The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-02
miscellaneous Items

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proper medical assistance mad not been rendered.
MIS- A =. "inier' OIL wayne TOWNSHIP mas pee
SICK with fever during the last SIX weeks, and Mrs
W. X. Tate, OF the same neishoorhood' has been sie
with Billions fever Tor four weeks past
Mr.. paSa Loso, Oh Matnena, VIII soon move
with ms iamiiy' 10 Neoraska-
mrs. hot1ei, herman iaay, died NJ her residence
near Geary CITY, last week.
feter hing'nary, Oh Marion township and Mrs
Nmtz widow oil the iate Ludvig Nimtz, who die'
at Geary City, some weeks sinee) were married, II
Afehison' last thursday
most tragic outrage occurred al Geary eiy, las
thursday evening nrse crowd Oh men ana boy
mao a''eoeu III 'na' Paee' ior INC purpose Oh seie
nauins newly "aif'eu eouP'e III 'ne 'ne 'o"n' VIII
| eo~-oeiI music. Durins inc racket young maj
nainea Emil reiAer was Anoekea uo"h Win aeaa
| "eaPoh' IN 'ne nanu' VI IN unAno~n person. nc
eeivins the blow fe'ker dropped, as he had beer
| snot ueau- TUT iuii. n'e ninu'es' " was tnougn
I ny su persons present '''A' inc man was ae"a q
oos'. was suo "Ho' ai'e' eAanns IN
s'unu' saia 'a,' INC aAu. SAs H"''"eu, anu TIM
ine ~ouna naa DeeH 'NA'' - IN "e' vi 'ioienoe
anu "ouia hxeis prove ia'Al inis .ernsle aeec
was eonnii''ea ~i'n"ui my warning 70 tne victim
~na'e'et' As 'nere Sefs ho o.ner aimcuites De
tween other parties IN the efoSu' az the time The
rash act was . surprise 10 an anu the cause mys
tery' inere some question a. 10 NhAt the weapon
was "hhe some Pers"ns say II was mrse COW
oeii' o'ners say was stone. ihs Is matter OF
quesuon' inine"A'eiy ai'er lhe commission OF the
dee''' young man OF the neishborhood' on whom
res'eu susP''ion' sAiPPeu ior paris unhho"n. Tue
ACT peheNea 70 DC .he result OF an oiu grndge' out
nothing |. asnhi'eiy KNOWN reiker mas the sympa-
my Oh tne people " lhe entire community in this
Druiai anu 'aa an'ir' An Emancipation VIII be made
IN lne matter 10 or'ng Tue s"i'y par's To justice
But as TO inc resui' OF the in'estisafon time WILL
ana time can oniy ten
Inc DO"P "d" "eeA,s He''s Is the name OF a week
newspaper soon 10 De started ut Doniphan, which
10 oe neutral In p"''ties' ana w'il flourish under
the editorial management oil Hon. A. ID. Hurd. Of
pohphan. Inc paper VIII be published in the Office
OF and on the press and material Of the Bioe IHres
gaf'r' a religious monthly now being published in
Doniphan' by Kew VIM. Kirby.
The progress OF improvement continues. A. F.
winter, OF wayne Township, is preparing to build
large frame dwelling house On his farm and Chris.
Bauer oil Marion township is preparing to build q
line barn, while there are a large number of other
buildings which VIII be in course of erection as the
Weather ana circumstances Will admit.
Dr D. r. Sanders, OF Wathena, has gone to visit
relatives and friends in Stewartsville, Mo.
number Of Democrats about Doniphan have been
circulating report that Captain j. L. Philbrick, of
that town is preparing to leave DOniphan- On ae-
count OF having been defeated in the race for the
once oil Justice oil the Peace IN Wayne Township.
The report Is false Ar Philbrick was not a candi-
date for the office, and has no desire to be. He is
hrm' unfilnehinS and Incorporating Republican,
with qualifications sufficient to fill any position of
public trust and the public are fully satisfied that
the Captain will not skip
T. ;. Dunlap, OF Wayne Township, has moved,
with his family, to Joplin, No.
James r. rorman, County Surveyor, has received
a letter from Mr. VIM. Riley, of Forest City, No,
asking him his terms for the purpose of employing
him to survey certain lines on Rush Island, near
Iowa FONT, as there seem to be some difficulties be-
tween certain parties on the island regarding the
ihes dNiding their farms Mr. Forman informed
us that ne VIII probably do the surveying
ihere was candy pulling at the residence of Mr.
n. " Little In Marion Township last FRIDAY even
ing. which was wen attended by the young people
OF the neishoorhood. All persons present enjoyed
themselves with the pleasure and festivities of the
occasion
Inc 'ordnier Literary Society is again in a flour
ishing condition The meetings are well attended,
much pleasure Is enjoyed and great interest is being
manifested. Good order prevails, and all is harmo-
nous.
Benjamin Asee and family, OF Osborn County, are
visiting relatives and friends near Geary City
There is great demand for farm hands through
out the County, at present, and the supply does not
equal the demand. The farmers are crowded with
their work, and are offering good wages for hired
help Wages, at this time, are fifteen to twenty dol
lars per month
Miss Margaret daughter OF Eugene Anderson, ST.,
Of Marion Township, has been dangerously sick. for
some weeks past Her recovery for some time past,
has been considered doubtful But Mt last accounts.
the young lady was much improved in her condition.
Several families, who have, for some years past,
been occupying n scope of country east of W. II.
Deekards farm, in Marion Township, have skipped
for parts unknown.
There is young gentleman and young lady
living, and who have been born and raised in Mari.
on Township, who have kept up eourtship with each
other ever since they were eight years old. They
yet continue in eourship, and it is believed that it
will result in marriage and lifetime partnership
Henry A. Cordinier, Township Clerk of Marion
Township, says that it was not the pay of the
Office that he was after when he was a candidate
but his object WAS to strengthen the Republican
ticket. The object was good, and is approved.
James A. Cor,iinier will occupy the farm, the
ing season, which was formerly occupied by Joe
Church, who recently skipped for parts unknown.
The wife of Chris. Bauer, Of Marion Township,
has been confined to her bed, several months past
with general debility.
The City Council Of Wathena are considering the
advisabity Of adopting in duplicate form, the pro-
hibitory law that was adopted by the City Council
OF Troy If there is to be any difference from the
Troy law, it will be to include, under penalty, all
persons who may be proven guilty of purchasing for