The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12
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Miss Jennie Hutchinson, one of Atchison's favorite
bells, has been visiting Miss Allie Noble.
Mr.. John W. NJ Miller has sold out his furniture
and coffin establishment to Mr.. A. c. Manwaring.
Mr.. Miller had quite extensive stock in sight,
the first floor, and probably much more stored
away. We are glad to Nanwaring branching
ont 50.
Miss Emma Rippey left, Tuesday, for the Sunday
School Convention at Bsmark Grove.
The Garfield Club is having torcll-light drill twice
week now. The nights they drill the owners of
hen-roosts guard their chickens the greater part of
the night, with shot-suns.
THE Hancock roosts are the that will suffer.
-Prl
Lon. Springer has been laid up, for several days.
lie says it is seiate Rheumatism. Hem! All right.
Farmers are beginning feel much better the
way wheat is threshing out.
Elder J. NJ. Stephenson gave forcible temper
ancc lecture, Sunday night.
Mrs. W. H. II. Curtis, of Doniphan, up a short
visit to old friends
There will he 4 meeting of the Hancock and Eng
l-h at Rippey's Hall, next Saturday evening. at
u o'clock. August 18th. Watch your watermelon
patchcs.-Pr.l
Died-Of dropsy, on August 9Th, 1880, David Ang-
stad at his residence. half mile from Bristol,
Indiana. Mr.. A. born Reading. Berks
Co.. Pa. September 18th, 1876 was, Mt the time
of his DEATH aged "a years, 10 month and I6 days.
Mr.. 4. WIS the fnther of b. p, David, and Amos
Angstad of this County. GENTLE.
The meeting Of the Garfield and Arthur Club.
Monday night q grand success and much enthu-
siasm manifested. They will do good work in
the coming campaign. Next drill night, Friday, at
eight p m.
c. T.. Miller is rusticating among the cooling
breezes of Wisconsin.
We have a new shoemaker in town. lie must be
attentive TO business, as he has added one to the
population already.
Mr.. Smedley married to Mrs. Hickman. of La
ona, the LIST inst.
4 number of before his Honor. Monday
growing out of too free of Peters beer. Sat-
ur,lay. Lots of wind, but money.
News reaches of of bulldozing almost
equal To the Mississippi plan, which occurred just in
the edge of Brown County. party Of masked
roushs gathered at the house Of Anthony Welsh AMI
severely beat him. breaking his and otherwise
injurins him. Ills wife interfering. abe set up
and severely beaten. 1t is supposed that the
of the outrage lay in drunken row. occurring
Leona n few days before. THREE arrests have been
made, but of whom, do not know.
Lon Springer is confined TO his bed with rheuma-
tism.
Geo Buchanan is working for Frank Case, of
II3watla.
After the close of the drill of the Garfield Club,
seeking cheap noteriety, opened his mouth
in n cheer for jeff Davis. Why, alive. the last
heard of JEFF. he dead, and sInelled badly
that his wife had to wrap him in a rag while lIe
passed after water. Don't stir him up, please,
for fear of that old proyerb.
Mr.. l.. L. johnson starts, ON Monday, for Chicago,
to attend the Knight Temrars' meeting, and lay in
his stock of fall goods
Elder Williamson, Of Hiawatha, will preach at the
school house, Saturday and Sunday evenings.
STARR.
GARFIELD AND ARTHUR CLUB
J. 4. cANrHRLI, President.