The Red Cloud chief., 1896-02-21
NEWsN BITS.

Mrs. b. L. Bicknell was in Hastings
this week.
Dick CARRIER was released from custo.
dy this week.
Dick Gray was in Iowa this week,
called there by telegram.
For a fine hair tonic call on Hutchin-
son & Hiatt. the BARRIERS.
Try a can Of lIoplune' Steamed HON.
my Uiulleo Corn), 1t is delicious.
John Tomlinson left this week for
Holt county to grab some timber
thieves.
r. j. vanIIouten of Norton, Kansas, a
friend Of G. II. Mel, was in the city
last Friday.
Mrs. r. A. Hall and daughter Boulah
spent Sunday at tho residence Of VIM.
Matheney, neal Campbell.
Mike Finkenbinder, living west of the
city, found some excellent gold quartz
upon his farm the other day.
LIB. Hampton and f. Woodward OF
Guide Rock we're in the city this week,
attending the Farmers Institute.
When you want a nice smooth shave
or haircut, give Geo. Fortress a call
One door south OF the Bon Ton Baker
, Clarence Slime. assistant editor OF the
Superior Journal, was up from that city
last Friday to attend the Leap Year
ball
Il. NJ. Cochrane tried to raise our back
hair this week, because III devil said
that his youngest boy was a girl. We
take it all back, Robert.
Rev. l.. H. Huckleberry and Rev. +. M
Williams will preach ut the Baptist
church morning and evening Sunday
Feb. %. '9G. A cordial invitation ex
tended.
A large number OF young folks eur
priecd the young son OF Mr. Charlie
Gurney and wife tho other night b
coming in and spending the evening. !
splendid time was reported.
ID. j. Myers, our popular real estat
and farm loan agent, has moved into tn
First National Bank building, and hn
ono Il the finest Offices in tho STATE
John is TO be congratulated on his ne
Office.
Soothing. healing, cleansing, De witt
Witch Hazel Salve is the enemy TO sores
wounds and piles, which it never fails
euro. Stops itching aud burning. Cure
chapped, lips aud cold sores in w c
three hours. 81 Cottiug.
II. II. Musser's familiar face was oil
served upon our streets this week, afte
an absence of a year or two. He is tn
same jolly, good natured gentleman tbs
he was always noted for. Our den al
kuowledges a pleasant call.
Rev. Geo. w. Hummel ia home flo,
Iowa, where he was called by the sicl
ness OF his daughter, Ida, who die
before he reached there. Surely he hi
had his portion of sorrow, having only
few months ago lost his wife and thrt
children, and now the fourth one. II
has the sympathy Of the people OF tn
entire section in his great bereavement
A gentleman Of this city, noted &c
, practical joking, mixed some brass filing
. with sand and showed it to n OF OF
: experts on gold mining. The fello
Immediately got some acids and OF
thing or another, and commenced der
opstrating the fact that gold was actua
! ly therein, during which time he spoilt
a 1915 pair OF pants. The Joker new
told him the difference.
v Several emisaries OF the Commerci
Club have been prospecting for coal al
minerals this week. A small vein
A., coal has been found, but whether it "
amount to much is not known Mt PR
emit. The vein started in at the out.ed
% of a large bluff and was only n HI
inch thick; at a depth OF four feet
- had increased to TX inches. Furtt
# investigation will be made. There
10 surely some kind OF mineral hereabo'
and we believe it would pay Il peol
to investigate the matter.
Of ~ Tuesday morning at 1880 o'clock, M
Retta Aver and Mr.. Charles Hugh Nil
III were married at the residence OF I
IS, brides grandmother, Mrs, +. G. Cath
IS, Only members of the family were pr
SO emit. At eight o'clock an elaborate W
s. ding breakfast was served. The you
o, couple left on the ten o'clock train
H. Chicago, where they will remain
by some days. On their return, Mr.. &
n Mrs. j. l., Miner will tender then
n reception Friday, February %. Th
Y. cards announce that Mr.. and Mrs. Mi
e. will be at homo after April 10th.
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