The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Well drlllerS are aWIully pussy
Jasper Tharp called Saturday.
Chas. Hardness buys lots of horses.
f. M. Abbott went to Thayer Mon
day.
G. Tryer Sundayed with friends at
Parsons.
R. Blessing, of carlton, was in town
Saturday.
G.. w. johnson is home from his
eastern trip.
Ed Rettig, of Shaw, was pleasant
caller Monday.
Hay is considerable higher in price
than a month ago.
VIM. Carson, Of Urbana, was
pleasant caller Friday.
Drury Virgins, Of Villas was in town
Tuesday on business.
e. A. Ellege, Of Thayer, was In
town trading Tuesday.
Hon. S. S. Benedict, of Benedict,
was in town yesterday.
r. N. Allen and DR., Hickey were
Erie passengers Monday
John Yockey, section foreman at
Shaw, Sundayed in town.
A. N. Allen is back at his desk In
the First National Bank.
The Santa Fe time keeper of Otta-
wa was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Mena Greisel, of Dildine, was
a pleasant caller Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A, Wickard visited
at Perry, Okla, this week.
William Watt, of carlton, was in
town on business Tuesday.
u. Binning, of Villas, was in town
Saturday and called as usual.
Tim Cunningham is back at his
post in the dispatcher's office.
James Midcap and son Fred called
on the TIMES people Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Hurt has been quite sick
but is convalesing at present.
L. B. Keifer was in Kansas City the
the week, buying goods.
A. A len and wife visited the
former'srs.4 yes in erie last week.
Cy Prang and wife, of Fredonia,
7 Sundayed with relatives in this city.
Any one wanting to tell the TIMES
man any news, just call up phone 10.
]. F. Pullen and wife, OF Rural,
Sundayed with G, S. Brown and fami
ly.
L, J.Stewart of near Stewards Lake
was pleasant caller Friday and call
ed.
TAYLOR & Miller the new blacksmiths
are working up fine trade in their
line.
S.. Bryan returned Monday from
Newton where he has been for coup
lie of months.
S. G. Brown and H. p. Farrelly
were at Piqua the first Of the week on
legal business.
w. T. Cline, who lives in Cedar
Valley, Wilson-co., was a pleasant
caller Saturday.
Mrs. f. M. Groome has been on the
sick list for a few days, but is better
at this writing.
Fred Ball, of Thayer, transacted
business in the best town in southern
Kansas Saturday.
G. J. Blass, of Fredonia, Sundayed
with L. Miller and family. Mr.. Blass
is Mrs. Miller's brother.
Jesse Caruthers has removed his
family from Altoona to Chanute and
is located ia third ward.
\ D. A. Vincent and wife, Of Girard,
are in town the guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. O. G.. McCune.
W. H. Nation, of Erie, passed
through town Saturday, enroute for
Lansing to visit his children.
Bad whiskey caused another row at
Tutcher's restaurant Sunday night
and yet the joints are closed.
MRS Stevens and daughter Ruth, of
Walnut, Kan, are visiting friends and
relatives in the city this week.
Chas. Hadden and wife, Of Galena,
returned home Sunday, after weeks
visit with relatives in this city.
Miss Myrtle McCune returned Sun
day from a four months visit with
relatives at Pomona, California.
DIR. Tom Edwards and wife, OF
Kansas City, were the guests Of rela-
tives in the city during the week.
We learn with regret that Jacob
Pearce of carlton is very sick. We
hope to hear of his recovery soon.
G. Fl. Heilman had the fingers of
his right hand badly smashed Mon
day, by letting a barrel Of salt fall on
them.
J.L. Crane, one Of the prosperous