The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-12-31

MIS-. UT AlllSOl lelu ldoO Il lH"J i"i
Clinton, Mo-, for ten days visit
with her mother who is about 80 years
old.
p. ]. Anderson, one of our hes
swedish farmers came in Friday and
was enrolled among our 1899 subscrib-
ers.
John O'Connor superintend ent, of
school at Madison, spending holiday
vacation with his parents hear Earl
ton.
f. II. Chapel, of Bunker Hill, who
sells new watches and fixes up old
ones, was a pleaeant caller Wednes-
day.
Fred Hickey went to Rich Hill Sun
day to spend the holidays with his
brother Brook, who is in business
there.
j. f. Nye, Of lola, was in town
Wednesday or business, While here
he visited his uncle, b. f. Nye and
family.
c. G. McCune and wife are in Girard
spending holidays with the latter's
parents and other relatives and
! friends.
John McLeland, one Of Neosho
county's successful farmers called last
Friday and chatted awhile with ye
editor.
Henry Keller. of Leayenworth,
Sundayed with his daughter Mrs. e.
J. McCune and his brother L. b.
Keller.
Jesse Caruthers and wife and viii
Young and wife, of this city, spent
Christmas with Mrs. Phillip Ware,
near Villas.
J. r. Fancis, who lives three miles
west of town and raises fine hogs and
chickens was a pleasant caller
Wednesday.
Sam Friedline, one of Wilson coun-
TVS successful farmers, was purchas-
ing goods in the best town in Kansas,
last Friday.
G. fryer, of the New Method Steam
Laundry, returned Sunday from Par
sons, after spending the holidays with
friends there.
J.W. Woosley dropped in the latter
part of last week and took advantage
of our clubbing rates with the st.
Louis Republic.
Mrs. Shelton and daughter, Miss
Katie, of Orinogo, Mo-, who have been
visiting Mrs. Dr. Riley, of carlton, re-
turned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Stevens went up
to lola Saturday to attend the fun
eral of Mr.. Stevens mother who died
at that place on Friday.
Mr.. Breyfogle and family, of LeneXa
Kansas, spent holidays with l.. b..
Keifer and family. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
are Mrs. Kelfer's parents.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage on Jan. II. Of Ro>c0 G. Squier,
formerly of this city, and Miss Cora
Estella Eversoe, OF Topeka.
We editor and wife ate Christmas
turkey with Mr.. and Mrs. E. j, Nc
. Cune. 1t is nice to have some rela-
tions in town-along about holidays.
Chanute has a business man who
does not believe in advertising, yet
when he sells bill of goods he writes
his name and address on the same.
Geo. Scott, Jr,, son of Engineer Geo.
Scott, is home spending the holidays.
George is now employed as an appren-
tice in the machine shops at Ottawa.
d. r. Chappell left Wednesday for
Perry, Oklahoma, Mr.. Chapel is in
the fruit business aud hopes to do
some business with the Oklahomans.
Prof. E. l.. Rosebush, superintend-
ent of the Erie schools passed through
town Tuesday enroute for Topeka to
attend the State Teachers ASSocia-
ton
Frank Powell, who teaches in the
public school at Arkansas City and
Miss Mary Powell, of Erie, visited
their brother W. II. Powell, the first
of the week.
Mrs. Andrew Baird left last Friday
evening for Clyde. Cloud County, Kan
sas to attend family reunion which
is b,ing he'd at the residence of her
uncle, r. j. Jackson, at that place.
win Chappell who was married to
Miss Emma Anderson a few weeks
ago, is now located in Oklahoma.
The TIMES keeps them posted on the
happenings Of Chanute and vicinity.