The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-08
Wnthena Hens.

There was q social party at the residence Of John
T. Brady, last Wednesday evening, which well
attended. Proceeds for the benefit Of the Baptist
church.
II. ID. Maxton went to work too soon after he had
slightly recovered from his sickness and has taken
backset and at present is not able to be out Of bed
snively & Hedges Touring mill closed up, last
Saturday, and will not grind any until Friday.
Painters are at work giving the outside Of tho main
building coat of paint and necessary cleaning and
repairing is being done inside the mill.
There will be social party at the residence OF Dr.
". W. Carter, this Tuesday, evening, the proceeds
Of which are to be used for the benefit of tho Bap
fist church.
Samuel Mitchell came here from Robinson, last
Thursday evening" and is at present clerkng in John
Brazeltons store.
Albert Stewart was at home with his family, last
Saturday and Sunday, for the first time in month.
As he is travelling salesman for ID. NJ. Steele & Co..
Of St. Joseph, he can not be at home very often.
Last Wednesday o. C. Jones' twenty-hfth
birthday He treated his friends to oyster sup
per at his house. in the evening. which all enjoyed
sumptuously. After the supper was over, PROPOSE
ton made and readily accepted that the crowd
serenade the town. Orders were then given to fall
into line, and march double quick time. The sore
made consisted Of vocal music, well rendered. On
previous occasions Of this kind, there had been
pressions Of contempt and disrespect from the cit
sens Of the town; but on this occasion, the party
was composed of young men who are members Of
our most respectable families, and their conduct was
proper and decent. They were welcomed to the
homes Of many citizens, and their music and con-
VIBRATIONS were honored and properly appreciated
by all who heard it, and by all whom they visited.
prominent physician Of Burr-Oak Bottom, &C
companied by whole souled pard., came into town,
last Friday evening. to run things their own way,
and on account Of their determination TO accomplish
that purpose, they both left town with blseked eyes
and swollen faces and lighter load Of selfconeet-
Abner Martin, Of Missouri, arrived here, last Fri
day, with n wagon load Of fresh lake hsh. Shortly
after, our market was well supplied with that de-
licious food.
As the weather is good the citizens are busy doing
their necessary work-in order to be prepared for
cold weather, when ii does come.
Both Of Mrs. Bohner's children are sick, and de-
serve the attention Of our citizens.
A. N. Mcdaniel has resigned his position as clerk
for Brazelton.
No new facts have been revealed in that coal
mining scheme, any further than there has been q
corporate company organised for further investga-
ton into the matter.
Jake Miller was visiting friends near Savannah,
NO., last Saturday and Sunday Doc. Carter Is re-
sponsible for this item.
number Of our young visited friends in ST.
Joseph, last Sunday.
We understand that there Is to be a masquerade
ball at the school house hail. on the evening Of the
2lst inst.
Business Of the town is commonly good.
We respectfully ask all persons who may have
any items Of interest, to hand them to no later