The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-05-25
White CIoud Breyitie..

| "h1ae SlOu0 HtrevhtleS.
W. " Embree. the station agent, went to Council
Bluffs, last Fniday morning. to be gone day or two.
We hope that he may enjoy his trip, for he well de-
serves it.
We had 4 very eopious rain in these parts, last
Thursday and it came in good time to make vegeta
ton grow, although we were not suffering for it.
Mr.. Leigh Irvine, of the Holt County Press. spoke
to an attentive and uppreciative audience, on last
Friday evening. Mr.. Irvine is a young man, but he
is one Of the best speakers that il has been
lot to hear. He speaks in clear and distinct tone,
and his audience very much pleased with his
lecture; and his theme, Literature n Factor in
| Civilization WAS ably handled. We hope that we
may have the pleasure in the near future. Of hear
ing him lecture again in eur midst
Mr. Newt Lear aud Mr.. Martin returned from To-
peks, on last Thursday morning. and were met at
the depot by number of citizens, who seemed
TO be glad to them back once again. hessrs
Lear and Martin were taken to Topeka, to stand
trial for selling liquor without U. s. license. How
it turned out, we have not learned, Us yet.
We understand that Master Charles Taylor, son Of
John and Annie Taylor, was quite sick, one night
during the past week: but told that he is so
much better that he is up and around.
Bill Steele is around town again, and set up his
target on Saturday afternoon, that the boys may
have chance to test their shooting qualities, and
hin D;u il tho hoy IN prenare the thing for them TO
shoot at.
Noel Rv,n has f,ed nm himself a macbip. that
,o.s h, borso norer IN Grind and otberxis, fl mn
shovel plows and listers, that the farmers will
have good. bright implements TO pillow their corn
with as soon it is large enough to cultivate.
Mack an obliging blacksmith and he deserves all
a., ,rorl, ,ha, r. COW 90, and xe wish him much
-. =, ~. L,.;,os.
tn. 80 ~, ,,a ,.ns,.-r :. .bont snisb,d
and !, made az .ir. and Is seven wire. high. and
,b ,b-. haitian irss are an rlo.s that n boy .ould
No, .,rs.za ,brouob and IN. CounciI have the
,h,,t, Of all nrop.r thinking p.rson. for deciding
on ,b., .o,, 81 f.,oa
tn, Rad l;s.our.ed ann. very sxe.t uus;c m
,h. ,..as;,r 81 ~. l.c,rr. bv N, J.;gb Irvine al
,ho,,h ,hox b,a r,t,,.r We, ,u,c ~ II .s II was
r.r;nr, ori,. fast, and ,,o,ber thing their ligbt.
,rsr. vsrr moor Inn, ON the whole II was very good
mu.ic
NJ Dap;sI Sullivan va. ..en ON our s,reet. Last
S.,rr1.v r;rht .ra Sunday r,brniny Dan look.
6rs,-r,,s and Wvmor. seems IN agree with him.
w. a-. oIv.vs nI.,..d IN sec Dan and hone that
h. NAV often come nm her, On visit. even if it is
orlv fror, s.tprds, NIGHT until Monday Morning.
Come AGAIN Daniel
On TuosJav ~. 18th os Nav ne the br;,I.e psnr
,r.r. dr;v;,g n;,., n, T.cunseb Neb son,e mart of
the piI,.dr;,-r. called the gin ,ole beeam. loose
and fell striking Mr.. Joseph Howe. the boss of the
bridp. gang on the head. and breaking his left ann
disabling him in such manner that he had 10 go TO
b;s home IN Ns.dv;Il. No We are .orrv tn hear
of Mr.. Hove. nisfortuue. for Joe ia n whole souled
fellow. and ANYTHING that happens to him. deprives
his men of n rood-hearted and generous boss. and
all his hands hone that he will soon be able to re-
sumo hi. work in tn. bridge gang.
mics pepic N, E.gl. spring. on last SATURDAY. after
noon In the morning IL rained unit. hard. and il
looked M If the teaebrrs and scholars were going to
be disapponted. but towards noon the ,ky became
,lear and III. snn sbone bripbt and warn and then
IN. children and their ri,pds enioy.d themselves Il,
their hearts, content.
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