The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-02-26


J. B. Lynch Sr, returned Wednesday
to his home in Missouri.
See the "Farmers' Account Book, "
which we are giving away.
J. B. Ditmars, of carlton, was in
town on business Tuesday.
Charley Hardness bought horses at
Ottawa, the first Of the week.
Roy Van Orman Sundayed with his
sister, Mrs. Barney near Stark.
o. V. Small of Oklahoma Ter, for
merly of Fredonia was in town Wednes-
day.
Frand Bardwell Of Erie, passed
through town yesterday, enroute for
lola.
Mrs. ]. B. f. Gates returned Monday
from visit with friends in Kansas
City.
A. Inesburg left Tuesday for a visit
with relatives at his former home in
Illinois.
Conductor Shannahan, who formerly
lived in the Second ward was in town
Saturday.
The Elite Pleasure Club will give
their last ball for the season on next
Monday night.
Mrs. J. A. Wells of Erie was in town
yesterday visiting Capt. G. w. John
ston and family.
Ben. Roe who is teaching at Urbana
visited his brother John F. Roe of the
Blade Saturday.
City Marshal Gilchrist went to Hum
boldt Monday to look after some al
legged chad men"
Miss Tarvin, who teaches at Earl
ton, was in town Saturday visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. j. Mofitt.
Mrs. G.. r. Hurt left Monday for
Kansas City and ST. Louis to lay in
her spring stock Of millinery.
Mrs. j. w, Pratt left wednesday for
an extended visit with relatives at her
old home at Bedford, Indiana.
Nellie, the two-year-old daughter of
LAWYER G. A. Cox. has been quite sick
for several days, but is improving.
Miss Pearl Hunt Of Fredonia came
in yesterday, and is the guest of Jesse
Parsons and family south Of town.
The four-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Tressler died Sunday and was
buried Monday in ElmwOod cemetery.
M. T. Jones spent Sunday with his
family. Mrs. Jones accompanied him
to Topeka, where he returned Mon
day.
Miss Alta Hardman returned to her
home in Erie Monday; after pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. Art Gill
christ.
Sam'l Baughman, of Neodesha, was
in town Wednesday. Mr.. B. likes
Chanute and we would like to see him
locate here.
Miss Clara Rush returned to Parsons
Monday, after two weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and. Mrs. Zeb. Rush
of this city.
Clarence Franklin was severely cut
in the back Saturday night by Charley
Reece. 1t is claimed that the boys
were playing.
We are prepared to do your job prin-
ting in careful way. Come in and
see us when you need anything in the
printing line.
Postmaster G.. W. Farrelly was at
Topeka the latter part of last week in
the interest of Frank Bacon who wants
a Job under Leedy.
Miss Clara KINNEY left Wednesday
for St. Louis to lay in spring stock Of
millinery goods, and learn the new
STYLES of trimming.
The Belles-Lettres Reading Club
met Monday with Mrs. c. S. Nation.
The open meeting will be held at Mrs.
G. w, Reeds tomorrow night.
Bridges & Sauer have their meat
market almost complete and will move
in the first of the week. They will
have one of the finest shops in Kansas.
CO. Nelson Of Neosho Valley, called
and left on our table couple of arti-
chokes. Mr.. Nelson raises them for
his hogs, and considers them excellent
food.
r. O. Reeves of Fit. Riley, Kans., is
in town, the guest of A. H. Reeves,
and other relatives. He will leave for
San Francisco, California in the near
future.
W ]. Young and o. E. Evans, of
Neodesha, were in town "Wednesday
interviewing the officers and members
of the Chanute Light and Fuel 20.
with reference to procuring gas for
heating and lighting our city.