The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-12
Mrs, J. w. weltner and daughter,


ter part of last week, looking after
the S S. Miles store.
Vhe Elite Pleasure Club gave an
other very successful ball at the opera
house Tuesday night.
Fred Frewert and his son John
have gone to the Indian Territory on
hunting expedition.
DR.. Brown made his usual trip tC
Erie Wednesday, as member of the
pension examining board.
A. j. Lindsay, who formerly lived
in Chanute, is visiting his cousin L.
N. Lindsay south OF town.
Alex Nash was in Fredonia Wednes
day on business, connected with the
firm of Beatty & Nash.
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Roy Griswo?d-
Mrs. n. j. Whisenand and daughter
Grace, returned from a visit with
friends at Ottawa, Thursday
Mr.. Jake Shurtz has moved from
the third ward, to the Mater-Smith
property in the Second ward.
Mrs. S. F. Wilkinson returned,
Tuesday from visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Maclean, at Chetopa.
Chalie Boman, like Grover Cleveland
is rejoicing over the advent of fine
boy at his home south of the city.
G. P. Swank, the accommodating
Villas Nasty, was purchasing groceries
of the Wholesale Grocery Tuesday,
Chas. Hanson, of Villas, called
Thursday and paip years subscrip-
tion for the best paper in the county.
j. E. Hanson, one of the successful
swedish farmers Of the vicinity Of
Villas was in town on business Mon
day.
Rev, Irving, after conducting some
interesting meetings at the Baptist
church, lift for his home in Lawrance
Monday.
Rev. G. w. Stafford assisted by Rev.
Gillian, of Buffalo, is conducting a
series of meetings at the NJ. e. church
in this city.
j. H. Rickel is putting up build
ing in the rear of the TIMES office,
for the purpose Of putting in a black
smith shop.
Henry Hentzson left Monday for st
Paul, to attend the funeral Of his
brothers little son who died at that
city Sunday.
Hurrah for Kansas swine; one of
our butchers killed swine Thursday,
that weighed eight hundred and
thirty pounds.
Our streets are continually the
scene of actively and business, demo-
ting the fact that we are having pros
porous times in Clanute.
B. Howell called Wednesday, and
gave us a dollar, telling us he was going
to Negolia, Kan.sand of course wanted
the TIMES to follow him.
The drizzling rains over Sunday
helped the wheat, but we need a
regular down-pour of three or four
days to make stock water.
Cyrus Ruff returned from Topeka,
Wednesday, where he has been super
intending a job of carpenter work and
visiting his son, w. II. Ruff.
We have on hand a lot of Neosho
and Wilson county maps, they sell
ordinarily for $3.50; subscribers to the
TIMES get them for $l.O0 each.
The Tuesday Reading Club was en-
tertained at the Oriental Hotel by
Mrs. G, II. Miller and Mrs. H. M.
Carr. A delightful time was report
ed.
ga little fellow climed up on his
mothers lap and essayed to wipe away
her tears. Be aman mama, through
her sobs she heard him murmue; Be
man."
Rev. S. j. Peterson and his family
feft for their new home in Clyde,
Kansas this week. They take with
them the good wishes of many friends
in this city.
The Bellies Letters club met with
Mrs. HI Farrelley Tuesday afternoon
afternoons; very interesting
program was rendered and all mem
bers were present.
S. B. Trammel has purchased John
Barnes interest in Barns Bros, meat
market and the business Will be car
ried on as usual under the fam name
Of Barnes & Trammel.
e. P. Bodle, southwest of town had
the misfortune to have quite a num-
her of chickens stolen one night this