The Red Cloud chief., 1896-03-06
ODDS n ENDS.

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Herman Nau was down from Blue
Hill the first OF the week.
A complete new line OF wall paper at
at bottom prices.
The board Of supervisors meet next
Monday In adjourned session.
There seems to be some hope Of an
ice harvest, after all next year.
p. A. Williams, OF the Riverton Re.
view, was in Red Cloud this week.
Miss Lucy Parker is lying quite sick
at her residence in the north part Of the
city.
Grant Usher Is going Saturday to
Wisconsin and Illinois in the interest of
ID. j. Myers.
Den Lindsey has a quarter interest in
three Cripple Creek mines that are said
be RUNNERS.
Amos Cowden left this week for ALI.
ance, Neb., where he will take a position
as clerk in q hotel.
Mrs. Jno. Williamson, Jr., and Miss
Mary Williamson went to Missouri Mon.
day where they will reside in The future.
Tommy McClelland, brother of Miss
Iillie McClelland, was visiting his sister
this week. He resides in Bloomington.
There are some very rotten sidewalk
Just in front Of the old Ormsby build
ing. 1t should be repaired before some
one gets injured.
We understand that plans for the
new hotel have been drawn up and will
be ready for execution as soon as they
can be submitted to MIR. Moon.
Frank Hadley has been appointed
night patrolman by the merchants, in
the place OF Mr.. Saunders, resigned.
Frank will make a good officer.
Tom Penman, the b. & NJ. time keep.
or, has his new synchronized clock in
position and the line connected, so that
he is new prepared to give you railroad
time.
The young friends of Miss Eva Foster
gave her u grand surprise party on
Monday evening. A large crowd was
present and u magnificent time was re.
ported.
II. II. Parker, Of Fairfax, Missouri, Il
brother of Will and Lucy Parker is in
the city, where he WAS called by the
serious sickness Of his sister, Miss Lucy
Parker.
Frank W. Cowden, our postmaster re.
ceived today a beautiful high grade
Fowler bicycle. Mr.. Cowden is agent
for these bicycles, which are without
doubt the leading wheels in this coun-
try.
Mrs. ID. j. Judson has been quite sick
for the last few days, and has peer un.
der the care OF DIR. Beck. She had AN
attack OF lung fever anu grip combined
We are pleased to note that she is con
valescing.
Soothing, healing, cleansing, De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve is the enemy to sores
wounds and piles, which it never fails TO
cure. Stops itching and burning. Cures
chapped, lips and cold sores in two OF
three hours. l. Getting.
"The Red Cloud Chief mine" OF which
Geo. w. Lindsey and Porter Hedge ar,
the principal owners, is reported to bs
very rich, the ore assaying nearly Sl0(
to the ton. That's good; we hope they
will make a million and spend it in this
city.
The city election is almost here, and
| up to date, we have not heard from any.
one wanting office. What in the mis-
chief is the matter with the boys? One
term OF the mayoralty seems to b,
enough for any n man. There SHOULD
be. however, good men selected, who
will fill the offices without pay. 1t is OF
much concern that such be the case, az
We need all the money possible to pu'
the city in shape in the future.
Last Saturday night Miss Bessi,
Wilder entertained Mrs. BOWS Sunday
school class. Of which she is a member
in a very pleasing n At a due
time refreshments were served. Games
and stories were INDUCED in until {
seasonable hour. when the guests de
parted, giving their departing frient
their best wishes. Those present we're
Mrs Dow, Jessie Quicker, Susie Rife
Bessie Carpenter, Alice Bailey, Vance
Foe and Viola Ward.
Among the enterprises OF II town
which have weathered all kinds OF storm
and all kinds OF competition, there il
none that has been as successful a
Wiener's Clothing Emporium. Homes
dealings will always tell. Mr.. Wiene
has Just returned from New York an,
Chicago, where he spent a month il
picking up bargains, and, from the price
he is Offering goods at, we cannot he'll
but think he succeeded in getting wha
he vent after, goods at right prices"
Tom Penman has two or three golC
fish in a glass jar. The other night tn
weather suddenly changed and thu
fishes froze, along with the water, and
to all intents and purpose, were as dea'
as mackerels. Tom said they had gon'
to fish heaven, Wherever that might be
Finally the ice thawed, and by nool
they had survived the "cold wave" ant
were getting along "swimmingly." A
glow OF pleasure fitted across Tom
facial organs as he related their miracu
lous escape to our reporter. II LOOKED
'scaly' for the ilsh for a little while.
The CHEF hopes that the city council
and the parties concerned, in justice L
Congressman Moon, will open up 5tl
avenue just as oon as possible. MI
Moon relied upon the promises Of Re,
Cloud TO do so, and, in fact, it was guar
auteod to him. Now LET our people d
nm justice and open the street. 1t il
- 1900, ,. M M. 49, d. w..