White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-18
somethtng About Old Residents.

appearance and we ns'e oee" "J'"s ~
call to recollection the fate and fortunes
of the persons whom we found here. and
the boys who came about the same time
We did, in The Spring Of 1851. or during
the early part of that Summer. we
have kept the run Of . great many OF
them, but others we have lost sight o.
We shall make brief mention OF those
whose names we recall to mind. 1t may
be interesting to old citizens:
OF the squ.tter Club who had their
head, quarters at Spaulding's-COffsy is
in Griggsville, Illinois. and is. or was
recently, Deputy Revenue Assessor
Sloane is running big farm over the
border, in Brown County. and auction
eerine between times. Canon is also
farming in Brown. Aldrich is married,
and is living at Hamlin. Brown County.
as odd genius as ever. Orrin and Phi
10 Adams and Bill Hoskins returned to
Michigan. .9d we have lost sight OF them
for wears. The last we heard of Hol-
brook, be was bull-whacking on the
plains. Miuard went down the river in
a skiff, in the night, in the Fall of 1859;
and we last heard OF him in 1860. at
Upton, Missouri. Torrey is at Monte
zuma. Csyuga County. New York. Col
lector on the Erie Canal. Spaulding
himself is keeping the City HQtel, on the
site of his old stand.
Charley Scrafford is selling goods and
making money at Seneca. in Nsmsh'
County.
Sam. Lsppin is also at Seneca. rich
fat, and, we are con6dentially informed
religious.
Barney York is in Michigan. in the
salt or lumber business.
VIM. Hayward died in Andersonvill
prison.
i Mason went South before the war. t.
90 into business. Whether he was con
scripted into the rebel army or not. or i
living or dead. we cannot ascertain.
Vincent died at Bellevue, Ohio. Il
had served in the army.
Old man Amsden is in Fremont, Ohio
and King is still pegging away at tn
last. in Bellevue.
4 DR.. Graves is in business at Hiawatha
Risley died at Fort Scott. of woun'
received at the battle of Prairie Grove.
Pierce is keeping livery stable il
town. We heard him yelling "Whoa!'
at his horses, the other evening.
Dr.. Shreve is still selling drugs ant
practicing medicine here.
Macy is fighting grssshoppers. owe
the border, in Brown.
Morehead is keeping boot and sho'
establishment in Eastern Ohio, not fs
from Steubenville.
Brady is specializing. in St. Joseph.
Emens is lum bering, on Rush Island.
David Pom died in Brownville, Ne
braska, several years ago: and VIC hav
not heard from Ike Hite since he returned
from Pixies Peak. in 1859, ragged enousl
to frighten scsre-crow.
Markham is prscticing law at Denver
and doing well, we learn.
We last heard Of Payne at Brooklyn
New York. year or two ago.
Wakefield is still here. linking into il
Jake Davis, we believe. returned t
Indiana, and died.
jim Gilmore died at Carlisle. Penn
sylvania. FIVE or six years ugo.
The Culvers returned to Bellevue. 0.
where we last heard Of them.
!, Morris Lewis, who worked in our Of
fee at the beginning. afterwards went t
Pocshontss, Arkansas, where he wa
publishing a paper in 1860. We learn
ed that when the war broke out, he wen
into the rebel army. as a Lieutenant
His fate we have not heard /; but If b
was killed, it is fair to presume that b
wss taken by surprise.
John w. Barton, or Bart" anothe
Of our printers. was working in the St
Louis Republican Office. the last we bearG
of him. in 1861 or 1862. His subse
quent fate we have not learned-hs maj
be still working there, or be under th
ground. for aught we know.
Forncrook is still here. in business.
Slauson is back at Lyssnder. in Yorl
State, the father Of blooming family.
Dana Sayrs was here. last Fall. on bi
return to Virginia but We have been iu
formed that he was recently somewher
in the West again.
Ben. Rcffuer is living at Plattsmouth
Nebraska.
Dan. Sayles and the Pickle boys dis
appeared shortly after their "juicery'
suddenly went up. one 6ns night. and W
have never heard what became of them.
"Dick Tuffly" HuHmsn) is living q
Rulo. Nebraska.