The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-03-05
CORRESPONDENCE.
News From the Seats OF
Neosho and Wilson
Counties.
Items from Other Points OF Int
crest Tributary to Chanute.

Tuesday, March End, 1871. H.
Bell, clerk Of court went to st. Pau
on business, Wednesday.
G. E. Allison, editor of the Sentinel
left Monday for the "pen."
j. M. Allen, banker, is attending
q legislature at Topeka this week.
Miss Anna Denison returned home
after two weeks visit in Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. o. DEMONS entertained
the Crokinole Club at their home Fri
day evening.
f. S. Wilson, the clothier. was visit
ing with relatives in McCune the first
of the week.
d. E. McClelland of Chanute, was
in the city Thursday looking after
legal business.
W. F. Henderson, of the firm Of w.
F. Henderson g. Co., went up to Ft.
Scott Sunday to serve on the Grand
Jury in the U. S. court.
Misses Rosa and Edith Green, the
former who is teaching school at Stark
and the latter at Thayer, spent Sun
day with their father J. M. Green.
d. BloOmheart, Chas. BlOomheart,
Mary Bloomheart, Grant Herod, B. M.
Smith, Geo. II. White, B. f. Shinn and
G. A. Cox were looking after business
matters in the probate court Thursday
last.
William Swift Of st. Paul was ar
ranged before Justice Spoonenberger
Monday evening charged with embez-
ellment, by Johnson s. Kyle. Hegave
bond and his preliminary is set for
Thursday.
Misses Lizzie LaBar and Jennie Har-
baugh, the former stenographer for
Foley Railway Printing company, and
Sthe latter attending the business col
Nge of Parsons, spent Sunday with
their respective parents In this city.
The stock of hardware owned by A.
G.. Bardwell was taken charge of by
Allen & Allen last Wednesday to
satisfy chattel mortgage amounting
to $4,000. J. F. s. Clay Allen are man.
aging affairs. Mrs. Mary D. Bardwell
also holds chattel mortgage in the
sum Of $4,000.
The case Of Malley and johnson VS..
Kelsey and Mckay, in which the plain
tiffs claimed that they had decided a
certain store room containing stock
of goods situated in Kimball, to the
defendants with the understanding
that they was to deed it back at their
purchase price at certain time, and
failing to execute the contract, the
plaintiffs ask the court to take charge
of the stock until they could have a
final hearing, and in which the defen-
dants claim that they are the lawful
owners of said store and stock of goods
claimed therein, came up Friday be-
fore Judge Stillwell at chambers.
The same was taken under advisement
until Saturday when the following
opinion was given: That the court
would not appoint receiver of the
stock, but would require the defen-
dants to give bond until final hearing.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
J.SSW. Weddle Stark, 81,
M9ble ]. Bost, " %.
I. d. Boschert Chanute, 36,
Ella Huey %.
Shephen McLaren Villas, 20,
Dora Rowani Chanute, 20.
NEW CASES.
j. E. N. Tharp VS.. A. w. Ashcraft,
Lucy A. Ashcraft and Marion Cook,
action brought on "a promissory note
amounting to $3.50.
Interstate Mortgage Trust Co., VS.,
Joseph McAlister ct al, foreclosure;
Consideration $3.50.
Harry H. Furguson, vs.. Minnie Fur
guson. Action brought by plaintiff |
asking for divorce on the grounds Of
cruelty. neglect of duty, abandonment
etc.
Sarah A. Welch, VS.. Supreme Lodge
of Patriarchs of America. Action
brought asking for the payment OF a
certain Beneficiary Certificate; plain
! tiff claiming the same having became
due upon the death Of her son c. o.
Welch about fourteen months past.
Carrie Ritz, VS.. Edmund Ritz. Ac-
! tion for divorce brought by plaintiff on
! the grounds Of neglect of duty, aban-
\ donment, ETC., also asks for the care |
and custody of child.
The Missouri, Kansas " Texas Ry.
Co, VS.. c. F. Prange, sheriff ct al. Ac-
tio9 brought asking for a temporary
res raining order restraining Neosho
cohnty'from collecting certain taxes'al- |
legged to be illegal. The same was gram
ted at chambers. Papers filed for
permanent injunction.