The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-10-22
Local News.

Still we have cool nights and hot
days.
Everybody will be at the circus
Monday
DR.. Riley, of carlton, was in towr
Tuesday.
Altoona is trying to arrange fol
natural gas.
Ed McClane has been appointed as
night watch.
Don't forget to turn out on election
day and vote.
r. N. Allen and family are visiting
in Topeka this week.
Section foreman Yockey, of Shaw
was in town Sunday,
Dan Bloomneart is building an adj
dition to his dwelling.
J. f. Tomlinson is building three
houses in fourth ward.
f. B. Jones, of Colfax-tp., was in
town on business Monday.
DR.. Brown was at Buffalo on pro-
feSSiOnal business Monday.
L. j. Thompson, of carlton, made
US a substantial call Tuesday.
G. G. Bowman who teaches at Rural
was pleasant caller Monday.
Lots Of fakirs in town and country
wanting to enlarge pictures.
Our old friend Jas. f. Givens, OF
Rest, was pleasant caller Monday.
w. F. Taylor bought new Flint
wagon Of Colaw & Colaw last week.
DR.. Steinberger and wife of Erie,
were in town between trains Monday.
J. M. Luckey, of Ward, P. o. candi-
date for surveyor was caller Monday.
G. G. Keener, of Thayer, attended
the reunion at Leavenworth last week
County Atty Cline had lots of bust
ness in Chanute the first of the week.
W, f. Glessman and ]. f. Shoemak-
er of Shaw was pleasant callers Fri
day.
Jas. McKeever had a nephew from
Andrews, Ind, visiting him over Sun
day.
Rev. Walter Tanner, of Neodesha,
passed through town Monday, enroute
for Erie.
Mrs. has. Hutchinson went lowell
ington Monday for short visit with
relatives.
J. T. Rice, who lives on the north
line Of Erie-tp was pleasant caller
Tuesday.
Beatty & Nash sold N. Diameter a
fine residence property in third ward
Monday.
This is the last day in which to
register if you desire to vote at the
fall election.
J.C. Williams, of Rosedale, is in
town this week fixing up his third
ward property.
The slight sprinkle Monday night,
shows at least that it has not forgot
ten how to rain.
Many reports comes Of cattle hav-
ing died from the effects of eating
second growth cane.
w. G. Ashcraft and wife of New
ton are in the city, the guests of A.
W. Ashcraft and family.
Don't fail to attend the A. H. T.
A., meeting tonight. The new Sec
ret work will be exemplified.
Alex Nash. of the firm of Beatty &
Nash has moved his family to this
ity,and is locat' lin the Second ward
j. W. Arthurs returned Saturday
from Leavenworth, where he had been
attending the soldiers reunion.
Misses Frank Halves and Winifred
Steinberger, of Erie, spent Sunday
with Miss Louise Parsons south of
town.
Judge Leander Stillwell passed
through town Monday, 'enroute for
Andarko, Okla, to visit an old army
friend.
LulUOI VI W. DCWCy 10 Ou IHS olCh
list this week, but is still around at
tending to his duties as editor of the
Tribune.
Beatty & Nash moved their Office in
to the old Chanute National Bank
building, opposite the TIMES office
this week.
Mrs. Joe Stoner who went TO Wichi-
ia few weeks ago In the hopes Of
benefiting her health is reported as
improving.
H. z. Farrelly informes us that his
horse Joe, that was hurt in the run
away some time ago is improving and
will recover.
B. F. futile, living near Ridge, is
the proud father of fine boy, which
made his appearance last Friday, so
says DR.. Brown.
Trade with Chanute's merchants
who advertise They have new fresh
goods and tell you about them through
the columns of Chanute's papers.
Mrs. Swiler, of Rest, who has been
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