The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-02-26
CORRESPONDENCE.
News From the Seats OF
NeoSho and Wilson
Counties.
Items from Other Points of Int
crest Tributary to Chanute.

Mrs. u. y. NdUlOU, Vi OudiluUC, opOh'
Sunday in this city with relatives.
]. E. Bell and family spent Sunday
with friends and relatives near St
Paul.
Once more for those who haven't
read it-C. e. Locke spent Sunday in
Walnut.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Light entertain
ed the Crokinole Club last Wednes
day evening.
Miss Anna Prange's elocutionary
class will give an entertainment at
the opera house tomorrew evening.
Misses Lottie LaBar, Anna Denison
and Winifred Steinberger were visit
ing in Parsons the latter part of last
week.
G. E. Allison, editor of the Sentinel,
returned Monday from the pen
where he has been performing his Off
cial duties.
The Lyceum Society of the High
School gave their regular literary Fri
day night, and rendered an especially
fine program.
Mrs. Miller, sister Of our efficient
miller, Louis R. Kile, is building a
residence on the lots just north OF
Judge Wells.
The Clayton Comedy Co. showed in
this city last Thursday and Friday ey-
enings, rendering "Three Lovers" and
"Uncle JOSH"
George Montgomery returned Satur-
day from "out west," where he has
been for the past year, growing up
with the country.
2 John Eldridge, who left last week to
assume his duties as guard at the
''pen," returned Tuesday without re-
ceiving the job he expected.
The Neosho County Pension Exam
lining Board met at DR.. Lakes office
Wednesday last. There were six old
soldiers present for examination.
The Y. P. S. @. E. gave Washing
ton birthday party at Eaton's Hall
Monday night, which consisted of an
entertainment and an old fashioned
supper.
Ed Herod, eX-county superintendent
of Neosho and Cherokee counties, now
of Columbus, was visiting friends and
relatives in this city last Friday and
Saturday.
Thos. w. Staples was called to the
bedside of his parents at Harrisonville,
both of whom were very low, and on
returning Friday notified us of the
death of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Ambrose, form
erly of this city, but now of Fayette-
vile, Ark, were visiting in this city
last week. Mr.. A. is now running the
Republican at Fayetteville.
J. B. Stevenson, South Mound, age 36
Anna M. Pierce, &" 33
Chas. Johnson, 81
Minerva Ellen Newton, st. Paul, %
n. W. Norman, Chanute, %
Iota May Smith, II
David F. Deem, Savonsburg, 32
Anna Kerr, - 70
Norman NJ. Prouhet, Shaw, %
May d. Berge, Is
Josiah Horr, Galesburg, "a
Minnie Alice Sperry, Dennis, 25
NEW CASES.
VIC. Sargent VS. Ida Sargent; action
for divorce on the grounds of aband-
onment.
Talley & Johnson VS. Kelsey & Nc
Kay and Jos. Simmons; action asking
for a restraining order to prevent the
aforesaid defendants from selling cert
ain goods.
Mccormick & Rankin VS. ]. S. Leon
ard; abstract of judgment from justice
OF the peace.
johnson g. Kyle VS. Frank H. Hay
m ker and II. A. Richardson; abstract
of Judgment from justice of the peace.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Arthur Parker and wife toJ. B. Jen-
nings, wd WI sw4 80 81 81, S2,25O.
]. M. and viii It. Allen and wives to
John and Lucy c. Hall, qcd 35 acres
ST set 81 % 20, 81.
r. n. Allen and wife to Harry II.
Volk, wd lots l, IS, 10 and 20, block 5,
. New Chicago, $3.50.
Il. r. JohnstOne and wife to Malinda
House, wd net % 30 20, s1,7OO.
John G. Barnhart and wife to IL. j.
and R. G. Prange, qcd set set east of
slough 81, % 20, 81.