The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-09-24

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Miss Anna Farmer, of Kansas City,
is in town, the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Farmer of second
ward.
Ruth Gibson, daughter of Cap. Glib
son is attending school in this city.
She is stopping with Mrs. N. W. Hen
ry.
Jacob Leonard, one of the substan-
tial farmers of Cedar Valley, Wilson
county, was a pleasant caller yester-
day.
o. b. Jeffers, of Fredonia, passed
through town Tuesday, enroute for
Manhattan to enter the Agricultural
college.
w. II. Powell who is working in ID.
E. McClelland' S real estate office, made
business trip to Erie Monday. VIII
is a hustler.
]. w. Crabb and Misses Edith Green
and Frank Halves, of the Thayer
schools attended the teachers meeting
here Saturday.
Miss Clark, of Wichita will meet
our city teachers next Saturday at z
p. M, to instruct them in their work
of teaching music.
The smallest child EQuestrienne in
the world, Little Edna, will perform
both afternoon and night with Lemen
Brothers on Sept Both.
The Neosho county teachers associa-
ton held its first meeting at this place
Saturday. A goodly number of teach
ers were in attendance.
w. n. Powell left Tuesday for Mo-,
on a land deal. Mr.. Powell and d. e.
McClelland are making things hum
in the real estate line.
The A. II. T. A. meets at l. O. o. f.
Hall tonight at seven thirty. A full
turnout is desired as important bust
ness will be transacted
There are many interesting sights
with the Lemen Brothers Shows new
er seen with other exhibitions, and
will be here Thursday, Sept. Both.
Fighting Tom, the Boxing Kanga-
roo, will spar four rounds, afternoon
and night, with Lemen Brothers Big
Show, here on Thursday, Sept. 3Oth.
B. f. Carter and wife moved to
Benedict today. Mr.. Carriers term as
a teacher in the Benedict schools be-
gins next Monday. -Fredonia Citizen.
II. NJ. Turner, the telegraph line
man, of the Santa Fe, will go to Colo
RADIO soon, where he has accepted a
good position with the same company.
The patriotic organizations of the
town had Joint meetidg at Masonic
hall, Saturday night. Speeches, songs
and recitations were the order of the
evening.
S. S, Warner and wife and Mrs. CA.
Cox attanded the wedding of James
Warner at Girard this week. Mr..
James Warner is a nephew of Mr..
Warner.
Mrs. Sam'l Baughman and daughter
Miss Elsie, of Yates Center, have
been in town several days this week
the guests of the Baughmans in Sec
ond ward.
Chief Clerk, NJ. D. Henry, spent
last Sunday in Kansas City. Mr..
Henry has been selected as Marshall
of the sixth division in the Santa Fe
parade at the Topeka festival.
j. w. Dill, of Altoona, was in town
Monday, and called as usual. Mr.. Dill
and many other old soldiers of his vi
cinity will attend the reunion at this
place, Oct. 4, and 9th.
j. F.. Owens, of carlton, one of Will
son county's successful teachers, was
in town Saturday attending the as
ISOLATION and called. Mr.. Owens will
teach at Ward this winter.
The Epworth League gave recep-
ton Tuesday evening in honor of the
city teachers. A sheet program was
rendered and a pleasant social time
was enjoyed by those in attendance.
Our old friend, r. B. McCutcheon,
has leased the Longton eleanor, and
will get out his first issue this week.
We welcome brother McC. to the
ranks and hope he will be successful
in the venture.
Mrs. Peter Rausch Will sell lot OF
horses, cattle, hogs, farm implements,
household goods and kitchen furni-
ure at her farm, three miles south
east of Villas next Tuesday the 2Sth
inst, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.
The foundation walls of the new
school house in the second ward are
completed and the brick work was
commenced Wednesday and is pro-
UreSSinp finely