The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-22
OTHER ITEMS.

wednesday.
r. s. Proudft Of Guide Rock was n
this city Monday.
Mrs. J. X. Mansfield and little daush
ter Miriam are in Lincoln.
A. G.. Bugbes the popular veteran
cigar salesman is in the city.
Mrs. Brown OF Lincoln is visiting in
the city the guest OF Mrs. Jas. McNeny. |
Mac Pope is teaching in the third
room this week while Miss Henderson Is
absent.
z. Rife shipped one Of his six.weeks-
old Jersey calves to q man in Hebron
for $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carsewell Of Guide
Rock were in Red Cloud this week doing
business.
Call and get a Ladies' Birthday Alma.
nae Free with Weather Forecasts by A.
j. De Vac, Deyo & Grice.
For defective vision. consult DR.. Guilt
more in Red Cloud, February 18th and
26th, DR.. McKeeby's office.
Miss Blanche Sherman and Emma
Graves we're visiting the family Of l..
A. Haskins last Saturday.
Miss Dora Henderson wasin Ulysses
this week. in attendance at the marriage
OF her cousin Miss Pearl Skeen.
Several OF the Red Cloud ladies' will
edit the Argus next week, the proceeds
Of that issue going to charitable pur-
poses.
Mrs. J. NJ. Chafin received a telegram
Tuesday announcing the sudden death
OF her aunt in Wichita, Kan. whom she
visited last summer.
/ Editor Williams of the Riverton Re-
view was in Red Cloud this week, and
! bore no outward evidence Of the bloody
: warfare IN which he has been a conspicu-
Gus figure.
On next Thursday the 2Sth, the sport
/ lovers Of the entire country will have a
grand wolf hunt in Batin township.
/, Every one who will take part is cordially
invited to attend.
Read Haley 4 Campbell's advertise.
8 ment in another column. These gen.
tlemen are selling % loaves of as fine
y bread as you ever saw for s1.OO Other
goods in proportion.
9 Miss Julia Spillane Of Denver, Colo,
Q representing the Cycling West,' a pm.
per devoted exclusively to wheelmen,
was in the city this week securing sub
scriptions for that journal.
| Jesse Brooks Of Cathsrton has receiv.
8 ed a pension OF $3.50 from Uncle Samuel
with a mont hly stipend Of s6Oo. j. A
Porter Jr., was the medium through
which the pension was secured.
On page six this week We publish ,
lengthy article on "subsoiling," and an
other interesting and carefully prepared
article entitled County Bonds" Boil
articles arc interesting and profitable
Read them.
al Boxing is becoming a great fad will
I the boys about town. Every nigh
there is a roundup somewhere, and tn,
blood stained floors and furniture ar,
conclusive evidence that all the contest
we're not strictly scientific.
Hutchinson & Hiatt, the popular All
avenue BARRIERS, have renovated and re
arranged their barbershop in a neat ant
attractive manner They have placet
\ the chairs on tho north side Of the in
terror, giving them more room TO operate
in. The gent lemen are excellent artist
~ in their line and are having a fine bust
" ness.
B We are informed that. owing to TIL
dullness OF times, Mr.. Jas. Glass, VIII,
10 has been employed in G. L. Cottingi
drugstore for the past year or two, in
Il tends moving to the eastern part Of thu
state. Mr.. Glass has made a large mum
Der friends during his residence here
and The CHIEF is sorry to see hin
leave.
a.. Here, girls, please notice this item: A
decision has recently been made by
Vermont Judge, that n young lady &C
cepting an engagement ring should, il
; case Of reputation Of the marriage en-
:, gagement, return the ring, or fulfil tn
" conditions under which it was presented
This will rob some poor girls OF lots o
iewelry.
ia Several Kansas City ladies have beer
a. recently Rugged till their ribs we're brok
d en- by their husbands who had Just re
"a turned home after a long absence. Three
!; cases of this kind have gained currenc!
az an actual fact, and we have nc reason
. to dispute It. 1t is very evident tha'
Kansas City mon love their wives, OF
else do all their hugging at home.
Here In something for the churches