The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-01
White Cloud Items.

Miss Ella McKernan spent Sunday las; nj nome,
with her mother. Ella is at present teaching school
Tn. train on the 4. s. y. Railroad was one hour
late last Saturday morning. on account oil bri"se
being washed GU: between Atchisou and Bremen
The bridge gang and part Of the construction tram
hand, repaired to the scene of the washout and are
repairing it a. speedily as possible.
The latter part of the past week has been very wet
and uncomfortable, in this part Of the State
The fall wheat within radius of i've miles OF tins
place, look. WE'LL and promises abundant harvest
Spring wheat docs not look so well, but oats and
corn look we'll, although the is growing quite
slowly, on account of the wet weather
Mr. Gates of Fort Scott. il in this place, canvass
ing for book called the Health at Home" by DIR.
Hall. of New York city.
Tn. gooseberry bushes in the woods about here,
are hanging full of fruit and promise an abundant
yield.
Mr.. Thomas Bradley has had his dwelling house
repaiutei. and otherwise fixed up, and it now pre-
sents a fine appearance.
Miss Nora E. Dunleavy is getting along finely with
her school at Fairviev. She has finished the first
half of her term and is we'll pleased with her pupils
and her scholars are delighted with their teacher
We understand that Miss LeOna Sullivan is giving
perfect satisfaction to the parents Of the scholars
that attend her select school. Miss Sullivan is a
perfeet lady. a good teacher, and we are glad 10
hear of her success in teaching the school which she
took in the spring.
VIII Sloane and Mr.. Partridge have had sub
stantial sidewalk built in front of their dwelling
house which helps the appearance of the place con-
sidcrably.
We hear that Miss Mamie Jennings is a great deal
better. and i. still improving. We are happy to
hear it, and hope that she may soon appear among
her friends again.
Mr.. John II. TIT Ina. had one of Wakes hand,
come portco.s built in the front part Of his dwelling
house and it has identified the whole exterior Of the
place.
Mis-. Nora Dunleavy cam. in from Fairri.w, on
Saturday evening and spent Sunday among her
friends.
We learn that Mrs. Ell. Mauck very sick, on
Sunday last
Sunday was a clear. warm day, it having cleared
of during Saturday night. and the services in the
churches were well attended.
Mr. Partridge hiss got a woman working for him
at hi. house that is worth having. She can do any
kind Of house work. cooking. etc, besides she ear
hitch up a horse to buggy, as well rs the best o.
men She is a good hand also in the sick room, al
Mrs. VIII. Sloane well testify. 1t is not many
| women that csn make themselves useful as THU
one
Miss Mamie Wright, daughter of Jack Wright
who has been sick, is abont again. and is getting
quite strong once
The construction train hands did not get in unit
halfpa.t four o'clock Sunday morning having beer
compelled to work at the wa.h-out all through Sat
urdsy night repairing the bridge and the mail tran
did not pass here until Q O'Clock Saturday night.
DED-On Monday, May 18th, at half-Past
O'Clock. p. m. Mrs J1lia Msuck, wife of N.
Mauck in the 4Ist year of her age. She leaves
husband and five children to mourn her loss Sh
was taken i'll on last Saturday morning, and there
| fore was sck but a short time. She was SINGER
Christian good wife, affectionate mother, and
kind neighbor Her husband has the sympathies o
all his friends and neighbors. She has been calle'
HON. to her heavenly Fathers house, and is FREE
| from any more trouble, sickness or pain. She wa
attended in her last sickness, by our fellowtown'
| man. DIR. r. Is. Beidelman, who did all in his Powe
to save her precious life, but she had been calle'
home and all that husband friends, doctor coul'
do was as nothing What is their loss is her eter
al gain. The Lord siveth, and the Lord taketi
| AWAY Blessed be the name of the Lord" sTJ.