The Red Cloud chief., 1897-01-22
HERE AND THERE.

Shoe Store.
Chas. II, Haley was in Kansas City
he fore part Of the week.
j. l.. Miner returned Thursday night
II business trip to Kansas City.
The board Of commissioners will
meet again on Tuesday, March 9Th.
j. f. Nau, editor Of the Blue Hill
Leader. was in the city the fore part
Of the week.
Someone poisoned n large dog be.
to Mr.. Cline, the gentleman
who lately located here.
u. +. Ramey returned Wednesday
night from Kansas City where he had
made a shipment Of cattle
Mrs. Ed. Smith of this city and Mrs.
VIM. Burnett Of McCook returned last
night from a visit in Lincoln.
A couple Of horses broke loose ut
Moranville's barn last Saturday and
had u merry run up the street.
The young folks gave Adair Galusha
a surprise party on Friday night last
and the youngsters enjoyed themselves
hugely.
The dance given by Daggett Il Rob-
inson Tuesday evening in the Rust
building was we'll attended and the
dancers had a good time.
A number Of the young friends OF
Miss Maude Daggett gave her a pleas.
ant surprise on last Friday evening
and report q splendid time.
Sheriff Runchey interested some Of
the boys this week In benalf Of Tommy
Quinn and raised a neat little sum with
which he clothed him from head to
foot.
LOsT-The little daughter of John
Reid lost a watch while returning home
from church on Thursday night.
Finder Will please return to John Reid
or leave same at this office.
MIR. aud Mrs. Cline and daughter of
Lewiston, Pennsylvania, have received
their household goods and moved int
a house on north Webster street. TIE
| CHIEF welcomes them to the city.
The Nation is trying hard to explain
why they did not support Judge Beall
and others. The explanation in flow
cry language reads all right but it
won't 70 down with many.
John Barber, one Of the number who
subscribed for the first issue OF The
CHIEF nearly twenty five years ago,
invaded our wigwam this week and
paid for the paper until January, 1898.
A. +. Johnson, living about a mile
east of Riverton lost his residence and
contents by fire on last Monday. He
had rome a distance Of about half q
mile to water his team and on return
ing found his residence in flames.
A number of persons who were 60
ing to Superior On Tuesday to attend
the opera princess Bonnie" were left
by the train receiving ahead Of time
orders. They were bound to 60 and
LLOYD Crabill took them overland in
his hack.
An experiment has lately been tried
in the agricultural experiment staten
of the university of Nebraska to deter
mine which is the cheaper article oil
fuel. corn and coal. 1t has been found
that coal must sell as low as $o.4l per
ton to be as cheab fuel as corn ut ten
cents per bushel.
List of letters remaining uncalled
at the most Office at Red Cloud, Neb
raska. for the week ending January
22d, 1897.
Martin. A. +. Schuer, Jos. +.
Seat, j. Il.
These letters will be sent To the dead
letter office, Feb, 9Th, If notcalled FOL
before FRANK W. COwDEN. =. NJ.
Miss Maud, only daughter OF Mel
son and Emiline Phelps living neai
the cemetery, died of consump''"r
January 8, 1897, aged twenty-five
wears. three months, one day, The IN
neral services were conducted from thu
house by Rev. Darby at one p m
Sunday. A large number OF sympa
thizing friends were present,
This week Volume /. Number l. "
Red Cloud Epworthian was delivered
to the people Of this city, The mp
WORKMAN is ably edited by James M
DARBY, pastor of the Methodist Epi'
copal church of this city and advocate
the cause of the church and Epwort
League and, though rather mlnatur
in size being a three column folio' Wi
No doubt be the source of much goo
for that ause.
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