The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-05-28

DAY where he mas accepted posltloi
in drug store at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Burlingame re-
turned from California Tuesday where
they have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Heinback was called to Keo
kuk county, Iowa Tuesday on account
of the serious illness Of her brother.
Guy Taylor, of Ottawa, an old Cha
mute boy has been making an extend
ed visit among his friends IN the city
Children's Day services will be held
at Zion M. e. church, June 9Th, at
o'clock p. MI. A. NICHOLS, Pastor
Editor Dewey and wife attended the
funeral OF their old neighbor j. w.
Anderson in Pleasant Valley twp. Fri
day.
r.. G. Squire returned to Topeka
Saturday after pleasant visit with
his parents and other friends in the
city.
D. R. Reeds, of Fredonia, a cousin
of ID. r, and George Chappell visited
the latter Saturday and took in the
fruit display.
A letter from J. A. Gardner who is
at Excelsior Springs, Mo-, receiving
treatment for cancer, writes that he
is improving.
Miss Lucy Byers who has been stay
ing with d. e. McClelland and wife,
left for her home in Colony Tuesday
for a short visit.
j. L. Morrison, of ColfaX twp, was
in town last Friday and called, Mr.
Morrison is one Of Wilson cOunty's
successful farmers.
w. j. Schubert, of Parsons, formerly
of Fredonia. passed through town
Saturday enroute to the latter place
on a visit to relatives.
Mrs. w. II. Latimer came in from
Cedarvale Wednesday to visit her Sis
ter Mrs. BARLEY and brother G. V.
Dennis and their families.
Born, May %. 1897 to Mr.. and Mrs:
Henry Koch, fine son. Mother and
child doing we'll, and Henry goes
around calling himself papa.
Archdeacon G. Rowland Hill con-
Quoted services at the Episcopalean
church Sunday. He was the guest Of
Mrs. M. N. Wells while in the city
w. H. Lininger, formerly of Ere
donia, but now of Topeka, special
agent for the Springfield Insurance
company, was in town Tuesday night
and called.
Sheriff Prange was up from Erie the
first Of the week. Mr.. Prange is one
OF the most popular Sheriffs Neosho
county ever had, and will be elected
to succeed himself.
Orval LETTERS of Fredonia was in
town few minutes Friday on his way
home from Kansas City, whittier he
had gone with two car loads of hogs
of his own feeding.
Rumor has it that ten cent dude
of this city borrowed $3.50 Of certain
young lady in town with which to
purchase tickets for himself and an
other lady to Mains circus.
A number Of persons have announc-
ed themselves as candidates for the
various Offices to be filled in Allen
County this fall. Wonder if we will
have any candidates in Neoshocounty?
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Bell, of Galesburg
spent Sunday visiting j. M. Green and
family, and Miss Rosa Green accom-
panied them back to Galesburg to
spend a few days visiting.-Erie Rec
ord.
Fred Thomas, Leona Beach, Alice
Junkins, Mae Stafford, Myrtle McCune
Lulu Beymer, Laura Junkins, Mayme
Shirley. and r. n. Allen attended the
Epworth League convention at Cher
ryvale this week.
Miss Velma Lindsay left Monday
for Kansas City, where she will visit
for couple of weeks, and before re-
turning to Chanute, she will visit her
aunt, Mrs. A. Lapham and family at
Lawrence.
S. G. Isett has returned from Den
yer, where he was called to see his
brother who had received severe injur-
les from being struck by a street car.
Mr. 'Isett reports a prospect of recov-
cry for his brother.
At the NJ. e. church last Sunday
morning Rev, Nichols, circuit preacher
located in this city, preached a very
interesting sermon from the text:
"Wanted a Man." Rev. Stafford was
at carlton preaching the Memorial
sermon at that place.
We wish to once more call the at
tention of our correspondents to the
fact that Monday and not later than
Tuesday is when we want their copy.
The TIMES has the best corps of cor
respondents of any paper in Southern
Kansas, but they get their items in
too late.
Gen. Dornbaser in company with
George East G. w. DeBole. Ira Thur
man and two gentlemen representing
bridge companies surveyed the site for
the bridge at two points above the
mill Monday The board has not yet
decided upon location Altoona
Journal.
II. L. Freeman left for Kansas City
Tuesday to lay in goods for his Mann
moth Racket store at this place. Mr..
Freeman says that he has had a much
better trade during March, April and
May of this year than he had during
the same months last year. Tally one
for the "wave."
Rob Barley returned Wednesday
from trip to Moline, Howard Madi-
son, Colony. lola and other POINTS on
the Santa Fe where he had gone in
the interest of the John f. Barley
poultry business. Rob reports bust
neess in the poultry line in flourish
inr condition