The Red Cloud chief., 1896-03-20
CITY NEWS.

JOnn IolDlchy IL uduuy Oh u Breat DlG
boy.
Mrs. o. p. Yarger went to Akron this
week.
Will Yeiser made a run to Republican
this week.
Mrs. Minnie Gray has returned from
Minneapolis.
The assessors held their annual meet
ing on Monday.
Bill Hayes is the papa of a thrice n
pound baby boy.
Louis Bangert of Lawrence was in
the city this week.
Trainmaster Kenyon Of McCook W as
in the city Wednesday.
Dick Gray has accepted a position
with huffman Miller Il Co.
, Getting is closing out a beautiful line
| Of curtains for 25cts each, complete.
The revival meetings are still in pro.
| gress with quite a number Of seekers.
Geo. Hutchinson's wife is improving
in health as fast as could be expected I.
Liverym Ed CLANCY returned Mon.
day from Superior where no was visit ng
Six prairie schooners wended their
way westward Saturday night during
the great snow storm.
Don't miss the p~honogragh CONGO TT
given under the auspices of the Congre-
gational church Monday evening at7:30
Come and see the vast assortment Of
shirts. You will be surprised TO tin d
such low prices. Wiener, the Clothier.
Thos. Sutton of Onslow, Iowa, is Wis
iting with his father. A. Il. Sutton, this
week. lie is a bright boy and likes Ne
braska.
Geo. Hummel, father OF Rev. G.. w.
Hummell, has returned from Iowa and
says he will plant fifteen acres of water
melons.
Bishop Graves will be in Red Cloud
on Monday evening and will hold con-
tirmation services in Grace Episcopa
church.
II all indications point Alright the
wheat crop will be immense this spring
the SHOWS Of the past few days have
done their work well.
+. l.. Daggett has taken the sagency
Of the Daisy lantern. and it is IA daisy
too. 1t is one Of the best lanterns ol
the period and cheap too.
One of the best and deepest SHOWS
that has ever fallen in this section Of
Nebraska, fell since our last issue and t.
a depth of at least ten inches on a level
The Farmers Institute to be held a
Guide Rock on the 18th, was continued
to another date to be selected, owing t.
the bad weather and failure OF Prof
Campbell to be present.
Do not forget the Sunday school con
v~ention next week. Remember tina
everyone who loves the work should b'
present and help the good work along
Put your shoulder to the wheel.
Prudent people properly prefer their
prescriptions prepared by a practica
pharmacist in a proper manner precisely
as prescribed by the practicing physic
ian. Take them to Cuttings Pharmacy
Rev. Geo. w. Hummel vas in BLADDER
on Wednesday where he was called t
perform the marriage ceremony b!
which Percy G. Grandstaff, son OF j..
Grandstaff Of that place. was united il
matrimony to Miss Hester Lutz. Tn
CHIEF extends congratulations to tn
| happy couple.
Rev. Il. L. Ely, one OF the most pop
: ular divines that ever occupied a pulp
in Red Cloud, was in the city this week
He preached in the Congregations
3 church Sunday morning and evening
and that edifice was filed with his man
admirers. He returned to Omaha o
. Monday. He has a very warm place /
!, the hearts Of Red Cloud people,
Jim Winterstein. the irrepressibl
State Journal drummer, and one OF tn
first compositors on The CHIEF in Y
invaded our sanctum last Tuesday. Ii
is fond of telling the great events {
early frontier life, aud Jim can tell 'el
from experience too, and that isn't al
he has plenty of witnesses right herr
Eth, Jim?
The initial number of the Nebrask
and Kansas Farmer is on deck this wee
1t is IA l6 page journal, devoted to agr
. culture and stock raising and eyerythir
pertaining thereto. 1t is published
: the Farmer Co., in Red Cloud with
G. Hosmer at the helm as manager. II
= Farmer is Il beauty in point Of typ
, graphical neatness, and is n OF Il
. best publications OF the kind in Il
United States,