The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-06-26
COME oUICK TO THE
INTER-0cEAN SHOE STORE,
323 Felix Street, St. Joseph, Missouri.


W. ID. Rippey has completed his telephone, con,
Meeting his store-room with his dwelling.
Judge Nelson disposed of in which the
rights of property involved legal points which
tested the ability of both professional lights
The clatter of the reaper is heard every side
Little johnny Greene has gone astray.
There is a rimor that one of our most respected
and benev client citizens will time this FALL pre-
sent to the city statue Of Abraham Lincoln, to he
placed in the Park, just south of the Auenue You
leave the Boulevard, in passing down from the Uni
versity. This will add much to the beauty Of our
Park
Commencement day one long to he remember
ell By all lovers Of literary entertainment The
beautiful floral decorations, which festooned thu
main hall, were not only pleasing to the eye, but
stood silent monitor pointing to the refined and
cultivated tastes of those that have put forth their
ablest efforts to produce the most complete educa
tional institution in Northern Kansas. o. NJ. Back
u.s. the Principal, opened the exercises in neat and
commendible manner; after which, poems and reel
tations, followed by music from cornet band
seemed to bind the audience in spell of unbrokeu
ecstaey, until late in the afternoon when the Glee
Club then rendered some fine anthems; after which
the exercises closed. Well may We feel proud
of this first attempt to bring our University be-
fore the public, one that may flourish and rpen
its fruits when We have passed to that shore from
which no traveller returns.
Wilkey Skinner is practicing COW riding. He says
the herd law has to come in force if he has to ride
every that is turned out in the neighborhood.
You must build your fence higher, next time, il You
want to get your money back.
c. T. Clark is fast gaining the confidence Of our
community rs u careful and discreet attorney.
G. G. Strock and W. C.. Williams correspondents
of the St. Joe Heed paid our city visit, last week
They quite gentlemauy and interesting fellows,
and We wish them success in their new enterprise.
Mr. Williams came in from Highland on Saturday
evening, over the Midland Pacific, with conductor
Gale.
Married-At the Catholic church, June 18th, Mr..
John Delaney to Miss Hannah johnson, both of Wolf
River Township. In consratulating them, we hope
that Johnsson may bring joy and comfort to his
home in the years that yet to come. Prosperity
to the bride and groom, is the wish Of their many
friends
The 18th of July committee on artillery and fire.
works have today Monday ordered as worth OF
fireworks. No humbug, this time. Come, one aud
all /; stay until night, and the heavens ablaze
with illuminative emblcms of country's l03d an
niversary. In reply to the invitation extended to
Mr.. Legate, We received the following:
LEAvESwORTH KAs, June II, 1879
SIR:-iour note requesting me to deliver an ora
ton the coming ith of July, is received. In reply
will say that Providence permitting, will try and
comply with your wishes. Don't allow your people
to expect too much of me, for the man who care
for daily paper and find time to write Grafton,
has greater diversity Of talent than possess; but
will try and satisfy you-as best can.
Accept my thanks for your kindly mention Of my
self and beieye IN Yours truy
JAMES +. LEGATE-
Hon. A. j. Mowry.
full line Of all kinds of Machine Oils, at AtcLi
sou prices, ut j. A. Campbelrs, Severance, Kns.
iunea6wi.