The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-14

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The cool pEAts a Let vssk and fore part of thu
caused some Of etias.s = pat up heating stoves
Rev. n. Moys treated his hsssehsld to . fine parior
organ, last week
Mn. H. E. Holmes noves into her new building
this week She viii keep Arstelaas boarding house
G. W. Buckingtan takes his departure, this week
We learn that he intends rsturn to St. yoe where
he will likely hold Postioa on one of that citys
d.iIies Buck is COED nevsEatierer, but poor
hotel keeper
BIZ Harpster Is baildins quite an addition to his
dwelling
The County Grange nat here, on Saturday last.
Judging from the number We saw from distance,
their order must be in hoarhhing condition.
Cap Sam Herring, of Highland Station, paid the
metropolis 3 short visit, last week. We learn that
he has intentions of locating With
Cook Miller our enterprising lumber dealers, are
competing with Atchison and st. joe i'm prices and
quality On Saturday last, they sold bill of twelve
wagon loads, to Mr.. Sawyer, Of Brown County, and
this after he had priced lumber i'm Atchison II all
our merchants would do rs they doing our town
would soon be as it should-lead the van in Doni-
phan County.
At q called meeting, ON Monday night Of this week
to perfect arrangements for celebrating the Fourth
of july s. L. Ryan was made President, Arch Camp
bell, Secretary, and w. d. Rippey, Treasurer. The
following are the Chaimen of the different Commit
tees:
On grounds, ETC., A. sanford.
Finance, d. J. Mawherter.
Arrangements, w. ID. Rippey.
Music George Bird.
Artillery and Fireworks, @. T. Doolcy.
Invitations, Arch. s. Canpbell.
Railroads, Fred. HaFpsa1.
Printing and advertising, j. 7. Kirwan-
Lieut.. J. II. Long, Chief Marshal of the day.
Joel Ryan, Jr., Assistant Marshal.
The indications that will have the grandest
celebration that has ever been held in the County.
We want everybody to come.
There was fight and knockdown, ON last Satur-
day. They each paid their fine, and left for home.
mittee were reporting.
Gordon & Campbell are going ahead in the even
tenor of their own way. Old friends call on them;
they having fine trade. Arch is old reliable,
when it comes to filling prescriptions They will
succeed.
Kopietz & Basen arc the boss saloon keepers.
They have pleasant room, plenty Of ice, know their
business, and will not allow man to get moro than
pSAonSs w Ancy AccP Seoo 6o>As '@e A~s'a s-o
same out in fine shape. CLIMAX.
MORE.
Wolf River was up over the bridge, Friday.
Two women were in the saloon drinking beer, last
Wednesday-the first occurrence Of the kind in Sew
erance.
Fishing parties talked Of
Our butchers have slaughter house.
Misses Eva and Nellie Moys sick with measles-
Big Grange feast at Rippey's Hall, Saturday. Lots
Of grub and big speeches. War declared against
the grasshoppers.
Only few grasshoppers heard Of One says hat
full and another hand full Not much damage
tieipated.
Nelson says he is afraid the Severance pony will
get away with his timer.
DIR. Tuttle has the Centennial stripe on his buggy.
B. A. Seaver has returned from the lead region,
where he has been dealing out his lega talent to the
natives.
DR.. Dale's father was in our city, last week.
Patent-right men arc plenty here. Guess they
think the people of Severance made of money.
Highland and Severance rejoice account Of the
prospect of bridge Wolf River.
On account of the raw, wet weather, farmers
afraid the wheat will be damaged by rust.
EAGLE QUILL