The Red Cloud chief., 1895-09-06
VARIOUS NOTES.

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~ W. Kingsland was in Beatrice this
week.
The moon was exclipsed Tuesday
night.
Miss Ella Rcmsberg went to Lincoln
this week.
Mrs. a.. G. Hosmer and children are
visiting in Missouri this week.
The dam at the Amboy mills went out
with the late freshet but is in again,
G. w. Dow and wife are home from a
visit with their son, Charley, in New.
castle, Wyo.
Miss Florence Getting leaves tho first
OF the week for an extended visit in
Bristol, Wis.
Miss Dowland, who has been visiting
with Miss Helen Roby, has returned to
her home in Nelson.
This is about the right time to agitate
q beet sugar factory. Red Cloud ought
y h"'S oho' NlVc ~ . pubus /
G. W. Keplinger and family, who were
visiting Rev. j. X. Maxfield and family.
have left for Illinois overland.
Edgar Getting leaves next week for
Beloit, Wisconsin. where he will enter
college. We wish Edgar success.
Miss Sylvia Cook and Mrs. Mollie
Neelander, OF Iowa, are to visit their
sister, Mrs. M. r. Bentley. next week.
Mrs. q. Lauterbach and daughter
Lulu of Colby. Kansas. are visiting with
Jos. Herberger and family this week.
]. X. Hill Of Nevada, Mo-. who has
been here fer some days, purchased iO5
head Of cattle and shipped them to
Missouri Thursday.
On page 3 Of today's paper will be
found an interesting account OF the
travels Of Ralph Pope, on board the U.
s. Ship Monongahela.
,, Rev. T. X. Tyson, district missionary
, Of the Baptist church, gave the ordi.
n lance Of baptism to one candidate Sun.
day evening at the Baptist church.
Sergeant Cole Of Bloomington, "the
fighting general" was in the city this
week, en- route to all the reunions where
chickens are on tap. The Colonel 10 a
|. whole army within himself.
q We are indebted to our particular
friend, A. +. Hartwell, for an excellent
cheese Of his make. The Inavale cheese
: factory is becoming AZ famous for fine
cheese.makinR as many OF the eastern
factories.
Charley G. Sutton, infant son Of Mr.
: and Mrs. James f. Sutton, was borr
= February LIST. 1893, in Red Cloud, Neb
died August Goth, 1896. at Grinnsll
Iowa, Of cholera infantum, after an i'll
ness Of six weeks.
X. N. Knaak Of Hebron, Neb., has ar
!. rived in the city and assumed his posi-
ton as clerk in G. Wiener's Colder
Eagle Clothing House. lie is a very
pleasant gentleman and we'll qualified
for the business.
w. B. Roby and p. w. Shea, republi
can and democratic candidates for gu,
p~ervisor in this city, stand the l~ivelonG
day and throw tomatoes at each other
IS The one hitting the other the most times
10 during the next sixty days is going to bs
% the man.
' Read G. Wiener's advertisement II
this issue Of the Great Family Weekly
Mr.. Wiener is a live business man anG
IL believes in giving his business publicity
D. through our columns. A man who be
4 lieves in advertising, and then follow,
out his convictions, will always wiz
This is the case with our friend. Wiener
Alfred Hadell, Of the firm Of G. A
N Quicker & Co., ia. one Of our energeti,
N and progressive business men. Durinl
&c his connection with that firm he has in
ID creased the business many times tn,
70 amount it was before. He believes IL
10 a liberal use Of printers ink, and by IL
use he has made a business that man!
an older man would feel elated over il
v. 40 years. experience. Keeping e~verlast
G, ingly at it," is a good motto, and Nj
ID Hadell is winning success by 30 doing
I'd The CHIEF wishes him success.
IA One day last week a Red Cloud drug
"a gist hung up a placard which rea,
'Tangle foot for sale here.' An oil
populiss from Line township who
strange to say, hasn't drank anything
u stronger than corn meal coffee for sew
eral years, came up the street; the pls
card caught his eye and he spelled itou,
He took his spectacles out Of HE pocket
carefully wiped them and put them on
and read it again. He threw out hi
r. cud, entered the store and said he''
'r. take ten cents worth OF that tangle foe
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