The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-01-08
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w Ill, DlNlu Was up lIOul Iudyol
yesterday.
Mat Heller has returned to college
at Chicago.
Sheriff Prange was in town on bust
ness Monday.
G. r. Snyder and wife are visiting
relatives in Erie.
Harry Prange went down to Erie
yesterday afternoon.
b. f. Gates went to Humboldt
on business Monday.
Squire ]. B. Beatty transacted bust
ness in Erie Tuesday.
The new county officers will take
their places Tuesday.
Mrs. Levi Rosenthal returned Sun
day from Kansas City.
Miss Lulu Beymer spent holidays
with relatives in Oswego.
The Misses Tully entertained few
friends Tuesday evening.
Read our country correspondence.
What da you think of it?
DIR. W. A. lies, Of Urbana, was in
town yesterday and called.
A Ladies' Aid Society will be organ
lied here within short time.
Mrs. r. Q. Rawlings and daughter
limo returned from Chicago Sunday.
e. p. Burriss Sundayed with old
friends in and near Galesburg.
John Roe went to Erie Saturday
afternoon and returned Sunday.
John Hail. of Erie, passed through
town Monday enroute for Topeka.
Jas. McKeever went to Kansas
City Saturday, returning Monday.
Atty. j. B. f. Gates went to Neode-
sha on legal business this morning.
Bert Colaw went to Rest last night
to attend party at his uncle Ben's'
Mrs. Ellis Valentine and son are
visiting friends at Halls Summit, Kas.
Mrs. J. j. Jones entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon Reading Club this
week.
Miss Jessie Hamilton is enjoying a
vacation, visiting friends at Moran,
Kansas.
Get ready for the G. A. r. encamp-
ment which meets here the last week
in April.
G.. d. Holman and Henry Elliott
visited friends in and around Fredonia
last week.
Hoyt Gates returned to Lawrence
Monday, after spending holidays with
his parents.
]. w. Buchanan and wife spent Holt
days at Niotaze, Kan, visiting the
latter's sister.
Geo. E. Smith and r. E. Greenwich,
Of st. Paul. were in town, Monday,
between trains.
f, M. Groome visited relatives and
friends near Mound City, Linn, Co.
during holidays.
Mrs. Retta Smith, of La Harp,
spent holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Bartl of this city.
Mrs. W. S. Joyce was taken danger
ously sick last week, but at this writ
ing is some better.
Revival meetings are in progress at |
all the protestant churches in town,
except the Christian.
Miss Forum, of Earltcn, spent the
holiday week in town, the guest of
j. J. Moffitt and wife.
Miss Edith Green returned to Thay-
er Sunday after spending holidays
with relatives in Erie.
County treasurer H. nj. Wilson and
ex-treasurer Geo. East of Wilson Co.
were in town Wednesday.
Read this issue of the TIMFs and
then loan it to your neighbor. 1t is
good thing; push it along.
L. B, Keifer and family spent New
Years with Mrs. Keifer's parents at
Lenexa, Mo-, returning Monday.
DR.. Brown went to Erie Wednesday
IN his official capacity as member of
Jhe board of pension examiners.
Jacob Hunt, enc of the best county
iuperintendents Neosho county ever
lad was in town awhile Tuesday.
]. M. Stuart, father of Mrs. S. G.
returned from visit at
lis old home in Illinois Wednesday,
Judge Shinn is all $4,000 and
is little steep, but GER
ain kinds of amusement come high
anyway.
The Wednesday Afternoon Reading
Tub met with Mrs. Arthur Doyle this
week. The program was an interest
ng one. =