The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
ODDS \ ENDS.

j. o. Lindley was on the sick list this
week.
DIR. G.. +. McKec.y returned home
G. W. Haley looks well behind a CIV.
cigar.
Call on w, b. Roby for corn at the
same old price.
W. ii. Davis OF Shickloy was in this
burg yesterday.
W. Il. Reid OF Weedman was in the
city Wednesday.
Horace Spanogle left this week for
Scandal. Kansas.
w. II. Evans was up from Abilene,
Kansas last week.
No other country has such beautiful
weather as Nebraska.
~. c. Everett of Beatrice was in tho
city one day this week.
Claus and John Rose OF Rosemont
were in town Thursday.
W. II. Fort Of Glenwood. Illinois, WINS
in Red Cloud this week.
A complete new line Of wall paper Mt
Taylor's at bottom prices.
Eight tons OF millct hay for sale. Jno
Farmer, box 52S, Red Cloud.
G. +. Grady Of Kishwaukce. Illinois,
was in Red Cloud this week.
Miss Villa Gather returned homo
from Lincoln Friday evening.
Mr.. Fred Erase is h-mc again after
an absence OF several months.
II you don't see Taylor's wall paper
before buying you will miss il.
j.. A. Hershey Of Burlington, Iowa,
was on our streets one day this week.
Miss Lottie Reigle returned Tuesday
from a visit with her sister in Hebron.
w. Hobart Of Riverton, son .in.law OF
II. ID. Ranney was in the city this week.
Chas. Rayl, our popular tonsorial ar.
tist, was in Burr Oak one day this week.
Mrs. ]. G. Warner was visiting her
daughter in Hastings the first Of the
week.
DR. Robt. Damerell. superintendent
Of the insane asylum at Hastings, is in
the city.
"Pap" Rust is in Atwood, Kansas, this
week, looking after some OF his land in.
~terests at that place.
Geo. Barker and father in.law, Mr..
| Smith, have made arrangements to re.
turn to Red Cloud to live.
Charley Potter has 80 far recovered
that he occasionally appears on the
streets. We are pleased to note his re-.
covery.
The young people Of the various
church societies will meet once in two
months jointly for mutual improvement
A good idea.
We do not use cotoline or any Other
kind OF line, but pure and healthful in
gradients in breadstuffs or pastry
KALEY & CAMPBELL.
The A. o. u. w. boys should not for
get that next Sunday. the 18th. is A. O
U. w. day, and that Bro. Ely will preach
the sermon at the Congregational church
in the afternoon.
The bicycle track has been fixed ~
in nice shape and attracts large audi
ences in the evenings, to see the rider
spin round the curves, and possibl,
watching for the collisions which ofteI
occur.
Thursday evening the S. Of V. ban
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: II. j.. Clark. president; {
G. Cowden, vice president; Chas. Haley
secretary; o. G. Bell, treasurer and bui
mess manager.
j. II. Wegmann had his hands severel
burned the other day, the result Of a
accident with his flash light. Whe
turning the flame off, he turned Ii
lever the wrong way, causing the oil
flow 80 freely as to drop into his hand.
Nels Longtin, a celebrated hor'
, trader OF Red Cloud; Joe McClelland,
professional bicyclist OF Kalamazoo
i, Michigan; and John Polnicky, a note
physician OF Philadelphia were regi
tered at the Gardner house Wednesda
a The band boys will celebrate the
y third anniversary with a grand soci
Saturday evening in the court hou
a park. Music and other attractions a
on the program. Miss Mabelle +. Prut
man, the celebrated elocutionist OF 4
. Crete university, will be present ~
= take part. Everybody should be pre-
emit.
Rev. Robt. Mcintyre, tho celebrat
r lecturer who is to be here next Tuesd
and Wednesday 10 one Of the most 81