The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-31

The annie wagons 6tum Holt and Andrew Counties
Missouri, have commenced rolling through. Prics
of apples, sixty-fve ecats and upward, per bushel
according to quality.
Harry Naquilken has been up from Troy. taking a
look at things about his old native town.
j. s. Hook has finished burning his second brick
kiln, and has reached forty thousand in . third.
Quite delegation Of .'srhoolmarms- left for Troy
to attend the Institute, last Saturday and Others
learn will attend during the next two weeks. Thoss
who have left, N above named, arc Misses Ella Nc
Herman, Nora Dunleavy, Kate rorncrook. Matte
Williams Leona Sullv an, Jennie Arnold. and Myrs
Pugsley.
A number Of our sporting men went over to the
Forest City shootin. match, last Tuesday. BY the
way, we learn that Rnsgles. the White Cloud cham
pion will shortly 60 doxn to Atchison. and take the
conceit out of some shOotists of that city.
Burton who was shot at Highland, q couple oil
weeks since, was in town, last Monday. He look,
very pale. hut thinks the wound will soon heal.
B. Weeks il re6ttiny and upholsterins the old
City Hotel, which he will soon open to the public
We understand the Union House will be closed up,
rs soon as the other is opened.
We learn. from a number Of persons who. have
been travelling in Doniphan and neighboring Coun
ties that White Cloud does the largest business Of
any town in this part Of the State This speaks well
for White Cloud, and We have doubt that these
statements are perfectly true.
George Burkhalter. of Troy is visiting Burkhalter
George, Of White Cloud.
number Of cases of sickness have occurred in
White Cloud and vicinity the past week, being most
ly Of the fever variety. We believe none of them
have been any ways serious, however.
Mrs. wylie Moore, of Atchison, il spending q coup
10 Of weeks with her many White Cloud friends Mr..
Moore stops of very frequently, to attend to his
large grain business ut this point
Granville Arnold is at ST. Joe, adding CONNER
cial education to his Accomplishments. His brother
Ben is acting a. his substitute ut the Hiawatha In
stitute, this Summer.
Some new business enterprises are under Roadway
at White Cloud. We learn that Aessrs. Ed. Mauck,
J. b. Weeks, and Will. Sloane have entered into a
partnership for prosecuting the lumber and grain
business We also understand that the City Council
have granted the firm the use Of the public square
for a lumber yard.
Tom Pierce, of AtchisOn, came up, last Monday,
with his brother Nelson, from Iowa Point, where he
delivered an GRAFTON at the picnic on Saturday.
When the rest Of the White Cloud girls who ex-
pect to attend the Troy Institute take their depar-
turc, there will be dearth in this species Of
ment up this way. Already may our boys he seen
leaning against the store buildings, with faraway
look or perchance be heard to utter sigh, they
dash tear from one eye, and then from tother.
Over thirteen thousand pounds of ice have been
sold to the citizens Of White Cloud for their daily
use thus far during the Summer. Besides this, about
six thousand pounds have been consumed by parties
who stored their own ice.
CApMCs.