The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-06-25

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her spring and summer millinery at
unheard of prices to make room for
new fall goods.
DIR. Steele and wife were in town
Saturday; they left Monday for their
future home in Strong City where DR..
S. has his home all furnished and
where he and Mrs, S, will 60 at once
to housekeeping.
Alex Flanagan Of St. Louis is on a
visit to his mother, Mrs. Jane Nc
Clelland who is very sick at the resi-
dence Of her son near Buffalo. Mr..
Flanagan is a half brother to d. E.
McClelland
It. II. Inman who went to Colorado
Springs, Col, some time back for his
health is improving, and his doctor
says he will ultimately fully recover,
but it will take some time.
George McClelland got message Fri
day stating that one of his children
was seriously i'll and left for home at
once. We understand the child is now
out of danger.
r. Dove has bought the w. G. o.
burn livery stock and will continue
the business at The old stand. Mr.
Dove is an experienced liveryman and
will succeed.
d. T. Boner,of Parsons, was in town
Sunday visiting his brother. He at
tended the graduating exercises at
Big Creek Chapel Monday night.
T.Matthews, of Villas passed through
town yesterday enroute for Brazilton,
where he will have charge of the sta
tion as agent and operator.
A fourteen dollar (good as new feed
cutter for five dollars at the Rustler
Second Hand Store. Other goods at
less than one-half value. 6-25
j. P. Shepard, of Pilot Grove, Mo-,
was in town the first of the week visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Hattie M. Sbep-
ard and other relatives.
Miss Eta Boerstler came down
from lola Sunday and attended the
commencement exercises at Big Creek
Chapel Monday night.
w. o. Thomas finished an elegant
barn for Cap. Gibson in Big Creek
twp. last week and is now home to
stay
W. II. Wilson of carlton was In town
Saturday Mr.. Wilson is a lover of
fine horses of which he has a number.
Miss Minnie Stafford is doing the
book keeping for Volk & Miller during
Miss Myrtle McCune's absence.
j. Hudkins went up to lola Monday
and gave the Iolaites few lessons in
the art Of checker playing.
Misses Eta and Vesta Boerstler and
Misses Clara and Hattie Rush were
pleasant callers Tuesday.
M. c. Cowdery, formerly one of
the leading citizens of Buffalo died at
Tulsa, l. T. last Friday.
S. A. Wickard is building an Office
just north of the Bacon block where
he is now located.
Mrs. G. G, McCune returned Sunday
from an extended visit with her
parents at Girard.
The S. Of VS. and LA. S. had a very
pleasant picnic at Garoutte's grove
Wednesday.
Henry Simmons and wife and daugh-
ter Miss Mabel were shopping in town
Saturday
II. L. Freeman is at Chicago this
week, buying goods for the Mammoth
Racket.
Mrs. G. W. Farrelly is attending the
Chautauqua Assembly at Ottawa this
week.
Senator Farrelly and j. f. Roe were
up to Kansas City on business Satur-
day.
Rev. N. L. Vezie and DR.. Jones, OF
carlton, were pleasant callers Tues
day.
Frank Juleson and wife are visiting
in Ottawa and taking in the Chautau.
qua.
Rev. G.. w. Stafford and wife went
up to the Assembly Wednesday.
Mrs. Clay D. Herod of Erie is visit
ing relatives in town this week.
Mrs. p Tharp is at Ottawa this
week attending the Assembly.
1'had Watts and wife Sundayed
with relatives at carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Miller returned
from Ottawa Wednesday,
Miss Edra Portsmouth returned
from Colony Sunday.