The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-08-27

with some very fine grapes this week,
for which he has our thanks.
Miss Laura Shamrock Of Girard was
the guest of the Misses Leona and
Sylvia Beach the last Of the week.
r. N. Allen, G. M. Dewey and G. S,
Nation were at Erie Tuesday attend
ing the Central Committee meeting.
L. B. Keifer and family left Friday
for Baldwin; Mrs. Keifer and the chill
dren expect to be gone several weeks
Chas. Row, Of Toronto, an extensive
cattle dealer of Greenwood county, was
visiting his brother Enoch and family
last week.
Mrs. w. H. Hose and daughters
Misses Gussie and Lulu left, Friday,
for a visit with relatives in Missouri
and Illinois.
Mrs.J.J Hurt, and her parents Mr
and Mrs.A. Anderson, visited relatives
near Erie over Sunday, and the first
Of the week.
Mrs. Capt. Gibson returned from
Ottawa, Monday, where she has been
helping to wait on her aged mother
who was sick.
Don't forget the excursion to Kan
saS City Sunday August 10Th via.
Santa Fe. So for the round trip.
Everybody is going.
r. P. Carpenter, manager OF the
Forest Oil Co.'S gas in Kansas, was in
Chanute last week, looking after the
plant at this place.
A pleasant afternoon was spent by
the little friends of Ruby and Fern
Ruff, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. O..
Ruff Thursday afternoon.
Misses Mamie Day, Grace Johnson,
ond Mary Reynolds left Tuesday to at
tend the Christian Endeavor conven-
ton held at Girard this week.
Sam Baughman, formerly proprietor
of the west end meat market, was in
> town SATURDAY and called. Mr.. B. is
running a hotel at Yates Center.
Z Misses Grace and Lizzie Neyhard
living west of town, entertained few
n friends Saturday evening. A very
pleasant evening was spent at theiI
home.
Mrs. Jacob Koenig, of st. Paul Wis
: tied relatives in town the latter part
of last week, and the first Of this
. week.
s. 1t will pay you to call at Jones' anc
e see his new pieces of work just finish
{. ed. He calls it enameled water-colol
u and it is the very latest thing in large
u work.
q On next Friday Halls Mammoth
y Show will exhibit afternoon and even
l. ing. This is one Of the best shows or
s. the road, and you cannot afford tt
!. miss it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garvin, father ant
mother of G. P. Garvin, left for thei
= home in Denver, Monday, after a pleas
;, ant visit with their son and family II
this city.
You will be treated we'll if you d.
l. business with the Chanute State Bank
Come in and see us and get acqualn
, ted, whether you have any business t.
!, transact or not.
+. M.Massey, Of this city, is making
~ full arrangements to go to Klondik
= next spring. John is hustler and W
hone he will come home inside of
g wear with his pockets punching GU
,t with gold.
G. II. Wertz, of Cedar Valley, sen
~ TO this office last Friday, the larges
~ peach we have seen this year. 1t wa
free-stone and weighed exactly
70 ounces. Smith Day who brought tn
- neach. owns one of the finest farms i
the Valley.
- Chanute is certainly becoming me
- tronolitan town; we nave water-work'
electric lights, natural gas for heal
10 ing and lighting purposes, telephon
system. a sewer system and the SAINT
Fe division.
i, The Glass of '94 held reunion a
- the home of their classmates, Pea
p" and Allie Young, on Saturday ever
. ing. Prof. S. W. Black met with tn
= class. At late hour, after a tho
oughly jolly evening, they returned
- their homes, hoping for many reunion
10 of this kind.
J. Broderson, who has beer runnin
to foundry here for several years, got
Of lob in the Santa Fe shops at Ottawi
and left with his family for that plaC
or the first of the week. Mr.. B. is a
~ honest Woodworking man, and an e.
cellent citizen, and as such we chez
n fully commend him to the good Cit
r. zens of Ottawa.
Mrs. Arthur Doyle gave fol
no. O'Clock luncheon, in honor of tt
nj bellies Lettres Club and few otht
friends, from to 6, Friday afternoc
~ at her pleasant home onSecond stree
Those nresent were: McSdameS u.