The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-09-17

week, where Mr.. w. has job as car
penter at the asylum.
Miss Belle Mourning, returned to
her home. in Moran, Saturday, after
spending several months with her sis
ter, Mrs. ]. L. Lyen in this city.
Don't forget to read the ads in this
issue. Our hustlng realestate men,
d. E. McClelland, ands beatty & Nash
have special bargains to offer you.
The 18th, district meeting Knights
of Pythias occures at Parsons next
week, the D, and %, inst. Quite a
crowd of boys from this place will go.
The -Morris-Hope trial came
up Monday before Judge Stevens
Bliss and Hope were. each given 90
and Morris 80 days in the county jail.
The old reliable State Bank has in
creased its business each month since
it begun. Come in and get acquainted.
We will treat you right. tt
O Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Barker and John
Vincent returned to Girard, the last
of the week, after a pleasant visit
with C. C. Mcclure and family in this
city.
Neosho Post, The w. r. c., S. of v.
and L. A. S., will hold an open meet
ing az Masonic hall, Saturday night.
All old soldiers and their families are
invited
Mrs. Percy Craig, of Kansas City,
visited friends in this city the past
week. Mrs. Craig is daughter of c.
C. Simmons, formerly resident OF
this place.
The conference board of church eX-
tentions of South Kansas conference,
met in this city, Tuesday. Quite a
mum Der of ministers frorl out of town
were in attendance.
Rev. John T. Curtis preached his
farewell sermon at the Presbyterian
church last sunday. We are sorry to
have Rev. Curtis and his estimable wife
depart from our city.
The Patriarchs of America will have
a banquit Saturday night. All mem
bers are invited to be present. A num-
Der of the members from Thayer will
visit us on that night.
Prof. H. C. Ford was in town a
sho% time Wednesday, on his way
home from Parsons. The Girard
schools, of which Prof. Ford is Super
intendent commence Monday.
The editor hereof, recognizing the
farmer as the true plutocrat and
wanting to keep up with the process
ion has purchased 200 acre farm in
Big Creek twp, eight miles east of
Chanute.
Mrs. Tydeman wishes to announce
that her trimmer, Miss Odell is in the
east posting up on the styles in fall
millinery. Her stock of millinery will
be in next week. Look out for her ad
at that time.
Rev. ]. r. Chambers, of Yates Cen
tire, passed through town Monday on
his way to Pittsburg to attend the
u. B. Conference. Mr.. Chambers
formerly lived on farm near Ward,
in Wilson county.
Emanuel Bell, second son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Bell, of west second street
was married Monday TO Blanche Way
man, the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Wayman. They will live
in Chanute this winter.
Dora Herod will have the first of
his series of stock sales, Saturday the
18th, inst. at Strickland's barn. Quite
a lot of stock and implements have al
ready been listed with Mr.. Herod and
they are still coming.
Don't forget the M. w. of A. picnic
in Big Creek, tip. on Saturday, the Is,
inst. H. P. Farrelly, S. c. Ritter and
w. H. Nation will make speeches.
This is an all days basket picnic to
which every body is invited.
The latest and newest design in mar
BILE works by the new cutter is under
construction at Usher's Marble Works.
It's something only skill and art can
master. 1t will be finished by Satur-
day, and all people that are interested
in art or marble work are invitdd to
inspect the same. If.
The gentlemen selling the National
Fence Machine report a good bust
ness at this place. These gentlemen
are not selling patent rights, or terri
tory, but are simply selling the ma
chimes and they are here to show you
how they work, and put them agoing