The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-01-01

Ulls week.
s. f. w. Montague left today for his
duties on the Illinoise Central rail
II road in Chicago, after three weeks
visit with home folks.
!, Read the advertisements in this
paper. These merchants have nice
clean stocks of goods and want you to
y call and examine them.
John O'Connor, principal of the
- schools at Madison, was in town Mon
day enroute for Topeka to attend the
h State Teachers Association.
c. A. Cox went to Pittsburg Satur-
: day on business and attended the
meeting of the bar association of that
S judicial district Saturday night.
Lewis Hartman who has been visit
\ ing his old comrade ]. L. Plummer
for a couple of mouths. retucned to
, his home in INDIANA Wednesday.
w. II. Brown and wife spent Holt
, days in town the guest of their par
ents. They returned to their home
in Neodesha the first of the week.
A. w. Ashcraft left Tuesday for Et,
Scott to attend as a member the an
nual session of the auditing committee
of the books of the Supreme Lodge of
Select Friends.
ia. IIutchings of St, Paul, one of
the leading republicans of this county
stopped from Sunday to Monday with
Dr.. e. B. Park and family; he was on
his way to Kansas City.
Samiel Baughmau, of Neodesha. one
of the leading republicans of Wilson
county together with his wife, spent
Christmas in town the guest of John
Baughman and family.
Dan Bloomheart, of the firm of
Bloomheart, Wright & Co., left Mon
day night for short visit with VIM,
Dofsker, of Medford, Oklahoma. Mrs.
Bloomhcart accompanied him.
Lieutenant Alfred Safer, ofthe 18th
infantry, who has been visiting rela-
tieys here for the past month, return
ed to his regiment, at Fort Porter
near Buffalo N. Y, last Saturday.
Col, O. H. Coulter, of The Western
Veteran, was in town Monday and
called; the Col. is an enthusiastic G..
A. r. man and is whooping things up
for the encampment which meets
here I'M April.
G. G. Keener, Of Thayer, called
Wednesday and paid subscription up
to date on the TIMES and says keep it
it comming. Mr.. Kcener left yester-
day for a ten days visit, with rela-
tiyes in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
Married, at the home Of the brides ,
parents Christmas eve, Mr. j. II. I
Boggs to Miss Ida Boerstler; Date
Boerstler acting as groomsman and |
Miss Laura Twilly as bridesmaid, Rev
NJ. U, Ramsberg officiating. After
the ceremony the guests partooll of a {
bountiful supper. t
j. Bowman came in from Garnett {
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Bowman t
has nurchosed the grocery store of c
Il. Frewcrt and is ut present invoice n
ing and viii continue the business nj O
the old stand, Mr.. Bowman is a Il
thorough business man and will no c
doubt have a good trade, 5
The Elite Pleasure Club gave an !
other Of their club dances at Williams j
hall Tuesday night. AS usual there
was a large attendance and all enjoy
ed themselves hugely. This organi- c
cation is composed of the leading
young people of the town and their !
parties are always successful.
Neosho Post 100 G, A. r., The W. i
r. c. and S. of VS.. will hold a joint
installation and a basket supper at :
Masonic Hall Saturday night. Each =
lady is requested to bring a basket =
with supper for two, which the Boys !
will buy at % cents each, the proceeds =
80 be divided up among the three or
dcrs.
Dale Geer of Gridley, who was the h
leading pitcher of the Texas base ball +
league last year, but finished the sea- n
son with Cleveland, Ohio, in the Nat !,
ional league spent Christmas with Z
his sister, Mrs. Ed Portsmouth. Mr.. +
Geer is at present student at the -
Lawrence University, but will play +
ball with Cleveland again next year. l,
Having purchased the Vidctte- II
Times, including its subscription list s.
and good will, l cordially ask the pa G.
irons to call and get acquainted and a
check up and see how we stand. u "
you have not the money t. lly up a
it is al right, but if is od idea to
see how we sta lhe "Times" olli- W
ce is located just east of the Santa Fe W
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The directors of the Chanute Agri- a
CULTURAL dlIi al IA duu living AS IL
ISOLATION met Wednesday and elected
the following officers for the ensuing h
year: Lem Cole, president; Tim Gun d
vice president; r. N. Allen, c.
treasurer Aug. Barrels, secretary.
This core of officers is all right and G
Chanute will have bigger fair than c.
ever next year. t.
Paul Fisher. one Of the pioneers of a
Allen CO., died at his home in Hum .
boldt Wednesday after long illness. )
Mr.. Fisher was careful and shrewd Il
man and had accumulated d
quite goodly amount Of this worlds .
goods; he was philanthropic and en- =
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