The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-06-16

a man who can't enjoy glass Of sweet cider,
classic circus performance. and the Virginia reel,
was born into this world with n sort Of sernpiron
mission.
We understand that w II. II. Curtis will continue
to make -four, ~ his man did not come to time.
Peas and new potatoes coming in; strawberries
and gooseberries for dessert.
| Splendid rains, in the last week.
| A medical journal says that dThtheria caught by
kissing il likely n much seVerer form than
il the disease contracted a e"ntagion imPart
| ed in other way. This should he n warning to
married men and hired girls.
| Farmers say it is nip and tuck which grows the
| fastest, weeds or corn.
We have seen several strangers about town, the
last week. We do not know whether they are ST.
| Johns detectives not.
| A Doniphan man was down to Atrhis0n, "A few
DAYS ago, and stated that he dram drink
Ing and men drunk. than he Ind before the
| prohibition. They ought to drink soda water, like
Doniphan does.
| Al weyer and his new wife started to Wyoming
| last Friday night AL received dispatch to come
Immediately, to operate night train dispatcher
| lie will he on the u. =. Read, eight hundred
miles from here
| A Revenue Collector from Leayenworth was up to
our town. few days uso, and told Us he had issued
over seventy-ve special tax p rit- for the sale Of
whi-k-y in Kansas, since the prohibition law went
into effect.
The Daniphan Sunday Sehool WINS reorganircd, on
last Sunday night. We hope parents will take an
interest in harin. their children attend the school,
as ii i. mnrh better than children running at large.
Why don't Barney O'Driseoll still continue some
Of his eiters in the Ch Of the great wealth in Col
| oradoi
Sunday School will commence Mt ; o'clock in the
afternoon, every Sunday.
| John Whitaker says he has the brns corn-elean
and NICE been il three times. The prospect is
| good for a number one crop.
| Wheat harvest will commence in about ten days.
| VIM. II. Crook. route agent ON the A. & y. Road.
is one Of those agents who has his mail distributed
and ready at every station and seldom makes mis-
| take We ARE informed that he is purely virtuOus,
| temperate and moral in all his habits. We must
also include DIR. Clark, We have noticed and kept
n fearful eye on him for 10 these many years The
only deviation that occurs in his waywar'iness
| is when he visits the Chief.
A nice and very pleasant party given at DIR.
Clarks', by his little daughter, Emma. 1t was a
| lovely time for the boys and girls. Bobby Meyer
and Willie Anderson gave the young folks good mu-
sic on the violin. DIR. Clark, feeling weak from the
| effects of warm weather, tumbed ON the bed. when
his better half tsld him the young folks were com
| ing. and the bed must come down. The DIR. made
two or three efforts TO turn over and declared that
he could not get up, when the folks lifted him over
on another bed. when he became reeoneiled TO his
| fate and the dance went on.
| The Whitaker boys and Bullock, and others,
brought in several loads of fat hogs, Monday, to
he shipped by I.ansan & Baushman -Four ear
loads were shipped Monday, by these men.
Farmers and travellers say the roads leading into
1 l.. .1.N.a 6laUEr nNa
made a great deal worse by much changing OF
roads. Land owners placing the roads ON lines.
We have been asked the question often, by stran-
| gers, if Doniphan was incorporated. IT does not
| look much like it, sometimes
Charles Kuchs has just finished the large brick i'd
ition to his building two stories Vi stairs he has
| n large dining -roon he'd rooms store rooms, pan
| trya closets, Mushrooms below, with a hydraulic
pump close by. with fifty feet of hose, which can be
attached in of fire. His painters have just fin
| ishei. All inside is oak grained and done in the
| most approved style Also n large veranda. Of the
| most modern style, eoniced and balustered all
| around. Up stairs, which the family occupy, hs
| nine rooms, which includes the old part. Charley
| has displayed good deal Of taste in his plans Of
making every thing comfortable and convenient, as
he told us that is his home perhaps for all time lie
does particle uneasy about the removal Of
| the railroad.
The concert at Oakland was one of the finest, in
music and other exercises, that has taken place
| that ridge. since the first settlement. We did not
get the particulars. but suppose that the Oakland
correspondent will give full account of the whole
| affair
| Mrs. Hahn and her little daughter went to Troy
junction. last week, to visit her son Lou. and his
| better half.
party is here ready and waiting to start another