The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-02-05
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ell on Friday evening. The first part
of the evening was spent in playing
carroms, later a choice program was
rendered, consisting Of reading reci-
tations and music by the graphone.
At a late hour refreshments were SER
we'd. Those in attendance were: Mr.
and Mrs. G. Reed, 2. Justice, Will Coul-
ter, G. W. Farrelly, S. T. Fyffe, G. S.
Nation, Mrs H. P. Farrelly, Mrs. e.
Sewell, Miss Farrelly, Miss Nellie
Chapel, Miss Ninon Bartl and Frank
Wilson. All report a splendid time.
The Board of Education met Mon
day night in regular session at the Of
fee of the secretary, j. A. Stevens,
with the following members in at
tendance: d. NJ. Kennedy, Virgil
Wilson, Mrs. Frank Hardesty, Thomas
Inman, j. L. Terrell, p. o. Barrels, S.
E. Beach and Mr.. Arthur. Bills for
repairs to school buildings and teach
ers' salaries were allowed. The treas
urer's report showed over 81, 900 on
hand.
The following officers were elected
at the M. E. Sunday school Sunday:
Supt., G. w. Walker; Assistants, Fred
Thomas and W. l.. Miller; Sect, Miss
Sylvia Beach; Treas, d. M. Kennedy;
Chorister, L. B. Keifer; Organist,
Miss Sadie Wsckard. The S. S. is in
a flourishing condition.
There is no doubt that to be deputy
county attorney and police Judge and
be thus enabled to manipulate GRIM
inal case in such way as to collect an
attorneys fee and magistrates fee
in the same case, is position an as
piring young attorney could not help
desiring.
The Chanute Fuel and Light Co..
has filed its charter with the secretary
of state. The following capitalists Of
Chanute are among the directors: J..
J. Hurt, E. e. Ward, Frank Hardesty,
G. N. Lindsay L. B. Keifer and N, W,
Henry.
E. p. Bodle, who makes farming
pay, was in town Monday and Of
course called at the TIMES Office. Mr..
Bodle was one Of the prime movers in
securing the Farmers Institute at
this place, Feb. 16and II.
John Heller is building five room
house on West Third st. This is two
houses bnilt by the judge within the
last six months and twelve since he
has been in town.
Our old friend, Jap Coats, of Villas,
dropped in yesterday. We are inform
ed that Bro. Coats is a candidate for
police Judge at the coming city cleo
tion in Villas.
G. W. Williams went to Hutchinson
Sunday as a delegate to the grand
lodge NJ. W. A. which met at that
place this week.
II. j. Bonebrake, our milk man, call
ed Wednesday and chatted while.
Mr.. Bonebrake's extensive trade keeps
him quite busy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. A, King, Of
Bloomington, ILL.,. formerly of Cha.
mute, Jan. 25,, a son.
U. G. Noble, our good looking west
side butcher, was at Bnffalo on bust
ness Tuesday.
Chas. A. Sprague, of Benedict, was
in town Wednesday, the guest of j.
w. Carroll.
Miss Grace Baker left Wednesday
night for visit with friends at White
Hall, Iii.
G. G. Kemmer, who sells "kitchen
cabinets" was in town Tuesday and
called.
Paul Buchanan, who has been very
sick for two weeks is now improving.
Joe West returned Tuesday from a
visit with his parents in Illinois.
County Surveyor N. V. Cook, of
Erie, was in town Tuesday.
Don't fail to read the hog cholera
remedy in another column.
L. D. Cook, of Wilson Co., was a
pleasant caller Tuesday.
ALI. Gibson, of Urbana, was in town
on business Tuesday.
See the ad of the Bank of Commerce
in another column.
Judge Denious, Of Erie, was on our
streets Tuesday.
Arthur Lodge, of Erie, was in town
on Tuesday.