The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-11-26

town Tuesday and as usual called on
the TIMES.
A.. o. Grub is putting shelving in
his business room on west Fourth
street and will soon open up a hard
ware store in the same.
Mrs. A. Sailor went to Erie Friday
afternoon, for the purpose of inspect
ing the Ladies Aid, of the S. of ", at
that place.
M. X. Dixon, of near Altoona, was
in town again Saturday and called.
Mr.. Dixon is one of the best farmers
in Wilson county.
B. H. Ashford has accepted posit-
ion with the Forest Oil Company at
the Regulator Gas House just out side
of the city limits.
J. A. Gardner, who has been suffer
ng from cancer for some time, is
growing constantly worse with little
or no hope of recovery,
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Steadman, have
moved to this city from Emporla.
Mrs. Steadman is daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Joseph McCreary.
Eliwood,Rush was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Rush will have mammoth stock
sale at his farm two miles north of
Shaw, Monday the Goth inst.
In another column will be found a
hog cholera remedy. 1t is said to be
very good one; cut it out and paste
it away for future reference.
G. fryer, manager of the New
Method Laundry, went to Kansas
City Wednesday night to attend the
football game there yesterday.
A. G.. Nelson prosperous swedish
farmer of Swede Center, was a caller
Saturday. Mr.. Nelson workes for a
living and talks politics for fun.
George L. Taylor living six miles
east of town called Monday. Mr.. Tay-
lor has a bran new boy at his house
and of course is feeling very proud.
The Cbanute schools closed Wednes-
day evening for the rest of the week
to give the pupils an opportunity to
enjoy Thanksgiving TO its full extent.
John Powell, living northeast OF
town was in town Tuesday. Mr..
Powell had his gun pointed the right
way during the late unpleasantness.
There was afternoon meetings held
at the M. E. church during the week.
At the evening meetings, they have
had good attendance and increasing
interest.
We published the official vote of
Neosho and Wilson counties couple
of weeks ago; we run off few on tag
board; subscribers can have copy by
calling for same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Baughman
are rejoicing over the advent of a
bouncing boy at their house. He
made his appearance Sunday and has
concluded to stay.
Griffin g. Son are doing a fine bust
ness at their feed mill, in fact their
business has grown to such an extent
that they were compelled to enlarge
the mill. They grind all kinds Of
feed and do it according to orders.
F. B. Jones brought in the part of
spring seat that was mentioned as
lost in the last weeks TIMES. Almost
everybody within fifteen miles Of Cha
mute reads the TIMES; it pays to ad-
vertise in this paper.
Henry Kern, of Colfax-tp., went
over to Fredonia Tuesday to look up
the title to piece Of land he recently
purchased. Mr.. Kern already had an
excellent quarter section but wanted
the other parcel of land because it
"joined" him.
The mask social given by the L. A.
S., Of S. of VS.. at Masonic Hall Mon
day evening was well attended and
patronized. Many new and comical
costumes were introduced by the con-
testants for the prizes offered. De-
licious refreshments were served after
unmasking Of which all INDUCED with
relish.
J.D. Ogden, Of Pleasant Valley-tp.
Wilson county, was in town Satur-
day. Mr.. Ogden and family left the
first of the week for Santa Anna,
California where they will
make their future home. Wilson-co.,
contained no better citizen than J..
d. Ogden. The TIMES will keep them
posted to the happenings of 1.-TWO
Counties"
Joel Griffin, of Clayton, ILL.,, called
on the TIMES people Saturday. Mr..
Griffin owns 440 acres of very fine land
in Cedar Valley, Wilson-co., and
comes here once year to look after