The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-03
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Ii s difficult task for to sit in an arm chair
suffering intense pain continually. ard collect
thoughts to b. made public, when the world is full
Of critics, or kind Of ignoramGscs who seldom sub
scnibe for good paper, but go frum to shop
picking up perhaps the first reading Of the last pa
per, and if not watched carefully, will pocket pa
pers, and leave. You will find such persons are full
Of first news. and first to make remarks; first "a
say not much news this week. emily few items from
scribhlers. which everybody knows. wep just
such persons have not the sense of n bull pup
Their heads should have Blister applied. An
Idea injected into their Brain would not cause the
least buSble to move. cause the least ruffie
amongst intelligent minds. Well. the world must
he composed of all such maspies there would not
be need Of Egotism and Selfendangrsement.
James Burke and his wife were most agrceably
surprised, last Saturday night, by large party OF
gentlemen and ladies from DoniPhan and vicinity.
Mr.. Burke was not appraised of anything that was
going on till the gathering commenced to charge
on his fine country residence. Mr.. Burke says he
could not tell for the life of him. what was coming
Was il another Virgins storm what in the
world had broken loose amongst the Young folks 1,
When he came to himself and looked aiout him.
there stood the ghosts of Tom Langan. Florence
o'Driseall, Tom Colligan. Dick Welsh. John Coli
Shea, James Bannon, A. BaEnon. Charley Brenner.
Ed. Jarrett. Newt. Baughman, George Winner. \.
Bryan. }. J. weyer. VIM. Bryan; even Eli was
there. Then, there were the ladies. After rubbing
his eyes and looking, there stood Miss Katie Brcn-
ner, Jennie Meyer. Ada Hahn, May Waller Katie
Welsh, Nora Nesbit, Bertha Hahn. Hattie Rollins,
Mary Bannon, Maggie BannOu, Alice Jarrett. Mrs.
Elizabeth Ouriseoll, Mrs. Guss. Winner, and Miss
Lucy Cooper. Music commenced and quadrlle
soon formed. and the dance continued till all
got tired, when Refreshments were served to the
guests. All returned home highly pleased, and
was James Burke.
Mr.. Barney Langan. from Atchison County,
over Sunday, to the barber shop. to get shaved.
The I'D of this month was J. X. welsh's birth
day. Several of his male friends called, and took
dinner with him at the cottage.
The City Council had set in the city park, on Ar
Dor Day. quite a number of beautiful shade trees,
which will in time tell well for the enterprise of
the present city dads.
Tom and John Colligan wen; home. Sunday. TO
take dinner with their mother. Mrs Z. O'Driscoll
and Miss II. Rollins dine,l with J. O'Driscoll, on
last sanday-probably her last dinner in Doniphan.
The city dads have issued an edct or proclama-
ton that all dogs must be muzzled. will be shot
Dick Kuehs is in from Maryvile, No. for a short
season, the guest of his brother Charles.
We do hope the City Council will remove or cause
to be removed, the rotten animals and other stencil
that inhahit streets and alleys.
Miss Bette Saunders called at the cottage last
Friday.
VIM. Eyes professional duties called him TO Jo-
seph Brittons, last Sunday. Success, William is
the mother of invention.
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