The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-11-10
Rrenner Urerns.

Elder Wake, of the Methodist Church, called upon
Rev Otto, last Saturday and the two went together
| TO hold meeting at Brush Creek.
Alex. Henderson mysteriously disappeared from
Brenner on last saturday morning. Some anxiety
is felt with regard to his whercbouts but us he has
been known to get up and slip out of church, and be
gone day SO, and then quietly and silently
turn, it is to be hoped he will put in his appearance
again soon.
II. c. Miller is learning trade, in Doniphan; he
will be making barrels and sich," that is the
| name of the trade.
| Miss Aollie Waller, of Doniphan paid Bremen q
visit, Friday evening. Come again. the shines
brighter, to some of us, for your coming.
There a couple of "cranks" on the prairie, who
got upon their dignity at us; because they dance
with less grace than hog, they thought We alluded
to them in nnay zatIon of the different gyrntions
Of the dance; and to spite they trying to
break up the social relations of host of friends in
this vicinity, in whose midst heretofore they have
been tolerated, by circulating false reports with
gard to Brenner and thereby trying to keep certain
young ladies from attending parties gotten up by the
young gentlemen of this vicinity We feel awful bad
ly about it, and do wife and babies; that is
feel badly to think any should think, for q
moment, that we would far forget ourself rs to
mention the above named "kids." Now, go and kick
yourselves with the corner Of hoase.
Joe. Ray was unfortunate, last week, rs to lose
his span of fine mules they died from eating fodder
that had ehinch bugs on it.
Richard Bou-ware lost fine horse, last week; an
examination showed that he had been shot with
shot gum several goose shot found in the
imal.
A couple Of young fellows made themselves ridicu-
lous, at Sunday school. last Sunday, by their loud
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mouths over the floor Such fellows should not be
tolerated in hog pen. Perhaps they not.-Pr.l
Rev. Honnell had appointment to preach at
Bremen, sunday night; but every went to hear
Mr.. Otto. and Honnell was left.
Mart. Hargis took two loads of apples to Atchson,
last Friday and they brought him just one hundred
dollars.
d. d. Rose will sell twelve hundred dollars worth
of potatoes.
L. II. Miller has as fine potatoes as We ever saw,
and plenty of them.
Thanks to JEFF. MeNemee for several large turnips,
one of which weighed four and half pounds.
Miss Ida Mcdaniel is visiting at her uncle, Job
McDanel's
Cook & Hinckley will move into their new store,
this week. They have large lot of new goods, not
yet opened, to put on their new shelves. They de-
success because they try to oblge the public
perfect gentlemen, believe in letting live well
living. and advertise in the Chief
Tom. Langan was receiving hogs at Bremen, last
Thursday. Saturday and Monday. Tom. leaves many
4 dollar with the farmers of this vicinity.
Ed. Eye was here, last Friday night. OF course he
will be elected 81
The Rock Creek Literary met last Friday night, at
the School House. An interesting session was held.
Hereafter, the meetings will be Saturday night of
each week All are invited to attend
welton will soon be able to accommodate both man
and beast with lodging; that is if the and beast
not too large.
Corn is coming in from every direction, for which
the cash is always waiting.
VIM Canter came near losing several head of
stock, by his straw stack falling over.
Candidates scarce, around here. o, for two tickets
then the beer and other vitazins fluids around
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