The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-19

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entertained, on last Saturday evening
at the pleasant home Of Miss Agnes
Lapham.
J. L. Roe, a brother Of the Blades
editor, was elected trustee Of Talley-
rand-tp, Wilson-co., at the recent
election.
Mike Carver, of Altoona, one Of the
boys who wore the blue during the
late unpleasantness, was in town on
business Saturday,
f. +. Coulson moved into the
the M. II. Jones house and Engineer
Parker will move into the house vaca-
ted by Mr.. Coulson.
Frank Cutting, of st. Paul, was in
town the first of the week. the guest
of his cousins, the Brown Sisters of
the Delmonico Hotel.
Miss Alpha Hertzel entertained, a
number of friends, Saturday evening
and a very pleasant time was report
ed by those attending.
Joe West returned Saturday from
the Topeka hospital. His hand which
was smashed while moklng coupling
is improving but is not well yet.
D. R. Chapel was pleasant caller
Tuesday. Mr.. Chapel is making a
speciality of raising fine strawberries,
and ETC., and finds it quite profitable.
G. A. Jameson who teaches the
High Prairie school near Rest, was a
pleasant caller Saturday. Ye editor
formerly welded the birch (hedge) in
this district.
This has been an elcellent fall for
gathering corn, yet should there be
big storm, thousands Of bushels Of
corn would 60 to waste in Neosho and
Wilson counties,
Pay all your taxes for one fee,
whether in one county or three, one
farm or dozen, both Real Estate and
Personal at the Bank of Commerce.
9-12.
A. P. Beck, who formerly run the
West End Meat Market, but who has
been living in Walnut for some time,
moved with bis family to Chanute last
week and is located in the fourth ward.
We are now receiving taxes for vii
son and Neosho counties. Come in
and see how much yours are. Office in
Gray's Harness Shop, Lindsay Block,
Chanute Kansas.-L. H. Johnson &
Son. TT.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the S. of
V. invite you to attend mask social
to be given by them November 22nd.
A fine program will be rendered and
refreshments served. General adj
mission 10c.
Diphtheria has appeared near Coy
vile. Three deaths have resulted
from same and number Of others are
sick. The schools at Coyville and
that vicinity have been dismissed for
the present
f. A. Pew, who has charge Of the
gas line from here to Benedict, put in
a sleeve last week out near the county
line. BY the way, Mr.. Pew is an eX-
cellent plumber and is here to stay;
he is always busy, yet accommodate
ing.
A delightful reception was given,
Tuesday afternoon, at the pleasant
home of Mrs. D. T. Kramer; by Mes
danes M. T. Jones and D. T. Cramer
in honor of Mrs. W. R. Kramer, Of
Ouray, Colo. About sixty guests
we're entertained.
MARRIED-Miss Bertha Gaughan
and Mr.. Samuel Roles ON Sunday
afternoon, Nov. IA, 1897. Miss Bertha
is one of Chanute's fair daughters and
Mr.. Roles an industrious, honest,
Young man Of this city. The TIMES
offeres congratulations and best wish
es.
Joe Turner, of Urbana, who was
thrown from his buggy and injured
last week, an account which was pub
llshed in the Urbana items to the
TIMES, died Friday night and was
burieds In Elmwood cemetery Sunday.
See an account of same in today's
Urbana items.
Fred Nixon has traded his hand
some cottage in the Fourth ward for
a Observation-Disclosures farm five
miles east of the city. G. Ruff began
the erection of barn on the farm the
last Of; the week. Fred will not move
on the farm at present, but will use
all his spare cash in stocking the
farm.
MARRIED. James w. Peck to
Miss Cora o. Barber, at Lincoln,
Nah Sunday evening. Nov. IA. 1897,