The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-06
HlaNAsAA Chip.

HiawAsAN CHIPS.
The Institute has closed all our joys have fed.
DR.. Gibson's clothes didn't fit Judge Richardson
very we'll, but he them Canada, all the same,
Our busy farmers are making rapid preparations
for putting Fall wheat in old terra frma- Many
scres sse now ready for the drill.
Ths Fall tern Of school begins next Monday. Tho
Board deserve oommendation for their foresight In
securing 20 good oorps of efficient teachers
We called |, ct D. L. Burgers, the other evening.
md enjoyed s.perfostical supper with his AfAble
family. Yes, and rslshed those Sne grapes and
delicioas peaches to an enviable extent.
Last week, D. X. Rabbit invited US to take drive
behind hs lightning match team. Dave has the fast
est and best trained team We have ridden behind
since We crossed the rushing Missouri.
The Hiawatha School Board will never regret the
step they took when they employed Miss o. L Chance
to take charge Of the Grammar department in this
school. She ID . lady in praise Of whom too much
cannot be said either intellectually socially She
bears tongue Of good report, and is we'll recon-
mended.
While Leavitt's Bell Ringers were giving . per-
formauce in Fairchld's Hall, Saturday night some
uncouth, ungentlemanly, low down "cuss" Of . pup
py threw stone into of the windows, utterly de-
molshing tho sash and lights- No one WAS struck;
but the act was and cowardly.
Now, be II known unto all men, that this ID . tenn
persnce town. strictly; but notwithstanding all that
We saw fellow driving like mad lightning through
the streets the other night whOoping at the top Of
his voice: I'VE going home, lhic) to thic) die no
moro, thicl- The metre was bad, but the rhythum
was perfect, (hic)
A mystifed and exceedingly curious people would
be extremely thankful if our old friend Nate PRICE,
would rise and explain what 'gohara' is Some
minds are ON the verge of distraction over that word
Even Judge Berry has not had good nights sleep,
on that account, for long weary weeks
TASK the Judge, next term OF Court II he Is there
and he will satisfy your anxiets.-PrJ
f"J W. who is pleased to call himself the "boss'
fool will pay less attention to old Dame Etiquette
and eat with his knife fork, SPOON fist, and
what he likes best telling the world to go to Jimmy
Swans, he will find balm for his troubled and ag-
grieved spirits Look ut the noble King of the Can
nibe Islands; he eats poi with his fingers.
Misses Florence and Shirley Mason, Linne Robin
son. Annie Baker, and Emma Walters, have gone to
Atchisou. to attend Mrs. IL. T. Monroe's Female AGA
demy. This is, without q doubt, the best female
seminary in the State. All of the above named Ia
dies are intelligent and worthy ladies. We wish
them eminent success
AL O. Dick ssou. son of OUR popular jeweler. Judge
Dickson, is working with renewed vim, since his
fathers absence. AL. ID good workman, and is
Of the most sociable and polite young men in our
city.
Alber, Lawrence who can truly be called prince of
salesmen and fine business man, is preparing his IA
TIERS shelves &c, for q mammoth stock of Fall and
Winter goods The trading pnblic always find goods
On stepping into the drug store the other morning.
We were horror stricken to see Tom Stephens going
through dives, sunmersaults and gymnastics foreign
to his usually setatc demeanor But one OF the boys
eAP'A'hea' laws "ni''eu' ur "e"' '".o 1Ao ''o.o
70 se' some ihaisn 'ufn'p' A"' ion' "An' " ,no.
.,ner;enee Dsvi, told him to try it, lie tried it;