The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-04
White Gland SaInd.

Business dull, this week. It's all election now.
Sausage, buckwheat cakes and molasses COM
ing to the front, and are being stored away with
great rapidity.
On last Tuesday evening. Rev. Minear and lady
had handsome donation surprise party, rendered
them by their friends. The invited guests, includ
ing hand met at the residence of Mrs. wylie
Moore, and from there marched to the home of Mr..
Minear. Every one, both young and old, had a roy
nj good time.
There were shipped from this point last month.
IA of corn, II of wheat, of rye, cars
of oats of timber II of railroad material
Mrs. Troy and her Frank left for their old
home, at Galena, ILL.,, last Tuesday. Mrs. Troy is
in hopes that the change will improve her sons
health.
Mr.. Thomas Orion is having his residence re-paint-
ed, by Leon Ruggies.
Mr.. W. b. Sloane returned home, last Saturday
His fathers health il improving.
Our station agent, W. ii. Embree met with
c'lent, last Thursday morning; while removing
some heavy trunks from the baggage car. one was
thrown out, and struck his foot mashins his great
toe quite badly.-lHere is a good opportunity to put
the question to him. in vogue about forty years ago:
SLOWS your heel since your toe ustedf-PrI
There is no need Of any tramps hanging around.
now, while farmers are much in need of help.
Palmer q Orion want twenty corn huskers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laverty, of Havensville, Kan, spent
n few days, last week. among their friends at this
place.
Mrs. Sam. Maquilken and family arrived home
from Pueblo, Colorado. last Thursday morning. Mrs
Maquilken went West in August on account of her
daughters health The friends of Mrs. Beeler will be
glad to hear that her health has greatly improved,
and she is able to he around.
Rev. jackson (colored) is holding a Baptist revival
in the colOred schOoLhouse.
Mr. Dunleavy's son-n-law, Mr.. +. Brick and
friend, Mr. Hays, of Colorado, spent Thursday here.
The first issue of our new paper, named white
Cloud Rerieao," came out in good style, Saturday
evening. Hereafter, it will come out on Thursday
morning
We noticed Berry Martin and j. J. Baker in town,
Tuesday, electoneering for their Democratic
friends.
The ladies, last Friday evening, gave their
pound party. Theentertainment well attended,
and the proceeds amounted to s26.s5. They wish to
extend their thanks to the Odd Fellows for their
kind donation of their hail. to the band, for their
valuable assistance; and the people for their at,
| tendance The exercises commenced promptly at
o'clock. We were first favored by piece of music
from the band. This followed by n song, "Hep
One Anothe," by the choir, composed of several
ladies and gentlemen. The singing showed careful
drill snd good direction, they kept excellent time
and showed good voice development. Then followed
| the Political Speaking" The first speech de
lvered by Sar'lia Brewster, entitled the '.Issue.-
The selection well suited to Sartlias style
and voice. In it he thoroughly versed, both in
worl and gesture. He has a sound, deep voice, and
! this, with emphatic and wellmarked gesture, com
| bined to render his rendition very excellent He
was followed by two little boys, that were very