The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-14
Severance r,.,...

son Of Henry sehreiDer living west of town had hi
LETT foot entirely cut of last Tuesday by getting into
moving machine. II seems that in the morning. he wa
ne could go around in front of the machine ant
jump over it while it was In motion He had made tn,
attempt two or three times while John Bechtod drv
ing He drove him away when Bech;od not look
ing supposed he attempted il he was found with
one ioot on 1t being cut entirely smooth any
surgeon could do it, DR. Hopkins called, and dress
Cd the wound and now. under the circumstances the
10Y DONG as well as could be expected. This should
| be fearful warning.
nave not had any call who even thought there
would be election this Fan hut will venture that in
,erews and consultations will be in order within ten
days more
our Township has no Constable We all law-abd.
ing citizens and each as he pleases p NJ Fl
lis has moved to Sumner County and Ben Campbell has
gone to Iowa Not very encouraging for candidates
| for those Offices
Somebody giving reports of base ball in last weeks
Chief tells about game pl aged Sunday out south Of
town. II true the Haritimes beat our club one game
out Of series Of bat club short four Of its
best players In the other game only two Of the Sever
ance elnb took part. But Capt Bennett has good
club and with little practice anything Of
| its age.
Our Township Republican Committee has called Con
venton to meet in Severance Saturday October I'D
at o'clock M to place in nomination full ticket for
the different Township Offices 1t should be well attend
| ed
good deal Of interest Is being taken in the Primary
Convention to be held next Saturday 1t though
all parties working for the Of the par t and
yet states made, and viii be agreed to.
We want square deal and viii have It else at
all Under such management carry the County
by FIVE hundred majority.
Mrs Tce wife of j. c. Tce arrived home last Satur.
day. She has been East all summer.
Two new married men In such small as ours is
too much for day Yes, sir than stand
Cigars and SIGH" If you don't believe it. ask John Me-
Gee and DIR. Blakely. They set 'em up"
c. NJ sarber, our big barber, is going around with
feather in his cap and all because he is the father of
boy weighing eight pounds.
We are sorry to learn that W. d. Rppey takes excep-
tons item of last week. relative to the bridge cee
bration. We only intended it for pun aud anyway
insulting casting reflections All parties under
stood it fun.
Our merchants are all receiving Winter stocks of
goods. John Kirwin received last week this week.
large bills of dry goods and clothing from Chicago d.
W. Morse expects full stock of all kinds by first Of
week c. C. ClOnch has brim full stock and more
the way He also received fine bill of clothing from
way down East-Philadelphia. William Ward is full
yes sir always full and he always sells John Hagg has
his shoe shop full and running Curtis Small
eeve goods almost every day and they sell very cheap
d. always mas his STOCK ciea
and neat Groceries, boots and shoes and notions
his line Frank Case always busy and keeps his shop
full of saddles and such NJ E. Holmes receives
stoves all the time and sells low down for cash J. A.
Campbell has his full of drugs medicines and such
articles belong in his line. Arch. Campbell keeps a
full stock of school books states, blank books etc. in
connection with his stock of drugs and medicines In
fact everything is full in all business houses We
will finish the list next week; give you all a notice. nd
then refer you to the Doniphan correspondent of the
Chief That is will mention you again unless
You advertise All the balance shall in next week.
Hand in your cards.
Elder Gardner of the Christian Church has consented
to return and hold meeting again. beginning Saturday
night October I6, at Rippeys Hall The meeting will
last Sunday and until Tuesday Wednesday of
next week. This will probably be his last meeting. T.
II. Moore of Iowa Point will also be in attendance.
Rev W. A Boucher will preach at his usua hour, next
Sunday, at the NJ Z. Church.