The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-07-30
Erie.

OOh'SiOiOh SAN@J'
JIM. Allen went up to Topeka Tues
day,
Mrs. f. H. Greene left Monday for a
visit with relatives at OssaWatomle'
Mrs. G. S. Nation, of Chanute. spent
Sunday with w. Fl. Nation and fam
lily.
Attorney H. P. Farrelly was in town
Wednesday.
Martin O'Brien, OF St. Paul, made
business trip to the hub Monday.
The Christian churches of Neosho
county hold convention at this place
this week.
The popullst central committee will
meet August 10th instead of the 9Th
as stated last week,
The county commissioners are hav-
ing some much needed repairs made
about the county Jail.
R. N. Allen, of Chanute, and j. NJ.
Allen visited their island farm in Lin
coin township Monday
DR.. G.. H, Brown, of Chanute, was
in town Wednesday as a member OF
the county board Of pension examiners.
School teachers are very numerous
and County Superintendent Frazier is
kept busy writing recommends Tor
young teachers.
County ATTORNEY Attorney Cline
is uwhetting his aknife preparatory
to going after the o, M. B. lodge at
Chanute.
Geo, Balch and son Ord. Of Canville
township, were in town Tuesday ora
is one of the progressive young school
teachers of the county.
d. l.. Houston, prospective cand1-
for county treasurer on the republican
ticket, was looking up his political
prospects in town Tuesday.
DR.. Cowan and family, of Valley
Falls, Kansas, visited friends in this
city Sunday. The Doctor intends To-
eating in Parsons for the practice OF
his profession,
d. G. Edwards has rented the store
rooms in his new building building.
The one on the south will be occupied
by Cole s. Cook, grocers and Seth G.
Wells, the new postmaster, and the
one on the north by Denious & Har-
baugh, furniture dealers and under
takers.
Sheriff Prange left Monday for Lam
sing, taking with him the recently
convicted criminals. He also went
provided with the necessary warrant
for the arrest Of Willie Sells for the
murder of his mother. Sells will be
placed under arrest and brought back
here for trial in the event that he is
pardoned by the governor.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
S. S. Warner and wife to Harry t.
Springer qcd lots 2, 4, 6, block II Mis-
sion, $400.
Elmer G. Gray to America Zicafoose
wd set SET q and swt sw4 %, 81 Is,
$4,000.
Mary E. Webb and husband to Jas.
P. Young qcd lots 10 and 16, blk 1
Lights 2nd add. and lot IL blk Park
Place 81.
M. T. Jones and wife to Rebecca
Malsbury wd lot 5, Blk 10 Jones 3rd
add to Chanute, $100.
Jas B. Willison and wife to Min
ME o. Dugger wd NJ nw4, %, 30, 10
1920.
Minnie o. Dugger and husband to
Catharine A. Walker wd nj nw4, 1928
10, S1400.
W H Seery add wife to Eta Matter
wd lot blk 2, Benedict's add to Cha
mute, $3.50.
Melvina Perry and hus to John G. |
Hummer wp sw4 nwi %. %, Is, s4OO.
M. T. Jones and wife to James NJ.
Jones, wd lot 9, blk 20, Jones 9Th add |
to Chanute, 5000.
VIM. c. Tomlinson and wife to III.
M. Turner wd lot u, blk is Jones 5th
add to Chanute, 1850.
Chas. G. Stevens and wife to L. J.
Beagle, wd und. 3-9 set, 2s, 30, 20, 5000.
John c. Carpenter to Henrietta E. |
wd lot ?, blk 81 New Chicago,
$1,000.
Hannah G Dever to John Heller wd
lot 9, blk l, Truitt's I'd add to Cha
mute, 800.
Ii. F. Cory and VT to VIII T. Allen,
qcd lots 2 and 3 blk u Erie, 81.
CASES IN COURT,
The following cases have been dis
posed Of since our last report:
State Of Kansas VS.. June Williams,