The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-01-15


ed stenographer at-large Of the Sen.
ate and went up Monday to assume
his duties.
j. B. Lynch of Lansing, was in town
Wednesday. He Will remove with
his family to Chanute about the first
of February.
The S. Of VS.. were never in a
healthier condition then now. New
members are going into the order at
each meeting.
II. j. Hudson Of Fredonia, passed
through town Saturday enroute for
Topeka. jeff is receptive candidate
for U. S. Senator.
Misses Maud and Eta Harding, who
have been visiting friends in the city
for few days, returned to their home
in Topeka Tuesday.
U. G. Noble is conducting a couple
Of singing schools in the country near
Chanute at present. Mr.. Noble is a
singer for your whiskers.
J. H. Frellman and wife were at
Cherryvale Tuesday attending the
funeral of a Mrs. Moore, formely an
employe of Mr.. Frellman.
Mrs. Katie Hodges and Miss Roy
Ster will entertain the G.. B. Club and
a few invited guests, tonight, at the
residence of Mrs. Hodges.
A gentleman, named Meade of Ar
gentine, was in town the first of the
week figuring on an ice plant. Where
was the commercial club?
Luther Lynch Of Vinita I. T. was in
town the first of the week visiting rela-
tives. He went to Lansing with his
uncle, j. B.Lynch Wednesday.
August Carlson was in town Satur-
day with his son Alvin, whom he is
getting ready for school at Ottawa.
He will take business chourse.
Mr.. and Mrs. KINNEY received a
telegram announcing the birth of a
fine boy in the household of their son,
A. T., who is railroading in Louisiana.
G. E. Hicks was in town Monday
and called. Mr.. Hicks had a valuable
bay yearling colt walk off and leave
him last week for which he advertises.
Important business is to be trans
acted at the X. P. Hall tonight. All
members who can are requested to at
tend. w. Heminger, X. of R. & S.
Mrs. S. w. Foster and daughter have
moved to town and have taken rooms
with D. E. Moorey on north High
their residence property
is vacated.
The members of Big Creek Chapel
and other friends presented Mrs.
wife of Rev, NJ. U. Rams
burg, our circuit minister, a beauti-
full carpet last week.
John Hanson died at his home
about four miles west of town Sun
day, after long illness. The remains
were inferred in the Catholic cemetery
at this place, Tuesday.
From the Topeka Capital we learn
that w. H. Ruff who was manager of
the last years ball team is working up
an interstate league of which To-
peka is to be a member.
Peter Hanson Of this place and Miss
Fannie Nelson of Parsons, were unit
ed in marriage at the Catholic church
Monday at o'clock a. m. Rev. Faith
,r Weykman officiating.
Hon. j. M. Dunsmore the "Bali Hor-
let" has been chosen sergeant at
lrms of the L. house Of representati-
yes. Dunsy did lot of chasing be-
ore he finally landed an Office.
j. L. Bivens, one Of the leading
business men of Colony, committed
uicide last week by cutting his throat
With a razor. Mr.. Bivens leaves a
wife and a number of small children.
Miss Matte Light received the
,rize offered by the Parsons school of
hort hand for the pupil from Chanute
making the greatest progress. The
,rize consisted of neat book on short
land.
Billie Baughman sold his interest
n the Mitchell restaurant Monday to
IOnt Mitchell. Mont will continue
he business and will continue to run
S neat house as can be found in
southern Kansas.
Sergeant S. Houston Carr is one of
he most enthusiastic workers in camp
70. 6. Sons of Veterans of this place
nd deserves much credit for assist
ng the captain of the camp in Great
ng an interest among the subordinate
flores.
j. T. Cooper one of the most eff
lent Dist. clerks Wilson Co. ever had,
assed through town Monday enroute