The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-08-06
THE CHANUTE TIMES.
Si.oo PER YEAR.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1897.
Local News.

at Erie.
Walter Lapham is attending the
Erie normal.
Clarence Locke, of Erie, Sundayed
in Chanute.
Fred Hickey is attending the nor
NAL at Erie.
Capt. Apt spent Sunday with relat-
ives at Thayer.
Hon. S. S. Benedict, of Benedict was
in town Tuesday.
Capt. johnson was at Thayer the
first Of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Fl. B. Bell are in Kan
sas City this week.
TT. Hudson, of Fredonia, was in
the city Wednesday
Thad Watt and wife Sundayed with
relatives at carlton.
Mrs. Roxy Kirk is visiting friends
near Rest this week.
A. B. Cady, of Fredonia, was In town
Friday and Saturday.
O.P. Dunakin and wife. are visit
ing relatives in Illinois.
Rev. J. w. Dongherty is spending
his vacation at Lamar, Mo.
Miss Mildred Stevens is visiting rel
atiyes in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Mrs. c. W. Wiser Of Ft. Madison,
Ia, is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Robert Stewart returned from
a visit with friends at Emporia Mon
day.
Prof. G. M. Light, Of Silver City, n
NJ, was in the city the first OF the
week.
Mrs. w. L. Merchant and daughter
Hortense, are visiting relatives AT
Wellington.
E. W. Register left for Erie, Wednes-
day, to attend the Normal, in session
at that place.
All. Turner was down from Moran
Sunday, He reports the grain busi'
ness fourishing.
Miss George Reed, the art teacher
of Baker University, visited Mrs. L.
B. Kiefer Monday.
Mrs. Ward, mother OF Mrs. Ike
Hatcher, returned to her home In Kan
+ sas City Saturday.
Miss Blanch Griffis, Of Ottawa, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Guy Taylor
west fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Master, OF South
High street, are visiting relatives "
Illinois and Indiana.
G. E. Alexander, one Of the substan'
tiA farmers Of Canville twp, was
pleasant caller Saturday.
E, E. Thomas will hold services al
Union school house Sunday, August
at $3.50. All invited to attend.
c. E. Benedict and wife were at Er
lie Sunday at the bedside Of Mr.. Bene
diets mother who is very sick.
Roy McCune left for Lovington, ILL.,
Sunday night for two weeks visit
His mother will return with him.
Miss Mary Stretch ofChicago, a niece
OF Ed Portsmouth, came in Monday
for visit with her uncle and family
VIM. Carson, of Urbana, one OF the
wheel-horse republicans of NeoshC
county was a pleasant caller Saturday
Mrs. o. L. Lucas and Mrs. l. G. May
of carlton, have been in town this
week at the bedside of their father, ]
NJ Murphy.
Mrs. Jennie M. Kemp will be in Cha
mute the evening of August 10th anc
will speak to the people on Christian
: in Citizenship"
Mr.. Henry Ruff, Of Topeka, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ruff, of this city, was
married Saturday. July 31st, to Mis-:
Laura Bond, of Kansas City, Mo.
A black or red Polangus steer strayec
or was stolen from my place Monday
July 10. Will pay literally for his re
coyery. Braden, Chanute, Kansas
Mrs. Mary Jaques came in Wednes
day from Kansas City to make visit
of several weeks with her uncle, Mr.
z. Roth and wife and other relatives
The Chanute TIMES saysit will soor
be desirable to have few fat boats L
take the place of wagons, if rain con
tinues as abundant as last week.-Fre
donia Citizen, % years ago.
Judge Stillwell came up Monday anc
held court at Chambers for the benefit
of some Wilson county litigants; Tues
day he went up to lola where he hello
and adjourned term Of court.
A stabbing ARRAY occurred near the
Delmonico livery stable Sunday night
in which one of Chanute's young
hloods appeared as stabbeT and d