The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-03-19
Local News.

L. @. Reece of carlton called Mon.
day,
Mrs. Clay d. Herod is visiting in this
city.
w. p. Hazen of Pittsburg visited
Capt. G.. w. Johnson and family this
week.
Chanute will soon have two blood
hounds.
+. b. Jones made us profitable call
Monday.
Ed Lamm, of carlton, was in town
Tuesday.
A new desk adorns the Delmonico
hotel office.
c. f. Prange was III town on bust
ness Tuesday.
See the ad of L. S. Rilbernd in an
other column.
Mrs. S. S. Warner returned to st.
Paul Tuesday.
See the ad Of Mrs C. NJ. Hurt in an
other column.
Judge Stillwell is holding c curt at
lola this week.
Seth j. Wells, of Erie, was a pleas
caller Tuesday.
Miss Tennie Thomas returned from
Topeka Monday.
Miss Emma Cave returned from ST. |
(Paul Saturday.
Rev. Sparks and wife returned from
Pittsburg yesterday.
Rev. Bernard Kelly was in town be-
tween trains Tuesday
G. NJ. Coffman of Galesburg was in
town Saturday night,
Delos Johnson of Rollin was in town
Wednesday and called.
For fresh bulk garden seeds go to X.
G. Cash Store. 3-5 If.
Miss Ethel Wherritt is visiting rel
atives at Erie this week.
A number of buildings are going up
in different parts of town
Farmers should SOW some tame grass
for late and early pasture.
County Surveyor M. Cook was in
town Saturday on business.
II. P. Farrelly and NJ. t. Jones got
home from Topeka Monday.
See the statement of the First Nat
ional Bank in another column.
George Hole and Mary Belle were
quietly married Saturday night.
Atty. j. L. Dennison, Of Erie, was !
in town a few minutes Tuesday. |
Arthur Carter made his regular semi t
monthly visit to Thayer Sunday.
ATTORNEY j. j. Jones attended 6
court at lola Monday and Tuesday. |
e. f. Maxwell, of Rest, was in town G
Friday, and made us friendly call. S
j. II. Roe moved up from Erie Mon {
day. He is located in the Third ward. 2
Dora Herod and family have gone to t
house keeping on South Depot street. e
Mrs. R. G. Rawlings, who has been v
i'll, is reported much bet S
ter. d
Charles Benedict of Erie came in
yesterday to see his son G. e. Bene- o
dit. n
r. n. Allen attended the NJ. e. con- u
ference at Pittsburg, returning Mon n
lay.
Mrs. L. Stilwell, of Erie, spent Of
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs Gala V
lam, X
2 The O. S. f. of this city will have f
,asket social the first Tuesday in pl
April. hi
DR.. Brown attended the meeting of hi
he pension examining board at Erie
" 4dnesday.
The Bellies Lettres Reading Club IN
net Wednesday afternoon with Miss I'll
Jinon Bartl. th
Mrs. Susan Mosley, mother of S. A. WI
Yickard left for her home in Sum ner is
Ounty Wednesday. WI
You can't afford to miss TheGerman
'olunteer at the opera house tonight 81
nd tomorrow night. tW
A. Hadeen, the Villas section fore m;
ian, made US a pleasant as we'll as
call Tuesday. 500
Mrs. Lyen has rented the Durham loV
lilding and will soon occupy it with an
stock of millinery goods. ass
Rev. John Curtis has been secured ass
7 the Presbyterian congregation of or
lis place for the ensuing year. ha
1 have an excellent small farm for Ma
ent. Call at my blacksmith shop. ]
3-15 If. ALEX. BAIRD. Shi
Mrs. Fred Hutchings, who has raj
en- visiting the family of DR.. Park, the
It for her home in Kansas City We'd cou
sday. I
@. S. Reed and wife, of Fredonia, of
ssed through town Tuesday, en- SUI
ute for their future home in San at
sky, Ohio. Gnu
Rev. G. W. Stafford returned from S
ttsburg Tuesday. Our readers will Eau
pleased to learn that Mr.. S. will be last