The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-26
BREVlTlEs.

win. Kansas.
Golden Rod is the best 5 cent cigar in
town. Sold by Getting.
Envelopesg Yes. how much9 Five
cents a package.-Deyo & Grice.
Thos. Hamer Of Blue Hill was doing
business in Red Cloud this week.
James Hafer, a well known Kansas
typo was in Red Cloud this week.
y special pension examiner was in the
city this week looking after pensioners.
Miss Jessie ,McKeighan is visiting in
Hastings with the family OF Supt. Dam.
erell.
M. b. McNitt was appointed water
commissioner by the council on last
evening.
Miss Lola Fulton OF Riverton was Wis.
iting with the family Of h. b. Smith
this week.
G. w. Dow and wife expect to leave
for California tomorrow evening for an
extended visit.
A. N. Goodin, one Of the jolly proprie.
tore OF the Wilcox Herald, was in Red
Cloud this week.
The board Of education should look
after the south ward school house. The
people down there think it unsafe.
Coco Cola is becoming one Of the
greatest drinks that 10 being sold this
season by soda vendors. Getting keeps
it.
The drivers Of the town herd OF cattle
had better take warning or some of
them will get pulled for driving the cows
over the walks.
Ex.Sherif Warren is in Lincoln TAX.
ing treatment. He has been in very
poor health for some time past and hopes
to be much benefited.
s. Bsckwith returned this week from
Michigan, where he was recently called
by the sickness Of his father. He re
ports crops in bad shape in that state.
Claude Emigh while shooting of a
wooden canon, on Wednesday had the
misfortune Of getting his hand slightly
burned by the explosion Of the miniature
piece Of artillery.
A Jaw bone six feet long has been
found in Kentucky. The Kentuckian
would not have marveled over the find
mad he first observed tn. jaw Cheeky Of
our esteemed upstairs contemporary.
Mrs. Nora Williams presented her hus.
band with an heir to his fortune on
Thursday morning. John, in conse.
quence. has become so excited that he
AYERS his corn will go 1890 bushels to
the acre. Father doing we'll.
Orril Carpenter, a four year old boy
fell out Of the hay NOW OF Mr.. Geo. A.
IIatta's barn this week while playing
with other children, and received such
severe injuries that he died on Tuesday.
The little fellow fell of backwards while
sweeping.
John and George Springer, accompan.
led by their aged mother, left Webster
county in May for Oregon, overland
Mr.. Scammon received word this week
that the old lady had died en- route and
had been buried at Rock Springs, Wyo
She died very suddenly.
Our young friends, Charley Water
bury Of Blue Hill. and Miss Lizzie Row
lands, Of the same place, were united II
marriage Wednesday by the Rev. Geo
w. Hummel. The young couple ar,
from prominent families in Blue Hill
THE CHIEF extends congratulations.
John Hasselbacher Jr., son of Johl
Hasselbacher Of Garfield township
while playing near the horses on Thurs
t day fell under the horses and was badl,
tramplsd. His face was cut near tn
forehead, seriously. DR.. Moranvill
dressed the wound and reports the littl
fellow doing we'll.
Some miscreant cut the wire serene i
the window Of Mrs. Cline's residenc
Q and stole out Mr.. Iseman's trousers cor
tanning $3.50 and his watch. Mr.. Ist
y man was the sole occupant Of the hous
d at the time. The trousers we're foun
outside of the house, the pockets riiet
c The gold watch was found near by opel
"A There seems to be no Glow to the perp,
n traitors.
Miss Tills McClelland has again bee
selected as assistant principal Of the Re
Cloud schools at q salary Of $50 pr
month. The Echo 10 pleased to motto
q that the students of the Bloomingto
High School are making their mark q
over the land In whatever positions the
. may choose to fill. Miss McClelland is
X thorough teacher and strives hard
1t gain the position at tho top round
the ladder Bloomington Echo.
m H.. e. Pond resigned the Office OF W
Q. ter commissioner and city marshal tn