The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-23
DonfDhau Hens


his way to Alehison, looking up some fine earlv M
tatoes-
Died-Augustus Frazee. son of Jehiel France. q
typhoid fever, February 18TH 1882 The loss Of GINS
tn to the family of Mr. Fraz.e fall. h.o,;1w M;
age was about ii years He was a good ohel;.n
and truthful boy. and never returned an uplv wort
to his parents, but was always ready TO obey. Hi,
school mates miss him. and to them he was soe;a
and kind. never having any trouble with his NAV
mates He was well beloved by all who knew him
The many friends Of the deceased have sympatby
with the family. He WIS buried in the Doniphar
| cemetery.
Some parties have been very careIess in np,,;n,
out poison, and some good dogs have been killed
George Brock says he has lost FIVE of his bun,in,
dogs IL some of the worthless curs had On, bold a,
it, perhaps the loss would not have been very GREAT
There plenty of dogs in town that are NOT fit IA
| live, and should be killed
John Kirby is pa He has son. and il ia n mix.
ed matter whether John goes to the mountains or
not. this spring. Us the arrival of the boy. Febru,rv
| IL, has made him rich enough for a while When
John has to get up, some of these cold nights. 6v.
or six tines he will wish he had gone to the mount
aims, some time ago. We know whereof we sneak
been there.
Ed waddell, who works in the Central Branch
| shops, in Atehison, came tearing nm Il. Do,nb.n
! Sunday morning, about O'Clock Ia find n, Do.
Clarks young daughter born Frbruarv 18Th Ed
laughs all the time. He is pa. and Doc Clark ia
grandpa, Mrs. Clark is grandma. and all IN. E,tIe
Clarks are uncles and aunts.
Died-Dr. ]. H. SAWYER Mt his r..idsn.s .f,., =.
lingering Illness of several wears Thursday norr;n1
February 10th at 8 o'clock The remains were pIa..
ed in a metallic cask,t and sent IN y, vi, -.
he has several brothers md fr;.rJs u. -.
wife all alone whose health yo,lJ mo, ,,..,;, =
accompanying her dead husband Amer ~. NJ
took to his bed. he WINS sick only n s.,r d,,s
Mrs. +. W. strat,op c.I.brs,sd no, fc,,..,,
birthday. Febrrarv ,s,b H., 49,; - =,
old-timers to dine with her and the Judge Thsrs
were there, Adam Bremen and wife. Isaac Never
and wife. W. II Ncshi, ard ,r;s. n p,Hu.:,,'
lthc Captain being invited. but bu,ipe.s detained
him. Mrs. HYDE Rev Leak. vour humble ss-,.n,
and lady. The dinner was good yeyer bay. We
Sined where there was so plenty. and the very hest,
for Mrs S hard TO heat n, prrnarpc GOOD J;rror.
The Judge brougbt nm, so,,, o,,I IA -, :.
was ten wears old and M ,,;s,.L 7, -,
all around and pronounced the very be., III. ,;,,.
passed off pleasantly; and may Mrs s live IN b,y.
fifty more anniversaries and w. he ,ber.
IL the railroad sbould b.pu.p IN On nm xy-,o-.o,.
hollow, Bremen station might misscarrx Dop;nb,n
has not received any material iniury nv he removal
of the railroad or any Of its connections We s,i1
have our daily mil and also express matter i. .ou,
and received. Doniphan is great retrea, far some
of Brenner's st. John men to get n strai,b, drink ar
two. when they come down. We do no, snpg,,.
anything, nor 20 behind the door IN drink
Some devilish, mischievous person or persops mn,
m obstruction on the railroad track Ieadin0 from
Doniphan to the Junction. wb;cb came r.r, r.,r
Gripping the mail carrier ybo takcs tho mail or, or
q velocipede car. The car was badIv deuoIi.h.J
and If the marty were sound nm, ,.rJ,: -,
be sent to the penitentisrv.
If February did com. in Iik. n lamb .b. ,,o.. nm,
bleating cold
Mr.. Stockwen shipped his Jriekyari Iumber tbi.
week, to Lincoln, where he will commepc, a new
yard.
couple of pictures were foppJ III, J..,,,, f,,,,
not far from Palermo. They are of large .i,e gen.
tleman and lady and are NOT r-eoqni,.d br anv an.
here. Supposed to have been lost by emigrap,s
Valentine day is over Some got nice picture..
others did not, and were mad.
Some of our business men are talking of selling
out, to find some better place for business
Harry stratton sports n watch. pistoI and boh. |
by-horse. All he regrets now is. that he w,s M, |
born girl, SO that he could have n doll babv
The masses here kick ar,;n., the .on.ol;Ja,;ou 81
rUad districts as it gives too mucb of the one man
power. Some men are terribly anxious far Office
Men are elected in the different road d;.,r;c,. .na
the people are satisfied that they are all eood ms,
and will keen the roads and br;d,.. IL; 20, -,
ling order Some man wants bridge raised ar n |
hill dug down. near home.
Our printing Office is doing a good business. and |