The Washington Republican Washington County Friday April 19, 1901 Greenleaf. Mrs. McLEAD who has been very ill for some time was able to walk down town and back Wednesday. Our "Central" Miss Maudie DAVIDSON, is on the sick list just now and we miss her pleasant, "Number?" Conductor WADE was called to Michigan last week to the bedside of his mother, who died within two hours of his arrival. Mr. W. returned Saturday. Solon POTTER, who lived in Greenleaf some time since for the past two weeks has been looking after interests here. We learn that he sold his property to Mr. FEELEY. D.D. FAIRCHILD has gone to take an engine on the long run from Atchison to Downs and may possibly move to Atchison which we hope not. Miss Clara WERNER who has been in the dressmaking establishment of her sister, Mrs. SCOTT since last November, left for her home in Indiana last Thursday. The Willing Workers of the Christian church will give an entertainment in the opera house Saturday evening, Apr. 27. Terms of admission, four cents for each foot you are tall and one cent of each inch over the even feet. This entitles you to the evening's program and refreshments. A Pound party was announced for last Thursday for Rev. BROWN, pastor of the M.E. church, but owing to th ebad night it was postponed until Thursday night of this week.