The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-03-26
CORRESPONDENCE.
News From the Seats OF
Neosho and Wilson
Counties.
Items from Other Points of Int
crest Tributary to Chanute.

crest ITlDuIdIy y lOOiloeilN'IO'
Mrs. L. Stillwell left Saturday fol-
lola where she is visiting friends.
Attorney c. A. Cox of Chanute, was
transacting business in the city Mon
day.
w. f. Henderson left Monday for ST.
Joseph, Missouri, where he is buying
spring goods.
G. f. Rabe Of Stark passed through
this city Thursday on his way home
from Chanute.
Fred p. Cone of the Morning Sun OF
Chanute, was taking items at the jail
in this city Sunday.
j. NJ. Green returned Sunday from a
short visit with his daughter, Mrs. D.
G. Bell at Galesburg.
Miss Mayme Limbocker was down
from Chanute the latter part of last
week visiting her parents.
Erie, Monday March %, 1S97.-W.
G., Massey Of Stark was transacting
business in the city Thursday.
The Epworth League gave a st. Pat
rick social at the residence of Marion
Johnson last Wednesday evening.
Rev. J. H. Price, presiding elder for
this district, preached at the NJ. e.
church Sunday forenoon and night.
Mrs. John f. Roe and baby of Cha
mute were visiting with relatives in
the city the latter part Of last week,
Marion Mock took charge of the
poor farm lastTuesday. Hispredeces--
sor jeff Phelps having moved to Green
wood county.
Owing to the rain Friday night the
Lyceum Society of the High School
postponed their literary until next
Friday night.
rs. Cafferty and II. A. Chamber
lain, Topeka Road Master and Claim
Agent Of the Santa Fe, respectively,
were in the city Sunday.
Harley Gabriel is expected home
Saturday from Laurence, where he has
been attending school at the state uni
versity, for a weeks visit.
w. G. Voigts, proprietor of the Cy-
clone Racket store, sold his stock of
goods to Phillip Naf who will continue
in business at the same stand.
Henry f. Hentzen, who has been in
the furniture business here tea years,
has sold his stock offurniture to Judge
DEMONS and Major Harbaugh.
Mrs. G. E. Harbaugh returned Fri
day from Topeka where she has been
attending meeting of the Kansas
Womens' Editorial Association.
G. e. Locke, Claude Cummings and
Tony Welch spent Sunday afternoon
and night and part Of Monday morn
ing with feminine friend in Walnut. |
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
c. II. Pratt to Barbary e. Esch wd |
lot l6, blk 20, Erie $2j.
Henry Lodge and wife to Jas. w.
Werrett, wd lots rs, 20, 30, 81 and 80,
blk ?, Neosho add to Erie $75.
S. II. Hood and wife to j. A. Wells,
wd ne4 81 20 20 $500.
II. G. Eaton and wife to Ida NJ.
Haines, wd lot blk I, Aliens add to
Chanute $525.
Henry Hodgden and wife to VIM. E.
Apt, wd lot IL blk q Galesburg $35
Ida Liggett ct al to S. w. Christy,
wd nw4 nw4 and So ned nw4 II 2S 10
S1OOO
S. W. Christy and wife to Ida a.
wd uwI nw4 II % 10 $500.
Isaac N. Ray and wife to R. B. Adj
inns, wd nw4 ne4 % 30 Is $780,
Hugh Mccormick to j. w. Ramsey,
lcd se4 81 81 POS
w. w. Royster and wife to Fred Ce-
lar wd lots and 8, blk 2, Registers
add to Chanute $500.
G. f. Bays to j. L. Burkey ct al, wd
W! sci "a 30 Is $500.
VIM. Reischmln and wife to SheT
nan Harper Qcd west 90 acres sci 25
Il 20 5000.
Jacob Adolf and wife to Mrs. Annie
Gaines, wd lot 10 blk ., West Kimball
$50.
Harriet A. Miller ct al to Nickolaus
Iye, wd nj sw4 26 80 20 1919.
Chas. M. Gloss to Frank Hagerman
u al, qcd 4 acres in sw corner, WI nw4
2 80 20 81.
Fredonia. !