The Red Cloud chief., 1898-09-02
AROUND TOWN.

MISS mary DetOur oil hastings Is WIS.,
iting friends here.
Mrs. VIM. Bense left Thursday on a
visit to Tecumseh, this state.
Come and look over our assortment
of gasoline stoves.-W. w. WRIGHT.
Mrs. j. H. Remsberg is home from a
visit with her daughter in New Mexico.
w. w. Wright will put in your
plumbing and work OF that kind cheap.
Charley Haley and Cloyd Cummings
are in Omaha this weeK viewing the
exposition.
Thos. Kralik and wife returned Wed.
nesday evening from their visit to
Creston, Iowa.
DIR. F.. S. Reed is in Omaha this week
attending a meeting of the National
Dental Association.
Ed Dyer of Hastings ia in the city
this week visiting with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Dyer.
Mrs. S f Spokestield left Wednes-
day for Omaha to buy her fall stock of
millinery and view the exposition.
The Red Cloud band has been en-.
gagged to entertain the public a. the
coming old soldiers reunion at Super.
Tor.
Miss Nellie West left Wednesday
morning for Falls City where she will
take up her duties as teacher in the
public schools.
Mrs. Lizzir Mann, aunt of Oscar Pat.
NOR, who has been visiting friends here
left this morning for her home al
Springville, Iowa.
A good many are still in arrears or
subscription who might just as wei
pay up now and take advantage Of oul
offer of premiums.
Butler, the harness man, is making
special sales on all goods, and is max
ing special prices. See him before yor
buy anything in his line.
j. H. Smith writes combined insur
ance for a term Of FIVE years at 8 PEI
cent. On schools houses, churches ant
farm property on the installment plan
Drop him a card at Red Cloud, Neb.
During the mastering out period lie
us not overlook the pops. While the.
: do not show any desire to abandon
camp, it is expressly understood tina
they are needed in their RESPECTIVE
homes.
People are now trying every wa
possible to keep cool and wishing 10
cool weather. 1t will only be a shol
time until the same fellows will b
making it his business to keep war;
and wishing for warmer weather.
U A. P. Howard, who was lately a,
I pointed substitute mail clerk on tn
u Lake Shore, has been assigned I
trains 90 and 30, running betwee
s Cleveland and Chicago. He will al
c sumo his duties August 27th.-Goshe
(Ind.) Daily News.
For the annual reunion of the oil
soldiers and Settlers at Oxford, Mel
g raska, September Z TO 10, 1893, the Blu
lington will sell tickets al one and on,
third fare for the round trip from a
points within rs miles. Tickets sol
September Z, with final limit for retur
to September IL "A. CoNovER, Agen
Married-At the residence of w. +
Mckinney in Norton, Kansas, on Au,
ust 28th, at q p. m, Mr.. Il. f. McKil
ney of Hildreth, Nebraska, and Mi,
Sadie Munson of Red Cloud, Rev. .
w. Coartner of the U. b. church O
. ticiating. After the ceremony the new
ly welded couple, together with tn
numerous guests, were seated to q
elegant supper which had been pr
}, pared for the occasion and to whiC
y all dld justice.
z The farmers II Nebraska, general
speaking, are not grumbling much tn
year because the corn crop is not
n' big rs IL has been. Though it is CT
IS down about a third, perhaps on the a
ID erage, this still gives them a crop up
y the average of the less favored state
But in some counties the great crop
wheat raised this year will sell Il
more, Notwithstanding the price h,
II fallen, than the entire farm crops So
for last year, and last year was a goc
n year, too. There is a vast store of Ia
years corn on hand in the cribs, an
there will be plenty to feed the Gait
~ and the swine.
n. A dispatch from Jacksonville, Fl,
r dated last Monday, says; civilian
T. Benson Of company l, third regimen
ne died Saturday of typhoid fever,
Jacksonville, Florida. News reach,