The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-01-22
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Local News.

horses.
A. L. Palmer of Thayer was in town
Monday.
L. S. Rilbrend did business at Erie
Monday.
Editor Roe went to Erie Saturday
afternoon.
Patronize merchants who advertise
their goods.
Miss Mayme Limbocker returned
from Erie Sunday.
Miss Fannie WEIGH visited relatives
in Emporia last week.
]. A. Cdlow and wife visited rela-
tives at Shaw Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Curtis is visiting rela-
tives In Springfield Mo.
Tom Woods removed with his fam
lily to Cherryvale last week.
Mrs. Charles Wilson has returned
from her visit to Oklahoma.
Mrs. Joe Sbinn was quite sick Sun
day, but is improving at present.
Fl. P. Farrelly came down from To-
peka and Sundayed with his family.
w. H. Nation of Erie was in town
Saturday night enroute for Topeka.
Mrs. Sidney Long and children Of
Girard are IN town visiting relatives.
Pleas. Hurt is having his office pap
cred and painted and fixed up general
ly.
Miss Stella Hardman Of Erie, visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Art Gilchrist over
Sunday.
J. L. Sewell and family, visited
Ed Lloyd and family of Altoona over
Sunday.
Congressman E. r. Ridgely passed
through town Sunday enroute for
Topeka.
Send the tramps to City Marshall
Briley, he has a job and a hot meal
for such.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
d. Heilman, in Third ward on the
10th inst.
Miss Florence Snow of Neosho Falls
visited Miss Nellie Beatty the first of
the week.
Dr. Riley of carlton was in town
on professional business Saturday
and called.
Come in and get a copy of the TIMES
and send il to some friends. 1t con-
tains the news.
Mrs. l.. H. Isham returned Sunday
from Humboldt, where she has been
visiting her parents.
Born at Mr.. and Mrs. AL Fox Satur-
day, Jan. 10Th, buXum boy; mother
and child doing well.
Mrs. A. L. Taylor returned to lola
Monday after an extended visit with
relatives in this city.
S. W. Brewster came in Monday
from Thayer. Mr. B. has been suffer
ing from a severe cold.
Mrs. Rafe Rosenthal returned Sat
urday from Burlington, where she
had been visiting her parents.
J. W. Paulen and II. F. Pinney of
Ferdonia passed through town en-
route for Kansas City Monday.
The TINES Office is just east of the
Santa Fe r. r. track. If you have
not been in, come in and see us.
DIR. E. B. Park went down to St.
Paul last Friday night and returned
Saturday. The Doctor likes Chanute
first rate.
Mrs e. P. Bodle returnedthe first of
the week from Leavenworth, whittier
she had gone to attend the funeral of
a relative.
Can't you afford to send an extra
copy of the TIMES to your folks in In
diana, or some place else. 1t costs
but $1.00 a year.
T. II. Inman who has been sick for
a couple of months is about once
more. He left for Rockford Ill. Mon
day to be gone few weeks.
Newton Smith of rCalfoX Twp. Will
son Co. was a pleasant caller. Satur-
day. Mr.. Smith has been subscriberto
this paper for almost quarter of a
century.
Mrs. C. A. Johnson and two children
who have been visiting her father, j.
B. Culver, for several weeks returned
Thursday for Colorado Springs, ac-
companled by Miss Olive Dulin.
The Ladies Tuesday Reading Club
met in regular session with Mrs. r.
Maud Rogers last Tuesday. Mrs.
Rogers will entertain the Club at
their open meeting next Tuesday
night.
Miss Tennie Thomas went to Tope-
ka the first of the week to take the
position of clerk and stenographer for
the committee on banking and insur-
ance of which Senator Farrelly is