The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-10
BRIEF m ENTuON.

Jos. Sparks was On our streets Satur.
day.
Chas. Michigan was in the city this
week.
Prof. Caster returned from Lincoln
Friday evening.
Vim. Irons Of %Inavalc is visiting his
parents in Iowa.
Seward CARRIER was in Franklin the
first of the week.
George Ball OF Akron. Colorado, was
in the city this week.
S. S. Warren OF Blanchard, Iowa, was
in the city last week.
w. II. Clapper OF Riverton wBs a Red
Cloud visitor Sunday.
Mrs. G. b. Cronc returned from her
visit to Lincoln Monday.
Isaac Stephenson Of Riverton was in
the city one day this week.
G.. w, Cherringion Of Council Bluffs
was in Red Cloud last Saturday.
Z. G.. Barton OF Western, Missouri,
was in Red Cloud the first Of the week.
Mrs. II. D. Ranney returned Wednes.
day from a visit to her daughter in Riv-
erton.
Joe Dandurand and little girl re.
| turned to their home in Aurora, Kansas,
| Monday.
Mr.. Luce and wife of Republican City
we're visiting ID +. Mcfarland and fam
lily Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Josslyn and children of Or
leans we're the guests of Miss p. ID. Vel
ser Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Rogers and children anc
Mrs. l.. II Fort visited in Guide Rock
Wednesday.
o. J. and c. +. Sattley living on the
Gates farm, have finished planting Oh
acres OF corn.
A! display OF arms occurred on thu
street Saturday between two farmers
No blood spilled.
I Fred Maurer came home from Lin
lcoln Monday evening, where he has beer
attending school.
o. c. Bell looks like-well the mis-
chief since he got his whiskers amputat
ed, 80 the boys say.
Rev. Hummel and Rev. Maxfield at
tended the district ministerial associa
tion in Superior this week.
A little girl in town when asked VIII,
she had stuffed nails down the pump re
piled that they were only old rusty onet
The band stand that our Red Clou'
band. has erected on wheels, is just tn
thing and will be much more CONVEX
lent when playing on the street.
Lew Hummel and his father have sc
out 5000 sweet potato plants and will a
fast as possible put out 1900 NOR
They are going to see what can be don
in this country in that line.
Mrs. ID. +. Parker, who has been vii
iting her parents. Mr.. II. c. Hacker an
wife, has returned to her home in Utal
and from there Mr.. Parker and wife wi
take up their residence in California.
L. d. Oatman's son Roy was out !
his blackboard driving the family hors
Saturday, when the nag got frightene
and throwing the boy out came up Wei
ster street rapidly. Neither boy or ri
was injured.
Cake walk at Bentley's hall Thursda
evening, May 10th, for benefit OF II
Congregational church. Admission 10
All are cordially invited. This will be
very interesting event as 1t is somethir
new and something that has never O
Cured in this city. Go and see Il
"cake walk"
After three years OF steady labor
music teacher in this city, Miss Jos
Igou departed last Saturday for Was
ington, Iowa, where she was was hasti
summoned by her sister. She will pro
ably be gone two or three weeks, retur
ing in time to take up her work at Il
close OF the school,.
The following parties attended Il
ball game at Blue Hill Tuesday; HON
Sherwood, Walter Sherwood, w.
Wright, Chas, Robinson, Ed Smith,
=. M. Campbell, ID. c. Jenkins and Frai
Cowden on bicycles. Nobe Robinsc
Robt. Martin, Ernest Moranville, L. \
V~borpburp Nate plltt, Douglas Cath