The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-02
LOCAL NEWS.

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Labor Day Monday, September 9th.
Mrs. Art Gilchrist is visiting in Ca
lena.
Mrs, Amos Colaw is very sick this
week.
J.R. Fay had business in Erie We'd
nesday.
Rev. r. S. Johnson has been with us
this week.
The Beymers are visiting in lola
this week.
Ben Colaw O.: Rest is still in dang
erous condition.
A years subscription to the Times
for good sousing rain.
John Jones invaded the hub We'd
nesday. No causalitles.
Ed Hardness will buy horses and
mules at lola next week.
Geo. Williams leaves today for a
visit to the old home in Pennsylvania.
Rev. Moore resigned his pastorate
of the Christian church at this place
last week.
]. M. Allen of Erie, used his
keepers in looking around in Chanute
last Tuesday.
Vvrl Turner is visiting this week
and next with her cousins, the Eaton
tads Of Erie.
Albert Trichler, Of Villas, contem-
mates taking in the G. A. r. excurs-
ion to Cincinnati next Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ditmars are trav-
cling in the west by private convey
ance, seeking relief from hay fever
The Misses Georgia Kirk and Lulu
Orr went to Kansas City last Wednes-
day morning to enter a business col
lege.
Situation Wanted:-Young girl
wishes to do general house work in
small family. Call at TIC South High
street.
w M. Hess and wife, mother and ia.
tber If the former Mrs. Rickel visited
with Mr.. Rickel and family a few
days this week.
w. A. Young and wife and daugh-
ter of this city are going with the
excursion to visit the home OF his
childhood at Perkinsville, Ind.
Miss Edna Bartl, one of the bright
and popular young Misses living III
the second ward is enjoying an ouClng
at Buffalo, this week, with relatives
Barbara Berger had her new man
nm 70 Chanute, this week, to show MIN
to the home folks. That is all right,
Barbara, a long and happy life to Mr.
and Mrs. Gergan.
w. J. Bailey, candidate for Congress
at-large, will speak in Williams Han,
Friday, Sept. 0. Mr.. Bailey Is SAID 10
be an eloquent, forcible speaker ana
will no doubt have full house
The Chanute Milling Company IL
now running and is doing general
custom and exchange business. They
grind all kinds of feed and clean your
seed wheat for you. Your grocery
man handles their flour.
Rev. M. Ingles of Leanna went down
to Cherryvale Wednesday to attend
the Third District convention OF the
Christian church. Mrs. Ingles pre-
ceded him day. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Ingles have prominent parts IN the
exercises.
r. N. Allen, chairman OF the Re
nuhlican Central Committee OF this
county. requests that where any ar
rangements are made by local commit
tees for speakers, that he be notl1ed
AT once of the time and place that
there NAV he no conflicting dates.
We are very sorry to learn that Mr..
Lee has lost his place on the Santa Fe.
We hazard the guess that there is not
a more faithful conscientious employ
ee on the whole system than Mr.. Lee.
Possibly faithful service don't count;
We trust Mr.. Lee will be reinstated
very shortly.
Lost, in Pleasant Valley about four
miles northeast of Altoona, near the
Altoona Stock Farm, or the vicinity
of the Holiness tabernacle, brocade
silk cane. chiffon and ribbon ruching
in the neck, narrow pleating over the
shoulders. Leave at the Times office.
Reasonable reward offered.
Art W. Gilchrist has severed his
connection with the Blade and accept
ed a lucrative position at FroVluence,
Rhode Island. He will not leave for
a week or so. Chanute is sorry to see
Art and his estimable wife depart
from us, but hope they will see
the error of leaving sunny Kansas
and return in the near future.
The Republican Central COMMITTEE
last week met and accepted the resig-
nation Of W. L. Miller as candidate
for District Clerk, and appointed A.
P. Rosa of Galesburg in his place,
The appointment is "a most excellent
one and gives entire satisfaction to
the Republicans. Mr.. Rosa lisa young
man OF sterling qualities and first
class abilities for the place. He is a
hustler and will poll his full party
strength.
The unknown poet gets in Maud
Muller" parody as follows: JACK aSR
Muller on summers day, raked the
meadow sweet with hay, The mule
with which he raked the hay was a
muckle dun with spots of gray. Jacks
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