The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-21
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"Ned" being of ON weather tear, We, his right
hand guest have taken hold of the ladle, and shall
di-h out the salad, for the next few weeks
Oscar Sloane's new dray and that Swiss bell are
among the ornaments of the street The elastic step
of tho mule. as he sports his antAioous, is de
gree of satisfaction which ia next door to pride
In the game of chess being played between j. 6onid
aud the C. b. & O.. the latest development Is the
project of new link in the b. & NJ Chain. by means
Of road from Forest City to White Cloud; the latter
to be made transfer point between the N L. anu
the Az n. Meanwhile the surveys of various routes
through Douiphan and Brown Counties are still kept
going and altogether. it looks very much rs II some
body were either intending to do something in earn
est. or letting ON pretty loudly.
Norman Case and Charley Sullivan, of Highland
were in town, last Wednesday.
The town well question up before the City
Council last week, but the thing hangs fir. OWING
to enlargement about location.
Miss May Whitman. Of Mission Creek. Nebraska.
Is visiting her sister, Mr. Faira Miss W. isone Of
your successful school marms-
Miss Kate Pornecrook has returned from Altoona
Pa where she has been attending school, during the
past year Her many warm friends extend her q
cordial greeting.
A dance was gotten up at the hotel, in behalf Of
but the aforesaid .gaycty" failed to honor the occa
sion with their presence.
In the of comfort and repose, save us tii th'
hot weather lets up just little.
Ex-Indian agent Kent. having indicted his success
sor Mr. Brosus into the duties and mysteries of hi
position babe farewell to his many friends, both ral'
and red last week. and took his departure for hi'
old home. in the keystone State.
Ed. Palmer, with his bran-new wife, is taking .
weeks recreation from the cares of rsilroadins. NJ
the pleasant home of his father. Ed. looks ittl'
thin, but, o, ever so happy.
Ed. Mullenix, who has been suffering a siege o
biliousness, is out and at the engine again. lhop'
the Register" has not suffered.-Pr.l
John H. TIT with Ms wife and daughter Dora
left last week for an extended Western tour. The,
will take in Colorado, and afterwards make n 50
JOIN till fall in Southern California
Henry Maquilken of Keokuk, Iowa, is visiting hi
relatives in White Cloud.
The time table of the A. & n. Road has beei
changed We understand, as to enable the passeil
gers to take supper and breakfast At Falls City.
Miss Carrie Cowan, of Oregon. who has beef
spending few weeks with Dora TIT, returned home
last Wednesday.
Mrs Gray, of Fremont, Neb, is visiting her sister
Mrs.. Oscar Sloane, of this place.
The weather, sr the past fortnight, has been eN
cessivey hot, and dry to cause serious eoneer
about growing crops; but n fine rain ON sunda
night had the effect both lven up vegetation an
cool down the atmosphere.
Charley Moore, who has been frustrating at home
| since the 4th, returned to st. Joe, to resume hi
studies in the Commercial College, last week.
The Sunday School picnic excursion to Falls Git
was not attended by many of the Immediate citizen
Of White Cloud. However, we noticed soodl
| number take the train from the vicinity.
The most comfortable affair in the town, for thes
hot days, is Mrs. Will Sloane's new bijou chair
is ut once seat. couch, rocker, and perainbulator
Vic. WAUGH.