The Red Cloud chief., 1896-01-17
NEWSY BITS.

barber shop.
The family of G, f. Stapleton left for
Iowa Monday.
Mrs. Thos. Pcnman is visiting in
Cowles this week.
Mrs. Boone is visiting IN Kansas tEis
week with her brother.
For a fine hair tonic call on Hutchin-
son Il Hiatt. the BARRIERS.
Hon. J. S. Gilman is in Denver this
week on professional business.
DR.. Robinson Of Guide Rock was in
the city Thursday on business.
Col. +. Il. Burr Of Guide Rock was IN
the city this week on business.
A. ID. Green OF Republican City, was
in Rid Cloud on business today.
Frank Goble of Red Cloud was in the
| city neutrality-suspicious. Journal.
Try a can of Hopkins Steamed IIominy
0Iulled Corn. 1t is delicious. Full
quart, l0c.
Geo. Lindsey goes to Cripple Creek
this week to see il there is any free
gold in sight.
You can buy a typewriter at this office
at reasonable figures, See us before
buying elsewhere.
Juo. Il. Wilcox and family departed
last Monday for Florida, where they will
reside in the future.
Mrs. b. NJ. Grice is visiting in the
country this week with her daughter
Mrs. John Rutledge.
John Bosch left this vale Of tears for
Texas this week, owing the Great Fami-
ly Weekly somewhat.
Frank Buschow, p. Merten, Mr.. Stotf.
regen and G. l.. Pope of Blue Hill were
in Red Cloud this week.
Mrs. II. G. Sautter Of South Omaha,
Neb, is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Ben Ludlow, this week.
Lee Campbell, of Batin township, is
one man in Webster county who would
rather farm than have an Office.
The Red Cloud CHIEF has just started
on it's oath year, as frisky as Hector's
p~up.-Adams County Democrat.
On and after Nov. l, 1895, oil is 20 cts
per gallon or five gallons f.r 80 cts. from
tank line.--JoHN +. JEssEN, Prop.
John Aultz, our efficient water com.
missioner, has invented a new fuel
called "grassoline." John is all right.
A weary travelling tourist Of tho print.
ing persuasion was this way this week,
footsore and alone, trying to get a square
meal.
o. c. Bell Of Red Cloud is in the city
and will install the officers elect ofValley
Lodge 81, /. o. o. f. tonight.-SuperioI
Journal.
Mrs. w. NJ. Visscher of Holyoke, Col.
is in the city this week, attending the
funeral OF her father, VIM. Sterner, who
. died Monday in this city.
Gaylord Wright and family returned
home Tuesday night from an extended
visit to relatives and friends in Rec
Cloud and Edgar.--Wilcox Herald.
The Gulliford children, Matte ant
= Ellis, are getting better slowly. Thii
family has had n serious siege OF ty
phoid fever during the last few months
= NJ. G. Gordon, who has lived in thi,
= vicinity for a number Of years, hal
4 moved to Kenney, ILL.,, his old home
where he will run a farm in the future
A number of English sportsmen wer
9 in the city this week, for the purpose O
o indulging in a jack rabbit hunt. The,
q brought their own greyhounds witt
them.
The Red Cloud CHEF entered upol
it's twenty.fourth year last Friday. Civ
, us a wag of your ham "eacher. Hosmel
and may your shadow never grow lest
Blue Hill Leader.
" Mrs. Lottie Randall OF Oberlin, Kan
was in the city this week, called here b
o the death Of her father, Mr.. VIM. Stel
ner. She returned to her home, accom-
panied by her mother.
Q Walker a. Evans want to buy you
horses ond mules. Bring them into tn
n the City livery stable Red Cloud an
get your money. They will be ther
. Thursday, January %.
Commander Pond and wife Of Re
n CLOUD came in today to attend the pull
r. lie installation and camp fire tonigh
They are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Kendall Of the Hotel Superior.-Sr
N perior Journal.
Henry Lee, aged II, was run over by
horse the other day, near Otto Skielver
ID residence in Catherton township, an
Ia seriously injured. The boy was pickle
up for dead, but finally rallied, and it
hoped that he will ecoyer.