The Red Cloud chief., 1896-02-28
ODDS AND ENDS.

Mrs. Julia Kellogg has been quite
| sick this week..
A complete new line of wall paper at
Taylor's at bottom prices.
Jos. Westlake aud wife Of Guide Rock
were in the city "Wednesday.
They say there will be u prominent
marriage in Red Cloud soon.
Childrens' Grain button shoes 81. 90 ut
the Cincinnati boot and shoe store.
Isaac Crowley OF Bladen died this
this week. lie was an early settler.
a new style Of blank books, good in
quality and low in price, at Cuttings.
Mems patent leather dancing pumps
ut the Cincinnati boot and shoe stere.
Mrs. j. G. Warner is visiting IN Hast
ings and Joe 10 wandering around like q
stray goose.
Miss Alice Metcalf returns to Mime
sofa the first OF the week where she will
teach school.
j. II. Kinser. OF Atchison, Kansas, will
move to Red Cloud soon. His goods are
at the depot now.
A large number Of our people we're in
Guide Rock Sunday, attending the re-
ligious exercises there.
Mrs. Dwight Jones and Mrs. Crazy Of
Guide Rock were visiting with Mrs. G..
, L. Getting last Friday.
Getting, the druggist, always at the
. front, has put in a full line OF Munyon's
homeopathic remedies.
j. Il. Harrington OF Pawnee, Neb., has
moved to Webster county. He il a
. brother-in.law of j. w. Mcintyre.
. The Burlington company laid off
Charley Rcigle this week, and sent
Photographer Pruitt to Orleans.
II not only is so, 1t must be so, One
o Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
that's what makes it go. CT Getting.
g Mel TIngley and family left for Oak
n Park. Sacramento, California, on Tues.
day where they will live in the future.
Our old friend. Frank Jiskra, of vii
bur, Neb., was visiting Rcd Cloud friends
,. this week. lie looks as natural as ever
IT Rev r. L. Knox will hold service in
Grace Episcopal church on next Sunday
at March /. Morning service at 1890
o evening service at 1880.
% Mrs. Chas. Bushee died Sunday morn
ing. after a very painful illness, and was
l. taken to Guide Rock for interment
8, She leaves IA husband and little child tc
lie mourn her death.
l.. Soderberg of Cheyenne. Wyoming
Il formerly Of this place, is the happy daC
h Of an eleven pound baby boy. He says
Is "The old man is able to be up and pass
l. around the cigars"
Those people who throw cold water or
D. Red Cloud enterprises should be heavi
id ly sat down upon, for Red Cloud is going
" to push ahead despite their efforts
st Mind the prediction.
Charley Wiener, our popular clothing
s merchant, arrived home yesterday from
; the cities OF New York and Chicago
TO where he was purchasing u very larg'
IS and complete line Of gents clothing ant
Or furnishing goods.
On last Tuesday night John Jessen
10 resigned the Office Of Master Workman
OF Of Red Cloud lodge No, 60 A. o. U. w.
g. and Henry Maurer was advanced to tn,
Is chair and j. A. Boyd placed in the fore
mans chair. Good selections.
v John Fred Peterson, will sell hi,
" horses, cattle, hogs and agricultural i'm
plements, on his farm on section I'LL
d. just east Of Oliver Mccall, on Tuesda,
~ March 10, 1896, at 10 o'clock a. m
~ Terms IL months without interest. Col
OF Winfrey. auctioneer.
Miss Edith McKeighan OF Hasting
favored us this week with a neatl
NJ bound memorial sketch OF the death O
her illustrlous father, Hon. w. A. Nc
Keighan. II was bound in cover an,
draped with black ribbon. The cop,
contained the funeral ~eulogies OF Rev
leo w. eiser ana WIN. Jennings Bryan
:, press sketches, etc. 1t is a lastin,
souvenir that his admiring friends vii
be pleased to retain in kind remem
brance.
ur Wednesday, February 2G, the folio W
ne ing named friends Of Mrs. Geo. Lea
nc Mrs. Heillebower, Mrs. Finkenbinde I
In Mrs. Fisher, Miss Susie Fisher, Mrs
Ed Metcalf, Mrs. Geo. Scott, Mrs
Hedge and Mrs. CARRIER, assembled a
I'd her homo. There coming was quite IN
'e' known, A general good timo was In,
rs while the carpet rags fairly rolled int
to balls, At the proper time dime wa
served aud in spite OF hard times IN
,r. table fairly groaued under its wealth {
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