The Red Cloud chief., 1895-09-06
NEWsX BITS.

in Iowa.
Mrs. j. l.. Frame is visiting in Carroll
Iowa, this week.
George Mccall came home from the
west last Friday.
Aid. Pulsiphsr has resigned his posi-.
ton az alderman.
NJ. b. McNitt expects to 40 to Texas
soon on bushes.
Dressmakipg, cutting and titting.-|
Mrs. +. p. Hadlsy.
Mrs. A. l.. Alyca is visiting in Michl.
gan for two months.
Call on T.. p. Hadlcy for house, sign
and carriage painting.
Jay Best of Cowles was trodding Red
Cloud soil Wednesday.
Miss Susie Kenady is teaching the
Pl,inview school this fall.
Miss Alice Remsberg will teach a
school near Blue Hill this fall
Frank Smith is the daddy OF Il boun-
cling baby girl, and all Garfield rejoices.
Prof. Wilson and wife are very nicely
located in the property west Of 9. W..
Kaley's residence.
Nelson Bartlett and w. II. Bartlett OF
Bladen were in Red Cloud last Saturday
Oh probate business.
The schools are now in full blast un-
der the direction OF Prof. Wilson and
! his ablo corps Ct teachers.
Hon. Jas. McNeny and other speakers
, will address the A. o. U. w. and Sunday
school people at Cowles tomorrow.
: Mr.. Christian lessen OF Walnut
1 Creek, father Of John Jessen OF this
city, is quite sick at his sons residence.
Morris Stern has been granted a
I license for running u saloon for 8 months
. at $500, He opened the saloon yeoter-
day.
The Misses Nsttie and Carrie Hum.
nell leave to-day for Lincoln whore they
u will attend the Wesleyan college, during
9 the year.
: Rev, T.. X. Tyson will arrive in the
city this week from Lincoln and com
mence u series OF meetings in the Bap'
fist church.
Mrs. FL IA A. Wright, who has beer
visiting Ter ron, John b. Wright, foI
:. some months. has returned to her home
in Middle Grove. Mo.
See Mrs. J.. p. Hadley for dressmakins
in all OF IT," latest styles. First clasI
work guaranteed. Residence tire,
blocks west Of Miners store.
Joe CARRIER declines to accept tn
b nomination for coroner Of the poi
N ticket, md will not take it until Harrl
4. son is elected, when he will use il to 30
~ on the pop party.
ID Sheriff Runohey went after a ma
who was arrested at Hastings, supposed
to be one OF the men who robbed w. W
10 Wright's store a few days ago. He wa
n. released. not filing the description.
t. l am ready to do all kinds Of dress
in making, cutting and fitting. Give me
or trial order. All work guaranteed to b
40 first class. Residence three blocks ives
I'd Of Miners stors.-Mrs. +. p. Hadley.
l. There must DO some arrangement
TO for s~prinkling Webster street. Tn
~ business men are entitled to at least I
having the steets sprinkled once a da!
rs The council should take some necessa
I'd ry steps in this direction.
Fs' All sorts Of lies are being told q on
candidates. The best way is not to bs
q lieve them, ut least, without investigs
OF ton. The republican party will cleo
us this fall, and you had better believe
10 now and get on the band wagon.
Talk about "Irish cloves" and tho
-. 70 think over the fact that over on Eli
creek, on what 10 known as "Picni
Gardens" over $4,000 bushels of onion
tn we're raised this year. That is what "
Of call q dandy yield. and the farmers i
u. that neighborhood are to be congratr
- lated.
OF Elmer Haley sold . shoe box to Rev
j. X. Maxtield the other day for 10
Ia and delivered the box at the Reveren
IT. Gentleman's house. When he opene
ut the box, low and behold, there wei
tn about fifteen pair OF rubbers in tn
or same. The joke was OF Elmer, but "
n won't tell why he made the mistake.
ue The agricultural society met O
- Thursday and elected the followin
10 board Of managers:
Henry Cook, d. f. Turnkey,
ut G.. j. Warren, A. Galusha,
ng M. B. McNitt, j.. o. Butler,
ke G. W. Knight, @. Il. Putnam,
Of John Kellogg.
he They will have another meeting tomo
row at 2 p. M, and decide upon the fai