The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
BREVsTIEs.

Mrs. Frank Quigley was in the city
Monday.
Jno. Polnicky was in Quincy, Illinois
this week.
NJ. Stern Of Hastings was in the city
this week.
j. 9. Warner was 10 McCook the first
Of the week.
George Overing went to Humboldt this
week on business.
Perez Mcbride was visiting at home
the first OF the week.
Ex.C Congressman McKeighan was in
Broken Bow this week.
A complete new line of wall paper at
Taylor's at bottom prices.
Mrs. f. J. Overing and family are Wis.
ting in Humbolt this week.
Miss Lulu Potter will spend a few days
in Deweese the coming week.
Charley RAISER has some Of the finest
onions we have seen this year.
c. W. Fuller and daughter Chloe Of
Cowles, were IN the city this week.
We are indebted to d. +. Scammon
for some excellent green corn OF the
evergreen variety.
Several Of our t~ewnspeople will have
truck stands at the grand reunion soon
to be held at Hastings.
There will be services IN Grace Epis.
copai church next Monday evening at 8
o'clock. All arc invited.
THp Burlington railway has opened
three stations west II Red Cloud that
have been closed for a year.
"Orange Blossom" the common sense
Female Remedy, draws sut pain and sore
ness. Sold by G. L. Getting.
Read our advertisement which ap.
pears in another column; il will pay you.
Read it every week.--Deyo & Grice.
Alice Duncan. who has been visiting
with her aunt Mrs. F. V. Taylor, return
ed to her home in Kansas City, this
week.
The city council is doing its best to
economizc, s o they can make the city
finance reach all around where it is most
needed.
II. b. Winter, the very pleasant travel.
ing salesman e the Chamberlain Medi.
cine Co, OF Drs Moines, was in Red
Cloud this wcrk.
The board Of education is trying to
refund the 5000 bond issue that is now
past duo. Rigid economy should be the
watch word in the future.
The w. G. L. U. will meet at the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. Sherwood on Thursday OF
each week during the month Of August
The annual meeting will occur on the
18th inst. 1t is desired that all mem
bers should DO prescnt.-By Order OF
the President.
j. L. Greenlee, commenced replevin
proceedings against j. II. Walsh Of the
A>uUiou W iCCoNCE tut olIlCO oEcculcc
holds a mortgage on the material and
! Walsh holds a tense on the same. When
Mr.. Greenlee foreclosed the mortgage,
the Lessee would not turn over the prop
erty, hence the replevin suit.
The school board net in session Wed.
nesday evening, at which time Prof,
Gregory, the superintendent elect, hand.
ed in his resignation to take effect at
once. This leaves the field open for a
new man. At the same meeting Miss
Belle Spanogle resigned and Miss Bertha
Brown was elected to fill the vacancy.
The board will meet:Friday night to fill
the vacancy Of superintendent.
1t is with the greatest of pleasure
that We chronicle this week the marriage
Of Mr.. Henry Diederieh and Miss Caro-.
line Baker, both Of this city. Henry is
the popular and enterprising manager OF
the Dubuque Boot and Shoe Store, an
honored member Of the Red Cloud fire
department, and a worthy citizen. and
has captured the heart and hand OF a
young lady of whom he should be proud.
We wish him an abundance Of prosperity
and a long life of happiness.
On last Saturday night Harry Pond
was 46 years Of age, and his A. o. U. w,
brethren, learning the fact, gathered to-
gether and went to his residence for the
purpose Of giving him a surprise on the
occasion. At $50 the boys knock at
the door and, when Harry saw the
crowd, it dawned upon him that he was
aged, but handsome still. Mr.. Pond,
who understood the matter, had pre-.
pared a fine lot OF ice cream and
cake and invited the brethren to par.
take Of the same, which they did in
their good natured way. After several
hours OF pleasant conversation, the A
o. U. w. boys returned to their homes
wishing Bro. Pond 46 years more OF life