The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-03-12
News From the Seats of
Neosho and Wilson
Counties.
Items from Other Points of Int
crest Tributary to Chanute.


has won may warm friends.
j. l.. Dennison was looking after
business in Chanute today.
Attorney G. A. Cox of Chanute, was
transacting business in the city Fri.
day.
Judge Stilwell returned Saturday
from Yates Centre where he has been
holding court.
G. A. Hancock and family returned
Friday from Joplin, where they have
been visiting relatives.
Geo. o. Boone of Topeka, was look
ing after the business interests of the
capital Of that city, Thursday.
Mrs. Bird Wheat of st. Paul, was
called to this city Friday owing to the
serious illness Of her. father Capt'n.
Berry.
w. f. Henderson returned Friday
from Fort Scott, where he has been
serving as a grand juror in the U. S.
court.
Eric Meleen, section foreman on the
Santa Fe, will leave the first of next
month for Sweden, to visit friends and
relatives.
Ira Garvin, who has been working
in the capacity of station agent at
Asylum, Kansas, for the "Katy" for
the past six months, is home on visit.
Mrs. G. e. Harbaugh and Miss Sue
Allen returned Friday from their ex-
tended trip to San Antonia and Gal
weston Texas and many points in Mex
leo, where they were in company with
the Editorial Association.
Philo Garvin of the Regulator Clo-
thing Co. of Chanute was in the city
Thursday as complaining witness in
the preliminary hearing of the state
VS.. Davis and Daniels, the two colored
men who burglarized his store few
nights previous.
The Literati Society of the High
School gave their usual monthly enter
tainment at the the school building
last Friday evening and was by no
means a failure. A few appropriate
talks were made by County Superin-
tendent Miss Frazier, Judge DenIous
and others.
Frank H. Greene, Will Hardman,
Jack Loncor and Bert Priest, who
started to Arkansas on Monday of last
week, succeeded ending their way as
far as Columbus Saturday, after an all
weeks travel. At this rate it will
take them only twenty days to reach |
their destination.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
John Allstot, Shaw 81,
Sadie Browning 55.
S. G. Hudson, Erie 25,
Ada Piatt q.
Claude A. Gibson, Urbana %,
Christiana Meldrum %.
William Reinhart, Chanute 81,
Bertha Burghart %.
NEW CASES.
Maggie Peterson VS.. August Peter
son. Action brought by plaintiff for
4 divorce, on the grounds Of non-sup-
port and intoxication. Plaintiff claims
that time and again the defendant
would get drunk and bring drunken
men home with him, and that she
would have to cook for them and clean
lp after them. Defeneant has not
iled answer.
Lucius M. Bedell VS.. Lewis Fanatia
Ind Fannie Fanatia, action for fore
closure. Consideration S924.24.
R. Haines Passmore vs Jerome Dan
els, Mary Daniels and Neosho Valley
Company. Action for fore
;losure. Consideration $3.50.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. d
New England Loan & Trust Co., to
J. w. Sadler, wd, net 2S q 20 $4,000.
Gust Joseph to f. G. Joseph, wd, Mt
let IA 80 II $500. |,
Richard Palkwood and wife to John \
T. Ewing, wd, wi set 23 80 10 $3.50.
Jas. A. Lowe and wife to Sarah e.
wd, nwt % 27 20 $4,000. b
Harry H. Volk and wife to Chas. NJ. :
wd, lots 1, IS, 10 and 20, blk {
New Chicago S400. :
Shaw Town Co. to S. S. Flournay, I
yd, lots 16, II and IS, blk 8, Shaw $50. I
S. S. Flournay and wife to John Har- /
Terland, wd, lots 16, II and is, blk s,
Shaw $500.
Chas. w. Bennett to Sarah j. Zen
lett, wd, lot 3, section Township 80
Range 2l, and part of lots 9 and 10, land / f