The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-01-15
VAN BUSKIRK B. Breckenridge
Geary City Items.

Geary City Items
We beg to be represented in Your columns once
more. As there is no regular itemizer, will try
our hand at it.
The protracted meeting closed lase-Sabbath. The
meeting was conducted by Rev. Morton. We be-
liere there were several joiners.
A very sociable and pleasant time was spent at
the residence Of Mr. L. A. Messenger last Friday
evening. The company entertained, first, by
music and singing Miss Nellie Franklin presiding at
the piano, and Miss Martha Messenger at the organ
after which, an oyster supper was served by the
hostess, lwho by the way. knows how to fix up
good things to eat) After supper, the company re-
paired to the parlor, and amused themselves with
music and different kinds of plays. We gsh the
host and hostess long and happy life, and may
they live to many more such enjoyable affairs.
Mr.. Richards has been very sick. with the fever.
Oar school is in a iourishng condition, under the
supervision of Mr. Bowers
YOUNG AMERICA.
I've looked in vain in the Chief for Geary City
Items, for the last several months. ! thought I'D
offer few, and if you think them worth place in
your always welcome paper, would love to read
something from Geary.
Mr.. Dave Smith is boxing up his stock Of goods
formerly owned by clever little townsman, James
Burke, preparatory to moving them West That
leaves the m.rc,nt;I. field clear for friend Keptzer
and Mrs NJ A Roundv. and. Inv the way. INV one
will find Mr. X :, formidable connection in the mer-
ch.nase br.;,.ss and h. ia aIvavs accommodating
and gives vou ALWAYS full weight or measure. and
sell, at cash prees. and the needy ALWAYS find in
him friend indeed.
Mrs Roupdv IA gradu,I,r re,lac;py ber stock
since she was burned out, and she is a woman of
business vino knows no such thing as fail, We pre-
diet tina, sbe ,~;l, soo, r.fI, her sb.Ive.
w. understood that r. n Rou,dv ia ,,.;,c IN "a.
nave IN 1,e,rv aud tina, h. eo,,eunla,es nr,,ir, !,
n stock os g-o.er;e. That * rich, Col . whom 20,
make all the money vo, want in the wood bps;,ess
come back to Geary. xLer. Won will find A hearty
welcome. And then If Io.t, clever for one to helm
rebuiId ones own tovn
Our s.hooI :. hin, ,,r,,, Ia, NJ. ch,r,.. p,,..,s
who rive, good sa,i,iac,iop. Ever ON, who Know.
him. would he surprised of one so worthy AS Charles
is did he not give satisfaction and if b. gets away
from, l,.r. ,-;,h.,, ,;. L.; h.-, - iii 40
nounce him inyiueible.
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two weeks. He closed pr,otraeted meeting Of two
weeks duration. two weeks ago Last Sunday night.
Result five and the revival of the church
Miss Lizzie X. Davis. of Atchi.ou. is A guest. at
prrsent, of Dr. and Mrs. Tuys and rendered some
very acceptable .-rvr. 10 the church and peoplc "A
organist, during the protractct. meeting She con.
terminates favoripr ns with n concer, q, the aOtb
inst We expect it to be a grand affair.
Our Touring mill is RIM by Mr.. Sam. Harer,y. who
makes an excellent quality of -four: and we would
say to ALL give Sam trial. and he will seerre vour
custom for the future.
We learn that Robt. FIickinger intends running
the saw mill a, this ,l,er next .e,s,p
The wheat in this section was injured a good deal
by the dry weather. last fall but if the season is ia
vorable from nov till harvest there is chance for
m average Weld.
Ii /. wbispered around thu, one of G.,rv. s,;r..,
daughters was marrie.l. q short time ago If 80.
the thing was done 80 Iyly that NO one i, certain