The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-10-08
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County Attorney CINE is IN uoWn
this week.
Neodeshaites want a system of
waterworks.
Alex Nash Sundayed with his fam
lily in Elk City.
J.C. Wertz and wife are in Kansas
City this week.
R. Dove went to OSwego on ousi-
ness Wednesday.
DR.. Riley and wife were up from
carlton, Tuesday.
Frank Sauer is in Kansas City this
week on business.
A. W. Berry made business trip TO
Fredonia Monday.
s. e. Beach was at Erie on political
business Tuesday.
L. o. Ladd, Of Humboldt, was on
our streets Monday.
DR.. Jones, of carlton, was attending
the reunion Tuesday.
IT, Binning, Of Villas, was pleas
ant caller Saturday.
Henry Ashford was in Walnut Sun
day on court business.
Cy. Prange of Fredonia was in town
on business yesterday,
Clarence Grebe took in the sights at
Kansas City this week.
Newt McQulnn, of Shaw, was a
pleasant caller Saturday
Mrs. F. NJ. Dawdy is in Kansas City
this week, seeing the sights.
Editor McElroy, Of the Humboldt
Union, was in town Monday.
VIM. Palmer, Of Thayer, was visit
ing relatives in town this week.
DR.. ]. II. Light and wife took in the
sights at Kansas City this week.
Frank Hardesty went to st. Louis
on business the first Of the week,
Will Coulter is home from Gueda
Springs much improved in health.
Capt. Brainard, of Erie, has been
attending the reunion this week.
]. w. Dill, of Altoona, was In at
tendance at the reunion this week.
Grandpa James attended district
conference at Cherryvale this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Wickard were at
Kansas City, the fore part of the week.
Grandma Swiler, of Rest, is visit
ing Mrs. j. S. Griswold west of town.
The Bells Letters Club met with
Mrs. G w. Reed, Tesduay afternoon
R. C. Miller, formerly merchant
at Galesburg, was in town this week
Buffalo is making an effort to have
natural gas to use the coming winter
Mrs. G. Ruff is taking in the fall
festivities at Kansas City this week
Sam button went up to Topeka the
first of the week to see his brother
Ed,
Rev. G. w. Stafford attended dis
trict conference at Cherryvale, this
week.
Mrs, G. w. Farrelly and daughter,
deborah, are visiting relatives in st.
Louis.
A. Currie of near Trent run cigar
stand at the grounds during the re-
union.
Are you going to Humboldt the ID,
IA, insts. to the A. H. L. A., state
meeting.
Mrs. Kate Hodges and daughter,
Miss Bessie, are home from their New
York visit.
Roscoe Squier is at home recuperat-
ing, having had quite a severe spell
of sickness.
Mrs, W. d. Borrer and Mrs. w. r.
Cline visited at DR.. Hickey's during
the reunion.
Mrs, C. C. McCune, left for Girard
b Monday to visit her parents for a
couple of weeks.
D. M. Commons, of Thayer, has
heen shaking hands with his old COM
rades this week.
Jas. Tudor returned from Neosho,
Mo-, Monday. He reports his father
to be improving.
d. d. and A. NJ. Arkett who form
erly lived in Big Creek-tp. are now
located in Oregon.
Mrs. Mourning, mother OF Mrs. j.
L. Lven, is visiting in this city from
Concordia Kansas.
George Denny. Of Rest, was in town
eating beans and SOW belly with his old
comrades this week.
7. Bowman, of the Kansas City
Cash Store, was at X. c., on business
the first of the week.
Len T. Barber left yesterday for
Jopliu, Mo-, where he has a position as
foreman in job office.
Harry Baker left for New Mexico
Thursday where he has accepted a
position for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ed Gilchrist OF st.
Paul. Mimi, came in Wednesday to
visit relatives in the city.
B. W. Garvin, of Erie, republican
candidate for county clerk has been in