The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-03-15
Iunud AbouI Doniphan.

Last week, sick, and did not write and
VIC are still gruEtng.
Mr.. A. Bremen has secured u large boiler and en-
CINE and is ready for business, returning the small
err one. This enterprise is one that will be great
benefit TO DonipLan, as it will give work to labor
ers and profit TO the enterprise.
The prospect for -four mill is good, and every
effort is being made to secure the erection Of steam
mill. II We get the mill, it will be to Doniphan
more than railroads any other enterprise. The
trade and custom to a mill here would be immense.
rs we are right in the heart Of a wheat and grain
growing country.
Mrs. Leo SIayton, who has been in feeble health
for some weeks was taken to her parents home,
the better to nurse and receive She has
so much improved that she taken home, Sun
day. Her injuries were from fall on icy step
which 80 injured her back and hips that she suffered
intensely; but rest and proper treatment have
caused her to improve.
Last ThursIa night, quite number of young
ladies and gentle men visited the lyceum. at the
waddelI school house. Father Leak and Dick
welsa had charge Of nine yOuag ladies. Those
young gentlemen famous for their sallantry.
Miss Susie Leak has commenced a summer school,
with full array of boys and girls Miss Susie is a
No. teacher.
Mr. Joe Britain has been very much afflicted
with infiammatory rheumatism the la,t two or three
weeks.
Virgins expected storm frightened II few of the
more nervous. Some women forgot to bring in the
clothes of the line.
Wesley Low. our Trustee. and George Waller,
our Road Ovcrseer.' have gone to work in earnest
and well they might, for such roads and broken
down bridges never saw.
The Town Hall has a roof on. and work is
going On, repairing, etc.
grand dance will come of. as Lent is
over.
The Chief has cut of big words and all common
| savings that we 10 not know how to frame our
words: hut We will start off with dance at Isaac
| Weyers last Thursday night. 1t gotten up for
Bob Hyde. being his birthday. Mr.. Weyer and his
son Willie fddled till the BOOSTERS crowed in the
morning Ben Hutchins, with his silver bell, told
them how to swing. promenade, and change ends
all around the room, and to come to dead stand
STILL when he tapped the bell The boys few around
| the girls like a horse-hy.
james Butler tramped a nail. which went
| through his rubber overshoe, making an ugly and
painful wound in his foot.
Detwiers Station is anxious to get an honest man
to build storehouse, and do business there. Look
into the palm of every mans hand, and when You
find one with a patch Of hair growing there, take
| him: he is your man.
| Dcniphan choir meets every Sunday. at o'clock
| in the afternoon
Prof Kuehl was down from his school at Wathc-
ma. last week.
Spring time has come. with it's warmth and pleas
| antness.
Mr.. Armstrong, one of Donphans former resi-.
| dents. has bought the Grace property, and moved
| in it.
George Grace bought the Farrpw property, and
| moved to the same.
Friday Wright has sold ont his interest Of thou
| sand acres of land on the island above town, and
will 90 into the patent medicine business. soon as
his stock arrives lie will make fits Il specially.
No difference villa; tho ainent is, he gives medicine
| to throw them into fts-he is HI on fits. II he
| crosses Rock Creek. and that widow should come
across him, he would get fits. Look out, Friday.
She WAS in town. last week, having got idea that
| he was going to jump the country.
How about that license. George, Amt You old
| enouehl We will vouch for you.
We understand that Ed. Eye Is going to prosecute
for those horses that ticket No. 81 drew. hi. wife
| being the holder.
James Forman was out TO Everest last week.
looking after his interests in in that town.
John Kirby in from Everest, last week. Tenn
! perance men arr maxim. effort to drive whskey
out of that place. John thinks Idaho Territory will
be more conducive to his welfare than Kansas, here
| after.
| Florence O'Driscoll, Dick Welsh, David and Bob
| WaddelI also VIM. Anderson, will soon start mu-
steal entertainment at Detwilers Station, for the
benefit of conductors and engineers of the different
| trains coming in. EVER AND ANON.