The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-30
BRIEF M IGNITION.

II lead pencils for 8 cents at Cuttings
A fine rain Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Hon. Jas. McNeuy was in Hastings
this week.
Treasurer White and family took in
the reunion this week.
Jacob Nustine leaves in the morning
for st. Joseph on n visit.
Father Harrington OF Orleans was in
the city this week on business.
About 200 tickets were sold for Hast
ings this week by Agent Conover.
Mr.. j. II. Smith and daughters and
Ed Smith we're in Hastings Wednesday.
Mr.. Runstrom, of Holdrege has arriv.
ed and taken position with Bert Grice.
Miss Horlacker OF Hastings, who has
been visiting Miss Oily, has returned
to Hastings.
T., n. Osborn, while handling coal
buckets AZ the depot got his hand
smashed slightly.
Geo. Hummcl, father OF Rev. G. w.
and l. p Hummel and Mrs. Pierce. has
returned to his home in Iowa.
John Steen, living on section 7.3 IL
lost two horses by lightning the other
day. j. II. Smith settled the loss.
Ex.Ald. Potter, II. +. Pond and wife,
Charley Robinson, ID. Kesler and family
and 200 others visited in Hastings this
week.
Will Mitchell and wife of McCook
we're ia the city this wsek attending the
funeral of Mrs. l. Frisbie, mother OF Mr.
Mitchell.
Special sale Of 200 pairs Of mems pants
at $500 for two weeks. These goods
sold from 1916 to Sc W.--A. Galusha
Manager.
Mrs. Augustus Mead, and Mr.. l.. L
Cory, OF Crete, Neb,, were in the city
this week attending the funeral OF theiI
sister, Mrs. !. Frisbie.
Mrs. f. o. Carney and family. wht
have been making an extended visil
With her parents Mr.. j. II. Smith an(
wife, have returned to Minneapolis.
The heavy rain Of the last two or three
days will make an immense hay crop,be
sides making the lato corn which will
add many bushels to our corr estimate
Well now. the rain has come, people
feel good and 30 does Billy Bense, tn,
Ron Ton baker, because he is still sell
ing bread 40 loaves for sl.OO, Every
thing else in proportion.
Misses Alice and Ella Remsberg CAV
a very pleasant tea to a lew or incl
friends. last Tuesday night, in honor o
their cousin Mr.. Burnham, OF Denver
who is visiting in this city.
The stingiest mar in Webster count
has been discovered. he bored a hol
in a board and then tried all the egg
his hens laid. Those that went tbroogI
the hole he made his family eat an
those that didn't he sold.
The Misses Carrie Brakeiield. Fideli
Schaffnit and Mary Nye, OF this cit!
leave for Hastings this week where the
have been employed as instructors l
the Hastings public schools. They ar
ali excellent school teachers and Re
Cloud feels proud OF their success q
teachers in the Hastings schools.
John Polnicky, ia surely unfortunate
His saloon has been robbed several time
On Tuesday night it was robbed again
This time OF $500 in money, q lot {
whisky and the key to his money reglI
s. ter. II is thought that the thief game
entrance by secretipg himself in u
saloon as the side door was open VINE
MI. Polnicky opened the saloon IN IN
morning.
I. Bruner, the blacksmith. bought
horse of A. II. Carpenter some time az
The animal appeared oil right until
few days ago when it began to sho
symtoms OF disease which developed u
TO what was supposed to be hydrophobi'
The actions indicated that that WI
what was the matter and on invsstlg'
ton II vas learned that the horse ma
been bitten by q dog supposed 70 nay
been mad. The horse was quickly ~
patched to the happy hunting grount
kv having the jugular vein separated b
-S.tI~d hend. and n hutcher knife,