The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-04-23

Erie Wednesday April Il, lo9i.-lra
Garvin returned home Friday, last,
: from Oswego where he has been act
ing as night operator for the Katy.
E.B. Rail and Sam'l Bender of Kim
ball were attending court the latter
part of the week.
John f. Roe and wife of Chanute
spent Easter with friends and rela-
tives id this city.
The Ladies of the M. E. church gave
an Easter supper in the Steinberger
building Saturday night.
DR.. H. G.. Steinberger Of Coffeyville
is visiting his brother DR.. l. Stein
berger in this city this week.
G. E. Locke, the efficient and accom-
odating Deputy Register of Deeds was
reading signs in Walnut, Sunday.
David Halfn, a we'll known carpen-
ter of this city is very low with Pneu-
monia. There seems to be no hope for
his recovery
We have heard Of summer resorts,
but never before heard of Sunday
resort until G. E. Locke began Sunday
trips to Walnut.
FL. Benedict of Hastings, Nebras-
ka, who was visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Benedict last week, re-
turned home Friday night.
H. Loege, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stillwell
Miss Jennie Harbaugh and G. S. Den
nison went to Chanute today noon to
attend the Encampment. Quite a
crowd will go up tomorrow.
The following attorneys have been
in attendance to court during the past
week: John J. Jones, H. P. Farrelly,
c. A. Cox and B. F. Shinn of Chanute,
and w. d. Atkinson, T. N. Sedgwick
and G. H. Kimball of Parsons.
Erie is very we'll supplied with den
lists this week. Drs. f. E. Doering OF
Coffeyville, A. R. Goddard Of Olathe,
W. E. Cutler of st. Paul and --
Means of Garnett are all in the city.
rhe two latter have located here.
We understand that A. j. Huffman
brother to Mrs. J. J. Stratton of this
city who was injured with the cyclone
recently at Chandler, Okla, by hav-
ing his hand crushed, is seriously ill;
blood poisoning having set lin Oh his
wound.
Mable Wilson, infant daughter of
Geo w. Wilson met with very pain
full accident Saturday. While sitting
on the floor near the cook stove play
ing, her mother accidentally tipped a
dishpan of hot water on her, scalding
her very severely all over her right
side. She is much better at this wri-
ting.
Misses Rena Prange, Blanche Har-
baugh, Effie Mason and Lizzie Cradle,
Mesdames j. w. Sullivan, M. H. Ken
nedy and A. H. Osborn, and Messrs f.
E. George, F. o. Lodge, Harry Garvin
G. S. Dennison and ]. @. Dennious
were among the many who spent Eas-
ter in st. Paul.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Irwin G. Martin, Chanute, q.
I1o NJ DorEar nnHpn Utah. ~.
Geo B. Singleton, Walnut, %.
Eta Kendall, st. Paul, IL.
Lawrence B. Guy, Stark, %.
Castella Nungester, Erie, H.
NEW CASES.
The Travellers Ins. Cows Joel Met
calf ct al foreclosure.
The State of Kansas VS.. ]. Ii. Rickle.
Burglary.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
J. w. Wagner and wife to P. M.
Rodecker, wd ei nw4 and lots 1 ard 2,
81 30 10 $4,000.
Silas Hummer to Willwilla Jarrett,
wd WI nw4 "a % Is $500,
John Lucas and wife to Silas 0. Nc
Evers, wd Ell net less acres, s 30 q
$500.
John Herbert, Trustee, to Henry A.
Wiman, Trustee, ,wd swt nw9 and lot 4,
% 10 81.
J. H. Goddard and wife to j. r. An
tram, &c d swi "a 20 Is $4,000,
H. f. Hentzen and wife to H. L.
Harbaugh, &C d lots 2, 3 and 4 blk "a
Erie 81.
H. L. Harbaugh and wife to f. 5.
Harbaugh. wd lots 2, 3 and 4, blk "a
JErie 500.
A. R. Hall and wife to David NJ.
Daugherty, wd set % 20 10 $500.
Anna Frazer to Geo. NJ. StOltz. q d
vi nwf % 20 q $1,000.
Eva S. Fyffe and hus. to Kate Pau