The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-28
ODDS y ENDS.

Charley White was down from Blue
Hill this week.
ID. L. Bishop of Franklin was on II
streets Monday.
G. b. Holland went to Oklahoma the
first OF the week.
+. S. Miller Of Beatrice was In Red
Cloud Wednesday.
c. II. Haley has some fine alfalfa hay
to sell at Is per ton.
G. II. Paul was down from Hasting
the first Of the week.
A. NJ. Walters and wife were down
from Blue Hill last Friday.
a complete new line Of wall paper at
Taylor's at bottom prices.
l.. ID. Mouser Of Imperial was on our
streets the first of the week.
D. M. Abel returned home Saturday
evening from a visit in Iowa.
The heavy lightRing OF last Friday
killed a horse for S. T.. Cozad.
A. f. p. Rasmussen and wife went to
Troy Junction, Kansas, Tuesday.
Envelopes9 Yes, how much? Five
cents a package,-Deyo q Grice.
NJ. McGenk and wife OF Parnell, Ia,
were in the city one day this week.
G. II. Michigan, OF Chicago, was in
Red Cloud the fore part Of the week.
j. l.. Fuller and L. G. Wilson of
Cowles spent last Sunday in Red Cloud.
Mrs. W. p. Kenady returned last Sat.
urday from a visit with relatives in Nc.
Cook.
c. L. Getting will fill your prescrip.
tions accurately and at a reasonable
price.
G. w. Haley went to Beatrice on last
Saturday to attend the c%hautauqua for
a few days.
Go to to the Bon Ton bakery for fine
ice cream. You can also get 40 loaves
OF bread for s1.O0.
w. s. Bense, the Bon Ton baker, had
on display a fine wedding cake for Riv.
erton parties this week.
Young Charley Haley says he has four
acres Of rye that will go forty bushels
to the acre. That is good.
f. A. Fletcher Of franklin was in the
city this week, consulting one Of our
phi ysicians for some ailment.
Drs. G. E. and F. f. McKeeby have
moved their office to the rooms formerly
occupied by DR.. Damerell. They are
very pleasant quarters.
Mrs. A. Mehlin and daughter, Ella,
who have been visiting with Mrs. G. B.
for a few weeks, returned to their home
in Grinnell, Iowa, Tuesday.
s. f. Prentise, formerly Of this place,
but now a resident Of Denver. was in
Red Cloud this week. He has just re-
turned from an extended eastern trip.
The people should not forget that Mrs
Julia Richardson is having a forced sale
Of millinery goods. II you are in need
do not fail to see her. Great reduction.
Red Cloud and Cowles teams crossed
"horsehide precipitation over the home
plate at Cowles last Saturday. The
game terminated in favor OF the former.
% to 10.
G. B. Lake Of Yuma. COL. and G. II.
Lake Of Winnebago City, Mimi, father
and son, were in the city this week, look.
ing over Webster county land with a
view to investing.
Rev. II. D. Plat, Of Franklin, made a
short stop in the city last Saturday
while en- route to Cowles, where he
preached Sunday from his former pulpit
In the Congregational church.
Last week we omitted to mention the
game Of ball between the Hastings
and Blue Hill mines. played at the lat.
ter's grounds, which was attended by q
large delegation from Red Cloud.
Miss Bessie Sellers, who for the past
year has been book. keeper for Haskell
& Boeworth, has resigned her position
and departed for an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Iowa and
Wisconsin. Miss Sellers was one Of
Red Clouds most estimable young Ia
dies. and The CHIEF hopes that success
may attend her wherever she may choose
to 60.
The following are the officers installed
by the Masonic lodge Monday evening:
A. G. Willis, w. M.
&c. Myers, 8. W.
B. E. Grice, j. w.
H. w. Brewer, 8. d.
J. Kubick, j. d.
j. A. Tulleys, Sec'y.
M. B. McNitt. Treas.
Allen Ayres. T.
X. b. Fulton, Trustee.