The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-16
HiaWasAAChips

Prctty school marms here.
The peach and apple crops are simply superfostical,
in the regions round about Hiawatha and Brown
County.
Ed. Berry, son Of Judge Berry, and Angus McGill-
vray, one of onr clever blaeksmiths had ~set-to
Saturday night. Angus came out second best For
shame, boys.
Mr.. u. E. Foots, organ grinder-no, organ ped
dler-Aere has bought out all the rights hehts and
benefits Of D. L Burgers interest in the Hyuld Bar
ger says 10 d happy, and We know Foote is. The
new firm d Roberts 4 Foote.
Our estimable friend, Jas Josln. and Miss Nellie
Young were united into one, last wednesdy evening
and they are both happy. As they go Joslin along
life wish their numerous little Joslins may be
blessing 10 them James set the cigars up to the ty
pos, and they thank him.
The two elevators at this place are doing more bus
mess, in the corn trade, than one could imagine.
From ten to twenty-five loads of corn leave here
daily.
Nice, pretty school marms here
We spent q warm, hard day at our case; retired to
room to pore over legal lore through the hours
night when that thoughtful friend Scott Fair
child, came into our with some jerked buffalo
tongue from Dakota. dried venison from the Black
and we enjoyed it If Scott ever has to die We want
to meet him in Heaven
A beautiful young lady had a serious joke played
upon her, Thursday evening, and she found
out that We knew it, she came to US, put her arms
about neck, looked up pleadinsy into our face,
and asked US not to tell it. We never will. We new
er will tell n joke on any girl that will come and do
likewise-we won't.
V.Ix 4 p,,1,, =. Al. II
tween Sam. C. Barnum and Miss Luella Norris last
Sunday morning. 1t frightened the Judge SO badly
that he is pale up to this writing. As soon as
the ceremony was concluded the groom salutcd the
bride with an holy kiss.
Thanks to young lady for those fine delicious ap
pies. May Heaven bless you!
The Atchison District Quarterly Meeting was in
session at the NJ E. Church. last Saturday and Sun
day. The Presiding Elder preached some two
telling sermons.
The campmeeting began the 18th inst, with fiat
terng prospects Though are opposed to this style
of meeting, yet We hope good may be accomplished
before its close.
Our Normal Institute, like wild fire in prairie grass
is enlarging rapidly. 1t numbers over seventy. We
have serious doubts to its fms but hope it may
be profitable and pleasant. There is some little bull
dozlng gong on; nut no doubt all Will come out
right.
Awful nice, pretty school marms here.
If the city dads will turn their attention towards
the lower end of the city, they will find awful nui-
there, that should be removed peacefully if it
forcbly if must. We want quiet in this place
In n few days, expect to hear these from the
lips of one of our incest ladies:
'She s a fair young creature eer the shons
But IL she were angel could not call her mother
Now, Mr.. Printer, will inform you what ditto
Is 1t is concentrgal Of the epnarmethis
ticles termenthusiastiating the elamasquitudients
ambrufimer .hecits. Those who take it, get
well while single.
Albert Dickson might have been, and was seen,
last Sunday evening, having gorgeous bouquet in
his hand, as he wendell his way towards the Hiawa-
tina H0sse. Arise and explain.
Mr.. Henry Whaley, sonin-law of Seth Barnum, of
this place. killed at the Troy railroad disaster,
last Thursday, and consigned to his last resting
place, in the cemetery here, last Sunday afternoon.
Quite procession went through the streets to the |
place Of internent. |
Oh yes! We forgot to state that there many |
Pretty, prnsy, nice and lovely school marms here
PAUL PRr.