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

Fishing parties numerous,
Organize a commercial club,
Gus Brichler is at Kechi Kans.
Miss Alice Biggs called Monday.
Rev. H. NJ. Carr preached at lola
Sunday
W.R. Cline, of Erie was in town
Monday.
Mrs. A. ]. BARLEY Sundayed at
Winfield.
J.B. Bonebrake went to Ottawa
Saturday.
Mrs. Ally Dickinson visited Ottawa
last week.
CLYDE Tomlinson of carlton was in
= town Friday.
Dan Wickard took in the excursion
to st. Louis.
]. W. Buchanan returned from OF
tawa Sunday.
r. ]. Barley made business trip
to Fredonia Monday.
G. P. Swank, of Villas, was in stown
on business Tuesday
Let's try to get canning factory
here before next May
J.J. MCGOWAN was transacting bus
mess in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben d. Butler Sun
dayed with relatives at Hertha.
Fl. L. Reeves who lives west Of town
was in town Saturday and called.
Ed Mecum and wife of Canville twp.
were in town shopping Saturday
Miss Emma Light left Monday for
Carthage, Mo-, to visit her uncle.
P. Hurt is building dwelling for
rent,on his lots on north High Street.
J.B. Ditmars of carlton made US a
pleasant and profitable call Saturday,
Allie Brown attended the Steele
Simmons wedding at Villas last week
G. w. Wayman brought us two
boxes Of very fine blackberries Satur-
day.
N. Diameter was at Chicago last
week buying goods for the Boston
store.
Miss Leila Light returned Sunday
from weeks visit with friends near
Stark.
The male members of the Belize
Lettres Reading Club are talking up a
picnic.
Miss Edna Rilberand is home again
after an extended visit with relatives
in Missouri.
If you do not believe horses are $40
to 1926 higher than they were last year,
try to buy one.
Miss Rose Boman took advantage of
the excursion rates and went to ST.
Louis Saturday.
Col. Sapphar's play, "The German
Volunteer" made financial failure
at lola last week,
Mrs. Winnie Gill, Of Carthage, Mo-,
is in town the guest OF Will Gathers
and other relatives
Rev. B. Kelley preached at the M,
E. church Sunday night. As preach
er Mr.. Kelly is decided success.
q. D. Coulter and wife are home
from their trip to Parsons and have
gone to housekeeping in Fourth ward
Farmers are putting out more Der
ries and paying more attention to
their truck patches-a good way &c
hasten the wave.
Electric belt men gulled few more
of the fellows who are not able to take
their home paper, last Saturday.
\ There's always few left.
7 Born, June 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. j.
w. Gathers, a girl Of regulation weight
and lung power. Mother and child
doing well, and Will is as proud as
peacock.
The A. H. T. A. has its regular
meeting tonight at l. O. o. F. hall. A
full turnout is desired as a number OF
limitations will occur If you are not
a member you should be.
Jas. Mundell was in town Monday
and called. Mr.. M. is the republican
committeeman from Colfax township
and says the republican ticket noni-
mated last Friday will be elected by a
respectable majority.
Our old friend, j. Fred Gunby, OF
Buffalo, was married June Is to Miss
Frances S. Spillman, Of Coyville Mr.
Gunby is assistant cashier Of the Cliff
ton Bank of Buffalo, Kansas, and Miss
Spillman, now Mrs. Gunby, the eldest
daughter of ]. W. Spillman of Web
ster township. Both were born and
reared in Wilson county They went
at once TO housekeeping in Buffalo.