The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-09

II is of to talk OF cold weather. II every
where, and the poor the very poor. how many Of us
| ever think, when we are ensconeed about our warm
stoves. all comfortable That SO many have not
the necessares Of lit or nourshment to support tho
WASTES offe body, Nse shiv ering over the few en-
bcrs that giyF Cd their Last fading light heat and
refurn TO straw, with light coverings and shiyer our
the long. cold nights is thought that has given
us great pity and sorrow, especially for poor chill
dren that only brought into this world to partly
live, to die mserahy, with hut very little hope of
enjoyment in this cold aud uncharitable world 1t
Is serieus thought. so few of us ever know or
give the least thought TO the destfuion and misery
ever around us; and yet God is love, and gave us
plenty. and the poor we have always.
Al. Weyer, son OF our townsu,an, Isaac Meyer. is
home after q two years absence away down in Ar
kansas, as telegraph operator Al. is losing time
in visiting and calling on his old friends.
Mart. Wells and lady were up from Atclison two
three days, the guests Of Adam Brcnnrr
John Cobb has returned from California nfter nm
absence of four years. He is staying with his moth.
err near Geary City. Mr. Cobb is wen pleased with
California and thinks of returning again.
Our school opened again. last Monday: Mr.. Kuehl
being absent on Monday on account of the death Of
his child. Miss Caseman is at her post arap. after
a visit to her parents, in st. Joseph.
Father Leak has been preaching every ui.b, this
week.
Thomas Lansan has shipped few more cars of
hogs this week TO the Atehison pork bousc
Joseph Schetzbauin has had a very severe attack
of asthma, again.
Charles Kucls will hardly undertake to walk from
Atchson again. 1t brought back his fever little
too much exercise after a spell of sickness.
River solid with ice. Bows are skating all the WAY
over on the ice More ice has been put I'M in town
than has been for some time.
The Chief has gained one day on its arrival Give
us another day-Thursday
I'VE would have made another day. last week. had
the fellow we set to watch for the mail not
of where he missed it. We had the package ready |
but Le let the mail slim bv-Pr
The .Pr." is right Oh the connection of father and
son.
Somebody is married or is going to be- that is sure
This extremely cold weather has somewhat retarl.
ed the shipment of wine |
Friday morning thermometer down TO twenty be- |
low zero. at George Brepper.,
ANY person would be in danger to steal Vest Hud-
sons horses for every doc ON the ulace would follow
him.
Mausperger saws it ia awful cold weather for n
mans wife to 20 visiting
Jerry James came down to buy "A stove. Saws he
.aunot keen warm bv a tire-ploce this winter
Mr.. Glenn. Ivinp tbre. miles nortb-wcst of town.
,ad fifty bushels of potatoos freeze in b;s cellar lie
,as mt n stove down in the cellar tn save the hal
,uce of his potxtoes
We can tell n harder tale than that. and il il as
rue as good pospel. Our well winter froze over in
he well. thirteen feet deem which never occurred
,efore.
O. Lortly, What a list of criminated nreaebers in
he Kansa, Civ Times. Methodist and Bap,ist NIL
bout town. black and white. in the EXPRESSION of
i'm Lane "Great God, One libertine., As long
IS ministers are pulty who will east the first stone
ia mn wonJer tha, churches md r.I;c;op ara h,ov
,ar.
James Clark ,.eJ ,bopt sevc, mr. .;cbt re,rs anil
son of DR. Clark. Route AGENT IN the A & n Rail
DAD had his dog killed bv one of the passnr trains
he dog made every effort to get off the track the
ueneer apped the air brakes. but the wheel struck
he dog olout six inches from his norrative and de-
apitated his head. Jim had his account made ont
" the depot agent. and presented to Foote. conduc
or. who said he wonld use every means 70 procure
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