The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-10-29

Will Haney has brought a string of
race horses here from lola and will
winter in Chanute.
r. N. Allen, D. L. Houston and l..
B. Keifer were at Erie on political
business Tuesday.
GeorgeLawrence has bought proper
ty in fourth ward and will soon build
a residence thereon.
Mrs. Mary Elston, of Rural, is in
town visiting her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Emma Bingley.
w. B. Whitaker, j. F. Gunby andJ.
W. hight, of Buffalo, were in town
Monday sightseeing.
r. M. Kline, who run the sRustler
second hand store in the spring, is in
town and may locate.
Don't depend on borrowing the
TIMES, but come in and subscribe; 1T
costs but $1.00 per year.
People who have not attended cir
Gus for years, turned out to see Ring
ling Bros. show Monday.
w. H. Powell, of the firm of d. e.
McClelland & Co., was at Parsons on a
real estate deal Tuesday.
Gas filters are kept busy piping
dwellings for people who desire to use
gas for heating purposes.
Pleas Hurt administered the oath of
Office to some of the new judges and
clerks of the election Monday.
John ]. Anderson, of Independence,
is visiting his son, Conductor Walt An
derson, of this city for few days.
r. B. McCutcheon, editor of the
Longton eleanor was in town We'd
nesday and made us pleasant call.
This dry weather is hard on nursery
men. II it don't rain soon, the fall
deliveries can't be made till spring.
G. N. Lines, Of Villas, one Of our
old Indiana friends was In town Mon
day looking for the white elephant.
Miss Maggie Mccain and sisters,
Misses Dora and frankie, Of Benedict
were in town Monday taking in the
show.
Mrs. E. L. Barnes and daughter,
Miss Bessie. of Thayer, visited F. M.
Dawdy and family the first of the
week.
The roof is on the Second ward
school house; this house will, if moth
ing happens, be ready for occupancy
by December 1st.
Total registration OF the male voters
for this fall election is as follows: 1st
ward 241; I'd ward 269; Sd ward 202; 4th
ward 404; total, 1,116.
S. L. Freidline and family, Jasper
Coats, John L. Gore and Others from
Villas, came to town Monday to see
Ringling's great show.
E. S. Jenkins, of Chetopa-twp., Will
son county, was at the show Monday,
and as usual, called and chatted awhile
with the TIMES editor.
G. W. Isenburg, of Newton, was In
town Tuesday. Mr.. Isenburg has a
good Job with the Santa Fe in the
surveying department.
L. S. Cambern, T. F. RACER, Fred
N. Brelsford, j. W. Anderson and
many others came up from Erie to
attend the circus Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. i. Valentine, Of
Waverly, Kans., returned home Wed
nesday after a weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends in this city.
Frank Smith, of Savonburg, visited
z. H. Ashford and family in third
ward Monday and Tuesday. While
here Mr.. Smith took in the circus.
Rev. H. B. McHugh and wife, the
new U. B. preacher, of carlton, came
to Chanute Monday to attend the big
show. Come again, Brother Nc.
A young man drove one Of R. Doves
livery rigs into sewer ditch Sunday
night, racking the buggy almost into
uselessness and and bruising the hors-
es considerable.
John Tye has rented the Oriental
Livery Stable and will give his entire
attention to boarding horses. John
is good horseman and'will, no doubt,
have good trade.
G.. w. Edwards, who is visiting rela-
tives near Leanna, was a pleasant
caller Saturday. Mr.. Edwards lives
at Ossawotomie and is brother Of
S. Backwards Of Lansing.
Mrs. G. W. Brichler, of Kechi, Kan
sas, is visiting her father, Martin Clat-
felter, south of town, and her husbands
relatives, the Brichler's near Villas,
Wilson county, at present.
Preston Campbell is moving from
his farm near Rest to his Third ward