The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-12-03
Frank Sauers is now permantly Il
.ated aft Austin Texas.

City, Utah, the first of the week.
Henry's friends in Chanute, will miss
his genial countenance on our streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Smith returned
to Webb City, Mo-, after spending
two weeks with the formers sisters,
Mrs. B. j. Justice and Miss Fannie
Smith.
Mrs. e. Sewell returned the last OF
the week, from an extended visit with
her daughter, in Indiana. She reports
Mr.. and Mrs. Fyffe as well and pros
pering.
A little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Burris got bottle containing lauda-
mum and drank the contents OF the
bottle. BY hard work Dr.. Toilet saved
the childs life.
VIM. Krouse and wife of this vicin-
ity and Henry Krouse and wife and
daughter of Omega, left Monday
afternoon for Sloan Springs, Arkan-
sas for a short visit,
N. Hunt has moved his family up
from Shaw and will shortly move on
the Rosenthal farm north of town.
Mr.. Hunt says he wants to live where
he won't have to go three miles for
stock water.
The election in Neodesha authoriz-
ing tho city to issue water works and
gas bonds was decided by Judge
Stillwell to have been illegal, from
the fact that the australian ballot
law was not complied with.
In the stove contest which closed
last Friday, L. Miller gave to Lucille
Lynch the Bucks Junior Range, she
having handed in the greatest num-
Der of ads from the Tribune. Bessie
McClelland came second in the con-
test.
Miss May Truitt entertained, in
honor of the G.. B. club and a few
other friends, on Friday evening,
During the evening dainty refresh
ments were served. The evening was
a social success, there being just en-
ough informality about it to charm all
who were fortunate enough to be
present.
iyThe Holidays are almost here and
merchants who want to sell their
goods are telling you about them
through the columns Of the TIMES; in
fact we are crowded for space and are
compelled to run a supplement this
week. Don't throw it away for it
contains reading matter Of interest to
you.
Miss Ethel Southland is clerking in
the Mammoth Racket, Mr.. Freeman
says the racket sold over $4,000 more
goods during the present month than
during November last year. The
Racket man wants your trade. Read his
ad.
Saturday evening the G. L. A., gave
mask social which proved grand
success. The attendance was especi-
ally good. Six prizes were awarded as
follows: To the person representing
the handsomest costume, Mrs. G. Nix
on. The most comically dressed per-
son, Mrs. L. Cole; The best dude, Fred
Williams; The most comically dressed
girl under fifteen y ears old, Bessie
Coleman; The most comically dressed
boy under fifteen years old, Ray Cole
The BOBBY prize was awarded to W
W. Reedy.
Mrs. Fl. P. Farrelly entertained II
honor of the Bells Letters Club
Tuesday evening. Her pleasant rooms
were glled with bright, lovely com
pany who enjoyed themselves fully
An enjoyable program was rendered
after which elegant refreshment:
we're served. Those who attended
were Mr.. and Mrs j. 4. Hanna; Mr.
and Mrs. J. f. Roe; Mr.. and Mrs. G
W. Farrelly and daughter, deborah
Miss Myrtle McCune; Mr.. and Mrs
B. J. Justice; Mr.. and Mrs. G. W
Reed and Mrs. Woods, Of Fit. Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Sewell; Mesdame'
Doyle, Moreheart and Coulter.
; A temperance mass meeting wa
held Sunday afternoon at the M. e
church. Mrs. T. Chapman, president
llof the W. O. T. o., took charge OF the
meeting. Rev. Moore, Of the chris
tian church of Humboldt, read the
7 scripture lession after which Rev
Clark, of the U. B. church, led II
prayer. Then came talks by Rev
Banquest, Father McFadden and Mrs
A, o. Grnbb, all of which were full
of enthusiasm and love for the great
cause of temperance. Rev. Stafford
made the closing remarks and an
nounced a meeting for Dec. 10, al
three o'clock at the same place.
The funeral services for Mrs. Name!