
piece had probably laid buried in Il
ground for 800 years. He also has
book that was printed-and still bea
the mark of the printer-in lGl0,
!. Copenhagen, and written in Norwegia
The book Ia 2s5 years old and fairly w
J preserved, The art OF binding al
printing is in excellent shape, and do
as we'll as such work is at tho prese