The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-01
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Nine cars OF cattle we're fed in tie
yards on Tuesday.
John Runchey and wife returned Sat
urday from Lincoln.
Jno. Street Of Garfield is building n
a new barn, IL Y 26.
Joe Warner returned home from Lin.
coin last Wednesday.
Charley Coleman and family have re.
moved to Red Cloud.
Miss Myrtle Jones Of Guide Rock was
in Red Cloud this week.
Emerson Lightfoot has taken a job as
| car repairer with the b. IL NJ.
Grant Usher has gone to Trinidad,
Colorado, on a sightseeing trip.
j. X. Wall, a former citizen OF this
county was in Red Cloud this week.
Miss Dora Henderson is home from
her visit in the east part of the state.
Our nimrods say that wild ducks are
numerous on the river and tributaries.
The W. G. T. U. will meet every Tues
day afternoon during March with Mrs.
Dow.
Mr.. Ed Bohanan OF Lincoln was the
guest OF f.. Il. Smith and family this
week.
Don't forget that you can get THE
CuIEF and State journal twice u week
for $50.
Mrs. Maxiield and Miriam will return
from their visit to Aurora and Lincoln
in a day or two.
n Remember that Haley 4 Campbell are
the leaders in bread, confectionery, to-
bacco, cigars, &c.
The Congregational ladies gave a most
enjoyable entertainment in the Williams
building last night.
We are pleased to note that Mrs. S. f.
Spokesfeld is slowly improving in health
and will soon be up again.
A number of converts were given the
ordinance Of baptism at the Christian
church on Wednesday afternoon.
o The Junior league of the NJ. +, church
!, will meet next Sabbath afternoon. Let
all who are members Of the league be
present.
! Remember our books. IL you want
g some good reading, now is the time &c
get a bargain by paying for or subscrib
. ing for The CHEF.
n Last Sunday was "a model summer
a day and hundreds OF people were OF
driving. The thermometer registered
about so degrees above zero.
y Mayor Roby has purchased the hous'
in the south end OF town II owned b,
j. o. Lindley, and will move it up tow
le for a warehouse. Ross ~ Rife are tn
Ell moving artists.
To The Argus came out this week edite'
and managed by the charitably inclined
al ladies Of Red Cloud. The editors pr
or TEN showed good ability, both EDITORIAL
* anu lndnclhIIH.
Under tho careful direction of Pro-
tt Caster the Red Cloud public schools ar
progressing finely, the most satisfaction
Ic, lily for IA period during our twelve years
Il residence in Red Cloud.
The honki.ty-houk Of the 'geese-i-t,
IT. goose, as he flies northward, is 10Y waf'
u ed To us from dizzy heights as he make
~ his aerial fight polarward in search
'e the festive grub worm.
We received a letter this week frol
d! our old friend, Daniel Snyder, who no
e. lives in Fairfield, Iowa. lie says
as sometime takes four horses to draw
'e' buggy to town through the mud.
Mr.. Rotterman and sister Of Eglestol
MI Illinois, nephew and niece OF Adal
w Morhart, arrived in the city Monda
he night to be present at the funeral oil
~sequies of their aunt, Mrs. Mary A
Morhart.
RS, Some fellow living in the country WI
'a' made "a present of a seventy cent sac
On, OF flour. This riled his pride and /
is returned it. saying that il the giver ha
HE none better he could keep the other; |
no didn't want it.
Washington's birthday was duly o
VI served in Red Cloud. Old glory float'
" from the flag poles on the various scho
Il houses in the city in honor OF his mel
" DRY, and some Of the rooms held apr
pirate services.
at Z. Peters Of Guide Rock was In r
ior Cloud this week. Mr.. Peters has
o'o Gently invented the most unique as W
as the most simple and perfect rat a
mouse trap ever patented. 1t is a 81
mouse catcher.
W.. Max Hobart OF Riverton, grandson
n, II n Ranney. came down Sunday "A