The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-08
THE COMET
White Cloud GIeaninEs.

y. V. Wiggin, Auditor of the b. & NJ Railroad.
was in town, on Tuesday, the Both ult.
Mrs. Bridget Brick in town, on Tuesday, the
Both inst.
Mrs. Mnucks funeral took place from her late res
idence Wednesday, May 3lst, at 10 O'Clock. a.
Rev. C. Minear preached the funeral services.
large number of the friends and relatives attend.
ed the funeral services of Mrs. N. S. Hauck, on
Wednesday the 3lst inst, at her late residence and
n goodly number went to the graveyard with the
remains. The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers at the funeral: r. S. Wakefield, VI. Ryan,
Philip Kelley, Jonas Lahmer, o. C. Whitney, and
Lawrence Mills.
Emerson & Springer have had three hundred
dollar timelock put upon THEN bank safe.
Mr. c. p. Carey and Miss Myra Pugsley were mar
ried, on Tuesday, the 30th ult. There quite a
number Of friends present, and the young couple
started for Robinson the same evening, and will 60
right to housekeeping We wish them delightful
journey down the stream Of life.
Capt. J. II. Lynds had a special train, on Thurs
day, June LIST, and loaded eighteen cars with wood
for Hutehins & Wyatt, Lincoln, Neb.
During the past week, Rev. c. Minear has united
in the holy bonds of matrimony three couples of
thy Young people. and we wish all Of them happy
future.
We have had, during the past week, some very
heavy rain storms in these parts, and the roads
very heavy indeed.
We would like to AK the members of the City
Council why much reckless shooting is allowed,
both night and morning, within the limits of the
ethyl Is there not an ordinance to put stop to it :
Children ladies, and even men and boys in dan
ger of their lives from the reckless shooting of guns
and pistols
Our town has been pretty we'll visited by CONNER
cial travellers. during the past week.
Mr.. Gates left this town, last Tuesday. after hav
ing pretty good success in canvassing for his med
cal book.
Mr.. Duncan. lawyer and real estate broker of
Oregon. No, has the contract for carrying the mail
between this place and Hiawatha-
We hear that Mrs. Emma Taylor the accomplish
ed librarian Of the Bailey Library Association. is
giving perfect satisfaction TO all who take out books
from the library, and We are happy to hear it, for
Mrs. Taylor is perfect lady, and is obliging and
courteous TO all, both young and old. We believe
that she occupies the position in the NJ Z. Sun
day School library. May she have succe.s in what
ever she employs herself.
The telegraph operator at this place is giving uni
versa satisfaction to his employers and to all who
have any business transactions with him; and Mr..
W. n. Embree, the agent, thinks that there could
not have been better choice made. better ope-
ratOr hired, than young Mr.. Thompson. We are
pleased to hear of his success, for Mr. 7. is New
York boy.
The Rev. Mr.. Irwin, of Highland. preached ser
mon to the Indians of the Great Nemaha Indian
Agency, last Sunday, and was listened to by q most
attentive audience. In the afternoon, he conducted
their Sabbath School.
Joseph Howe was seen on our streets, last Mon
day morning, his broken arm being much better,
and he expects soon to be at work again. We are