The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-02-19


j. A. Heath of Humboldt was in
town Wednesday and called.
Mrs. A. L. Taylor, of lola, visited
relatives In town this week.
]. B. f. Gates was at Kansas City on
business the first of the week.
AL Blaleley has just completed a
house on his farm near Ridge.
w. T. Peter spent Sunday at Villas
with Henry Simmons and family.
The Masons are having extra meet
ing to confer degrees on candidates.
T. II. Inman who has been very sick
for couple of months, is about again.
Mrs. H. P. Farrelly's mother, Mrs.
Robinson has been quite sick for some
time.
Our old friend Orval LETTERS, of Ere
donia, was in town on business last
Friday.
See our clubbing offer with the To-
peka Capital and other papers on the
back page.
The Bellies Lettres Reading Club
met wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Moreheart.
W. 81. Brown and wife came in from
Neodesha Sunday to visit relatives for
a short time.
Work in the second degree tonight
at X. P. hall. All knights Of Pythias
should attend.
Miss Esther Keifer of Leavenworth
is in town, the guest of her sister Mrs.
Ne. J. McCune and others.
I j. G. Bell, the rustling hardware
merchant of Galesburg was in town
Wednesday and called as usual.
Capt. S. j. Stewart of Allen county
was in town attending the Farmers
Institute Wednesday, and called.
Bert Benedict of Erie was in town
the first of the week helping his BROTH
er @. E. Benedict at the elevator.
G. E. Eklund and wife spent Sunday
with Albert BRANDED and wife. Mrs.
BRANDED is sister of Mr.. Eklund.
Albert BRANDED and wife, and Miss
Sophia Carlberg attended the Eklund-
Peterson wedding nearVilas last week.
DR.. Brown made his regular semi
monthly visit to Erie Wednesday as
member of Neosho county's pension
board.
r. G. Prange will soon go to Erie to
superintend some work on the John
Hall farm, recently purchased by
Prange brothers.
Miss Lou Parsons returned Saturday |
from Erie, whittier she had gone to |
visit with Miss Winnie Steinberger,
and other friends
Marriage license was granted this
week to VIM. Gunion of Chanute, and |
Miss Estella Jewell of Humboldt
Humboldt Herald.
A. w. Ashcraft has received a COM
mission as Aide-de-Camp on the staff of
General W. G. Whitney of Kansas De-
Tartment G. A. R.
Considerable sickness in John Nc
Culloughs family lately. John was
sick and unable to attend to business
the first of the week.
A fine son weighing II pounds was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Brown last
Friday. Mother and child doing we'll
and Shelby will recover.
Mrs. E. Parsons left Wednesday for
California. Mr.. Parsons, who went
there some time ago for his health, re-
ports says, is improving.
Will Koch was quite sick the latter
part of last week and the first of this,
but was enabled to take charge of his
school again Wednesday.
H. Simmons and daughters Misses
Jessie and Mabel were in town part of
the past week, visiting friends, and at =
tending the Farmers Institute. !
City Marshal Briley left Tuesday :
night to do some track work on rail- !
road in the Territory. w. A. Gilchrist
will act as marshal during his absence.
If you ar not a subscriber to the
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Read it and hand it to your neighbor. =
The G. A. R. encampment meets at a
this place April 2lst, 22nd and 2Snd. d
Chanute will give these old defenders ;
Of the stars and stripes royal well !
1,me. a
Eddie Torsell of Villas, Kansas was S
in Wednesday and called. Mr.. Torsell =
was out hunting for a two year old h
steer that had strayed from his faith "
er's farm. Z