The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-03
Here, There, and Eyerxvh.r.

The Sunday school and neizhborhooi picnic nj
tho Martin school house, Jnly nd waa q very
neat affair. All the neighborhood turned out with
well filed baskets, and 4 determination to have a
good time. and good time they had T. D. Martin
was President of the occasion and filed his position
well. DR.. Pierce Of Iowa Point, delivered an 3D.
Dress in the forenoon, which was both interesting
md instructive The doctor being good orator,
had the attention Of all Then came the dinner-apd
such dinner! Everything that was good-ice cream,
fried chicken, and-oh, hush, When fellow is fed
by Miss Alice kecney, Tina Tobin, Alice Sweeney,
and Mary Gilmore, he can't half way describe the
dinner Some fine music was given by the Sunday
school, followed by address by J. j. Baker after
which Mrs Dr. Stone sang of her favorito songs
as only she can sing them. Tom Powell placed US
under obligations by meeting us at Iowa Point, and
placing his buggy at our disposal, which VIC used,
with thanks
Iowa Point Is neither dead sleeping. b. b.
Leach has full store, and good trade Ben. Tracy
still sells lots of goods to his many customers James
Massey has the nsstest stock in town; while Henry
Tracy has well filled store, and is always ready to
wait on his many customers The Iowa Point mill
is doing rushing business.
John Noble talks of attending the Institute, and
resuming the profession Of teaching. John is born
teacher. E b. Martin will attend the Normal
Viii. iargs, of Salem, Neb was visiting at Iowa
Point last Saturday. viii. Moore is the clever boy
Of the Point Harvey Martin returns to the
Highland University, this Fall.
Highland Station alive, on last Sunday Over
sixty busges passed through going to Eagle Springs
Jake Degginer did Il good business, despite the
threats of the w. c. T. U. Ira Wyatt made us hap
Ply, by drawing US in his buggy from Highland Sta
tior to Norway, Sunday. I. II. jackson and fam.
lily spent the day at Eagle Springs, on Sunday jas
jackson, former pcdagogue, is agent Iowa Point
Bro Trowbrdgc, the blacksmith, is Superintendent
of the Sunday school at Highland Station. Muscular
lar christianity is good thing.
Tom Hardy, the merchant of East Norway, now
that he is married. locks his store on Sunday, and
goes to church, like Christian. Rev. Otto now oc-
cupies the residence formerly owned by the blind
man, at Norway.
Frank Berry is doing u good hotel business, ut
Troy Junction.
Tom Langan will commence his residence, soon, at
Bremen.
Sunday school organized at Rock Crock, last
Sunday, Miss Ida Often Superintendent.
Mrs. j. j. Baker is very sick with bilious foyer.
James Mcclellan has purchased his wife fine Ma
son & Hamn organ. L. II. Miller is assisting Prof
Reid in the canvass Of the County for Johnsons Cy-
clopGdia
julio White has one hundred snd twenty acres Of
wheat in the stack.
d. d. Rose has thirty acres in potatoes, all looking
we'll
Mrs. Mamie Pickles is visiting her fathers family,
Charley Maynards.
Mrs. Andrews, of Platte County. Mo-. is visiting
her daughter Mrs. ]. ]. Baker.
Every teacher of the County should DO in Troy,
noxt Monday. Private boarding will be in demand,
in Troy, next week. TRIO.