The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-02-05
Local News.

G. S. Brown the Black Smith at
Austin was in town Monday.
Col. J. c. Carpenter is transacting
business in Topeka this week.
R. Umbarger of carlton, was trans
acting business in town Monday.
Geo. Alcock transacted business at
Wilson county's capital Tuesday.
Hardness Bros. are buying and ship
ping some very fine horses at present.
Miss Ida Juleson, of Ottawa, visited
relatives in town the first of the week.
Lon Postlethwaite, of Neodesha, was
visiting relatives the first of the week.
N. W. Henry and Capt. G. w. John
ston were passengers ito Thayer Tues
day.
Elva Popping was in town Tuesday
and called. He says the Times is ALL
right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Miller return
ed from their Chicago trip the first of
the week.
Geo. G. Finley, of carlton, has been
granted pension of twelve dollars
per month.
It. J. Hurt. of Newton, Iowa, was in
town the first of the week, the guest
of relatives.
Miss. Jessie Farrell went down to
Cherryvale Monday a. m. for visit
with friends.
Senator H. P. Farrelly was down
from Topeka Sunday shaking hands
with old friends.
A. G. Bardwell, the hardware mer-
chant of Erie, was transacting bust
ness in town Monday.
Capt. Samuel Apt returned the first
of the week from Buffalo, where he
has been visiting friends.
John F. Barley, our poultry dealer
reports that capons are beginning to
arrive on the Chanute market.
Attend the Teachers Association at
the High school building tomorrow p.
m. See program in another column.
Don, It fail tobe on hand Saturday
night at eight O'Clock at Masonic hall
if you are intending to join the L. A.
S.
r. w. Bennington, of Shaw, one of
the substantial farmers of that neigh
borhood, was in town Tuesday and
called.
Geo. Kerr, who has been on the sick
list for some time, left for Alpha, Ill.
Monday in the hopes Of benetiting his
health.
j. F. Pullen marketed a choice lot
of hogs at this place Monday. One of
them was a monster, weighing $50
pounds.
Mrs. John Turner received the sad
news of the death Of her daughter at
Akron, Ohio. She has the sympathy
Of friends.
J. T. Lease, one of the largest stock
dealers in Neosho and Wilson counties
made this Office a pleasant and profit
able call Monday.
Quite a number of the L. A. S. of
Erie and Villas are coming to Chanute
Saturday night to assist in mastering
a society in this town.
J.B. Lynch and family came in from
Lansing the first of the week and are
now domiciled in their own residence
on south Depot street
Tabitha Kilgore died Saturday at
the home.of her uncle, l. T. Yockey,
and was buried Sunday. Funeral
services at the U. B. church.
Monday night was the regular night
for council meeting, but no quorum
was present. An adjournment was
taken till next Monday night.
Members of the G. A. r. and S. of
VS.. are requested to be at Masonic
hall at o'clock Saturday night to as
sist in the muster of the L. A. S.
Most of our ice men report their ice
houses as full of first class ice. R. N.
Allen takes the lead, having put up
between five ond six hundred tons.
Miss Portia Parks charming face is
seen once more on our streets. She has
been confined to the house for num-
Der of weeks on account of poor
health.
Don't fail to read the advertise
ments OF our merchants. They use
the newspapers to tell you what they
have to sell you and the advantages
they offer.
G. E. Allison, of the Sentinel, has
been appointed on the board of direct
ors OF the Kansas Penitentiary. Bro.
Allison will sll his new position
with becoming dignity.
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