The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-24
HIGHLAND Shaw.

Tie young people who Will attend school at col
leses abroad, will shortly take their leave Of High
land for the coming school year Miss Annie Forbes
who has been spending some weeks with her rela-
tiVes and friends in Missouri, Illinois and Indiana
has gone to Glendale Female College, near Cinein-
natl; Misses Jennie Robinson aud Manic Hough
will attend Oberlin, Ohio FL. Leigh and Charley
Bowers 90 10 Chicago, to carve corpses in Rush's
Medical College; Miss Daisy Leigh return. to the
st. Joseph Convent; Byron CroNly will try the Val
paraso Normal School, in Indiana; Misses Lille
Deyoe and Maggie Hubbard return to Chicago, to
complete their course in music. Chicago will have
pretty good delegation of Highland young folks
Not long ago DIR. Long had his family carriage
reprinted, and bought for the pair of spank
ing black 800 roadsters. and Of silver-monnted
harness, in Atchison. At the same time, he also
bought buggy and phaeton, the latter Of which
he presented to his daughter, Maude. When i,
comes to putting style the DIR. can surely get
there
While JEFF. Stepney was shaving n citizen. last
week, he tthc citizenl attacked by the real
'.jim,jams" or delirinm trcmens Jefrs bran new
barber chair was considerably damaged as a result
thereof How is thisl We thought that the verdict
returned by that jury in the liquor was equiva
lent to n proclamation that nothing intoxicating
could be had in town.
We were first to suggest pulic well, last summer
and inasmnch it was not only dug, but completed
in a few weeks after named it, we would now
like to try hand at n city hall. Nothing is need.
ed more than this. Whenever our citizens have a
concert festival lecture political meeting or enter
tainnent Of any kind, some church has to be opened
and consequently things frequently occur that are
very repugnant to the members, though not particu
larly out of place. Every year many good lecturers
I,t-E
have public hail. and that the churches cannot be
hired for their purposes. Now is the time for those
who have surplus capital to distinguish Themselves
By building good hall; and bountiful harvest
surely awaits the persons that do this.
Bill Finley and Ed. Moore, the editor Of the de-
funct State, had a rough and tumble fight in Pyes &
Winters ieweiry store, Saturday evening. Finley
20; the best of Moore, and they waltzcd back into
Doc. Bennets Office, the back Of the building
and here Moore numerically pitched out Of the
window ClHret flowed freely from wounds on
Moore's head and face. The difficulty arose from
Finley's accusing Moore Of having borrowed money
under false prctenees-
The band concert and festival on Tuesday even
ing, was gay affair, and financial success
DIR. Bob Din-more was up from Troy, on Sunday
The young folks will give concert, under the d.
reetiOn Of Miss Matte Morton, next Friday evening
Something unusually good Is expected
Misses Alice Frame, Nellie Poulet, and Lille
Hoblitzell, accompanied by lemon Peeler. came
down from White Cloud, on flying visit, Saturday
last.
Breaking for fall wheat and rye Is nearly all done.
in this section. but seeding will not be commenced
until the weather clerk favors with little rain
The prospects for heavy corn yield were never
more flatterins than At present The are well
He'd mt md will ate~ os,I III.
not we have rain.
Mr. Wilson. of Lawrence, delivered a temperance
lecture before the Temperance Union. in the N. E.
church. on "Wednesday evening. good crowd
turned out to hear her. and all that have heard
express an opinion. speak in complimentary terms
Of her effort.
Henry Masters, alias "John A. Logan has the
contract of carrying the mail the new postal
route. He makes trip every day to NoEmanyille,
the halfway Office between here and Atehison.
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