The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-06-11

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but of late years, so many rake
concerns have been putting on the
play, that IL has degenerateu
wonderfully in the estimation VI
theatre goers.
We are under obligations of j. w
Arthuys for box of the largest straw
berries we have seen this year. Inc
flavor of the berry is also excellent
II is the Glendale and is late berry,
being now at its best. 1t is an ex-
cellent berry to go with the No. ~,
as the former is one Of the earliest on
the market.
Richard Greer, of this city and Miss
Isabebba Johnson of Buffalo were mar
ried Sunday at the home of the brides
parents. They will make their future
home at Rosedale Kan. where Richard
has permanent employment. -Neode-
sha Derrick.
E.EAshley a capitalist of N.Y.Clty
aid to be worth SO, 000,0OO.OO passe
throgh town yesterday euroute to ST.
Paul to visit his cousin j. A, Hutch
ings and family.
Sunday being the regular Decoration
day of the |. o. o. F., the members OF
this place proceeded to the cemetery
and proceeded to place flowers on the
graves Of deceased brethren and their
families.
have been appointed a justice OF
the peace for the city Of Chanute In
the place of j. w. Buchanan, resigned
and respectfully solicit share of your
business in my line. j. B. BEATTY. II
Mrs. C. A. McCune lefe Monday for
an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Berry. of Jacksonville, Ohio'
Mrs. Arthur Doyle accompanied her
as far as indianapolis, Ind.
E. O. and j. f. Allison, living two
miles south of town, called Monday.
These boys are both staunch republi'
cans but are not fooling away much
time with politics.
r. NJ. Kline has opened second
hand store in the building west Of the
Daily Meat Market. Mr. Kline has a
nice line of goods and ought to make
it 60 all right.
]. w. Dougherty preached the l.
10. O. f. sermon at the Baptist church
Sunday night. A goodly number OF
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs were
present.
RATE Rosenthal will move to Bur-
lington and open grocery store. Mr.
Rosenthal does this so that his wife
who is an invalid may be near her rela'
tives.
DIV Southland who has been employ
ed at the Mammoth Racket for some
time past will remove his family from
Savonsburg to this place soon.
Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson, the mother OF
Matt Wilson of this city died in Otta-
was on Monday night. Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson went up there Wednesday,
The U. r. X. P. are making an eff
fort to get in enough new material to
warrant them in having regular meet
ings for drilling purposes.
eddie Hardness began work in the
TIMES office Monday; consequently
Fred Nash has lost the title devil. ;
Henry Lodge and daughter Miss
Vera of Erie visited Jesse Parsons anc
family the latter part of last week.
Work has begun on Boschert 6
Williams new building just east OF
the Daily Meat Market.
Miss Mayme Limbocker has accept
ed position as bookkeeper in the
wholesale grocery.
Mrs C. P. Garvin and Miss Adele
CASTOR Sundayed with relatives ant
friends in Erie.
Miss Helen Koch has accepted pc
sition as book-keeper in the Bank o.
Commerce.
Rev. ]. T. Hanna preached at the
M. E. church Sunday morning ant
evening.
J. V. Phelps, one of the pioneer farm
ers of Neosha Co. was in town Wed
nesday.
The seventh annual commencement
will be held at Big Creek Chapel June
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DR.. Brown has remodelled his Of
flee, making it much more convenient
H. P. Farrelly was up to Fit. Scott
on legal business the first of the week
DR.. Fay and wife of Topeka spent
Sunday with Frank Hardesty and wife
See f. NJ Dawdy for everything in
the music and sewing machine line. II
Link and w. G. Provin of Rest were
in town Wednesday aud called.
J.E. Colaw and H. w. Burner OF
Shaw were in town Wednesday.
Delos Johnson returned Sunday
from his visit in Oklahoma.
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