The Red Cloud chief., 1895-04-05
ODDS n ENDS.

Choice onion Gets at Roby's, ID cts per
quart.
Coins Financial School at Cuttings
for % cents,
See Ross and Rife il you want your
garden plowed.
Miss McClelland spends vacation with
friends in Bloomington.
Mayor elect Bentley left Thursday
morning for Beatrice and Lincoln.
Lincoln mixed paint is made especially
for this climate. Sold by Getting.
Joseph Welty Of Lebanon, Kansas. is
sojourning in Red Cloud for his health.
NJ. W. Downer who was formerly in
business here, 10 in the city on business,
The drouth seems to affect Iowa, Hi.
nois, and many OF the other states just
now.
A. Waffle and wife of Bladen were
guests OF III. II. Pond and wife this
week.
+. II. Gerlach, a prominent farmer Of
Rosemont. was doing business in Red
Cloud this week.
Martin Shea Of st. Joseph, Mo, il
visiting in the city the guest of our
t%ownsman p. w. Shea.
The state has apportioned $4,000 OF the
100000 relief fund to Webster county
1t will be on tap shortly.
Frank Street, who has been sick foI
four or five weeks, has sufficiently re
covered to be able to be up again.
Mrs. Lucy McCullow who has beer
visiting John G. Potter left Tuesday FOL
her home in Salt Lake City, Utah.
I Dennis Finn is a great tumblcr-w,
don't mean by that that he is a goblet
. but that he can fall of a box easier thar
anyone.
A. A. Pope is erecting what indicates
a very fine dwelling. II will be an or
nament to Red Cloud and the west sid
Of the city.
This is the most remarkable sprinI
ever known, on account Of there bein
q 30 little wind. IL is also remarkable 70
it's lack of moisture.
=. The A. o. U. w. lodge Of this city
making arrangements to procure 20C
bushels Of corr for members Of tha
II lOdpe in this vicinity
A letter from Otto Stoke, who no
Q resides in Iowa, says that he is still il
terested in the welfare OF his old frienC
a in Line township and wishes them pro
perity.
ls Chas. Turner, accompanied by h
ID grandfather, returned from Tex
Wednesday night. Grandpa Turner
enjoying good health, although over
years old.
The city council should pass an orc
h nance making it an offense to pile ru
le bish in the streets. 1t has become
general nuisance and many times frigh
ems teams. Abate the nuisance.
n. The Guide Rock Signal says: "Spril
is surely at hand. Red Cloud has 7
70 organized her base ball club, and
"a breathing defiance at Blue Hill" We
true, Bro. Newmeyer, and remember '
-. are hard hitters, too.
ok Rev. Geo. Hummel is conducting
powerful revival at P~lainview schot
n house in the north part OF the count
"a The house is crowded nightly, and pc
pie quit work at 4 o'clock and 60 t
. miles to attend the meeting. Sure
=, Rev. Hummel is a power.
And now the nice young man wi
nv money in his pocket HES himself to Il
In sparkling waters Of the placid Repub
be can, with his summer girl, for the avo
ed purpose Of piscatorial sport. Tn
return, fatigued in body and soul, al
~ the pretty little fishy still playful
-, glides up and down the ritiling waite
undisturbed by the "loquacious' efrol
OF the would.be anglers.
Nh c. S. Meredith Of Clinton, Illinois "
be out riding with Frank Taylor Tuesd;
and had a lively time. While crossi
-, the river bridge one end OF the neckyo
~ came down and as the team struck
lightning gait, Mr.. Meredith rolled O
OF the buggy and rolled several yards
the sand without serious injury no
AZ ever. Frank held to the lines and ste
ne ped the team after a mile run
Is
The three. year.old child Of Andy
terbun, living FIVE miles southwest
Blue Hill, was fatally burned Wedn
~ day last. The parents were out dol
U.s. their evening chores and when they
70 turned, being attracted by the screa
ed Of the child, they found the little girl
". flames and a cradle, in which was an
FAINT, all ablaze. The whole room v
ITO afire. The child Lizzie died yesterd