The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-03-11
LOCAL NEWS.

MOnudy,
Marion Huber was up at Olathe
Monday,
John Carter has the finest apples in
the city.
Tuesday was the windest day of
the season.
N. w. Henry was at X, c, the first
of the week.
S. A. Wlckard Is able to attend to
business again.
w. L. Miller, spent Sunday with his
family at ottawa.
Attorney D. II. Wooley of Girard,
was in town Monday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Jones was at Ossawatomie
the first Of the week.
Charley Hardness was at Walnut
buying horses Monday.
Mrs. G. T. Beatty, Of Galena, is visit
ing relatives in this city,
Mrs. e. Juleson, Of Ottawa, is visit
ing relatives in this city.
d. E. McClelland and S. G. Brown
were at Erie, Wednesday,
II. B. Bell made business trip to
X. C. the first of the week.
Engineer Al Beardsley left for Hi
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c. a. Cox was attending Appellate
court at Fit. Scott this week.
L. e. Barber returned from a bust
ness trip to X. c., Saturday
Mrs. Albright, of Newton, visited
Mrs. A, w. Ashcraft Monday.
Philip Johnson, was in X. c. on
business day or two this week,
Mrs. John Tucher, is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Ed Chick at, Neodesha.
Mrs. NJ. N. Starkey, left, Monday for
visit with friends at Cherryvale.
ID. e. McClelland was closing big
real estate deal near Parsons, yester-
day,
Miss Annie Smith, of Oklahoma, is
visiting, her aunt, Mrs. c. NJ. Shut
tier.
Mrs. Fred Nixon returned, Friday,
from a visit with relatives at Cherry
vale.
Mr.. G. Williams, visited his neice
Mrs. e. Chick, of Neodesha, over Sun
day.
A fine rain yesterday. This was
good for the oats and will start the
grass.
Mrs. Henry Edwards, is quite SER
iously i'll at her home on South high
street.
A. II. Turner and S. E. Beach at
tended the trustees meeting at Erie,
Monday.
Miss Sadie Wickard was quite sick
the latter part of last week, but is
about again.
Mr., and Mrs. A. Koch, returned from
a visit with their daughter, at Law
renee, Monday.
Mrs. Hertzel, mother of Mrs. H..
Boner, returned to her home in ST..
Louis Saturday.
&C. Boman attended the meeting
of the Republican Central Committee
at Erie, Monday.
H. L. Freeman was at Chicago the
first of the week buying goods for the
Mammoth Racket.
J.R. Lee is back at his job with the
Santa Fe, after months lay off on
account of sickness.
Miss Ethel Powell, left Monday, for
her home, in Coffeyville, after pleas
ant visit with her aunt, Mrs. G. NJ.
Shutter.
Col. Fred Funston, told of his eXper
fence with Cubans, at the opera house
Wednesday night. A large crowd
greeted him.
Peter NJ. Xillam, who travels for a
large implement house, was in town
wednesday the guest Of his cousin,
Tom Inman and family.
Walter and Charlie Parsons enter
tanned number of their young gentle
men friends at dinner at their home
south of town, Sunday.
Aaron Gamble, of Chetopa-twp..
Wilson-co., was shopping in town
Tuesday. Mr.. Gamble raises mules
for the market.
A. P. Brown, celebrated his twenty
first birthday, Saturday evening, by
giving a party to number of his
gentlemen friends.
Miss Mary Ayers, of Dickinson-co.,
who has been visiting Fl. A. Nesbitt
and family for couple of weeks, re-
turned to her home Saturday.
The city council met in regular
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