The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-11-03
Bremen Items.

What might have been serious collision occurred
at Brenner morning last week. As the pay train
was coming down the track, just above the station.
q freight was backing up the track; the fog so
dense that the different trains could not be by
the hands: the engine Of the pay train into the
way Of the freight, standing ii up end, knock
ing the trucks from under it, and otherwise badly
damaging it. Fortunately, one was in the car !;
and in hour so, things were repaired, and the
trains their way.
Mrs. Mcdaniel, we are glad to record, is much
better, and in fair way TO recover from her long
illness.
Mrs. J. J. Baker went to Missouri, last week, to
visit relatives; and now when our teacher does not
visit around among the pupils he fries his bacon
and slap-jacks; the scholars of the school no
longer smile when he comes to school with unkempt
hair and n smutch Of black on his face.
Al. Dickens has been in midst less than year
but he has improved his time WELL for on Sunday he
married to Of the fines, young ladies in this
any other country. Miss Mamie Often is now no
more; she is Mrs. Al Dickens May the lives of
both be ever happy, and as Al has abundance of
this worlds goods hope that, they grow older.
the cares Of life which fall heavily upon the shoul
ders of all, may be made lighter and the sunshine of
their lives made brighter, by the music of childish
laughter and the patter Of many little feet
Rev. Honncll preached in Cook & Iinckley's new
sunu.s nsH' His .n.'i.o ICING inc OUnsuer'
PAAn ~ me-
been run away from Douiphan by the saloons. and
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MAY live 70 light another day"
pleasant party of friends assembled in the hall
Brenner, Friday night and enjoyed the pleasures
of the dance till late hour. Everything went OF
pleasantly excepting one thing. H. C. KILLER, pub
hely BY his own actious called Trio prevariea-
tor Some time ago. we said Miller could not dance
but on Friday night he actually engaged in the
Dance and went through all of its intricaces with
the grace and agility of a young man.
We learn, with regret, that in our items of two
weeks ago. we hurt our parsons feelings, by saying
he walked in from Muscotah. We eheerfully mako
the correction, and say he did not walk. We don't
know whether he came on the train, or whether he
hired some of tho brethren to bring him home, but
we know he did not walk Neither did we wish to
convey the idea that he was green" by making the
statement VIC did, but only thought he was initiating
the example of a great divine who walking
through Asia about eighteen hundred and fifty years
ago.
We learn that gentleman who lives northwest
Of Bremen few miles, has been indulging in stolen
sweets; and to appease the injured widows wrath,
upon finding herself the victim of the scuccrs viles,
he was compelled to give her fifty acres of corn,
which he had raised on her place. Corn is too high
to have to pay grain rent, this year.
AL Speers has rented Corn. Alberson's plnce-house
and aIl-for five years. weguess he means business,
up the road.
The Rock Creek Literary will meet Friday
evening of this week.
Miss Harriet Seeley Is teaching Mt the Rock school
house. for Anna Berry, who is at home sick.