The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-09-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs Fred Roemcr is home from a
visit In the east.
County Treasurer, Seth Nation was
in the city Tuesday
S. w. Foster is visiting his wife
and family this week.
brother of H. Snyder came in
from Illinois last Tuesday.
AL. Palmer OF the Thayer IN
dependent was ID Town Iuesuay'
Marion Huber took his son up 10
Olatha to school last Tuesday.
AL. KINNEY and wife have been Wis
iting his people in Chanute this week
J.W. Cole has been quite sick this
week, but at last report was improv-
ing
Doc. Rush's cattle carried off all
premiums at the lola fair. Good for
Doc.
Mrs. E. G. Wheeler went down to
Shaw the other day to gather up her
babies.
Mrs. II, H. Inman and children are
taking little rest in Colorado
springs.
Judge and Mrs. Gates went to Oma-
ha the first of the week to take In the
exposition
J.J, Hurt has been on the lift for
some days. but is able to be on the
streets again.
Our foreman, Len Barber has been
off of duty good part of this week on
account of sickness.
J. n. Farrelly. of Denver, is here
this week visiting his brother Hugh
and other relatives.
Mr.. Bell, Dist. clerk was in Chanute
the first part of the week looking after
the fences in this locality.
J. w. Forrest, of Thayer, was on
our streets Monday and made the
Times office pleasant call.
LIB. Keller did the fairs all full
Justice last week. He divided his
time between Erie and lola.
Mrs. Patte and sister were in the
city Saturday. They allowed Mr..
Patte to come alone with them this
time on promise Of good behavior,
Albert W. Watt, brother of out bar
Der Watt, was buried at carton
last Thursday. Mr., Watt had been
sufferer from consumption for a long
time.
H. Montague will have large cat
tie sale on Sept 20. And Dave Hous-
ton will follow the next day with a
big sale of his celebrated Hereford
cattle.
Geo. Brooks has brought home his
bride, Clara Brown, and resumed his
work ia the office. Large trees
from little acorns grow, and many
rills from little Brooks may flow"
!. The Republicans Of Tioga-twp will
meet at the township house on Satur-
day September "a at o'clock p. m.
for the purpose Of nominating town
ship ticket.-C. S. Nation, Committee
man,
The Chanute Milling Co. is out
with bran new delivery wagon.
New mill. new -four, new driver and
new wagon every thing clean and
nice they cannot fail to get the trade,
Ed Galley the politite and affable
young gentleman who used TO be win
Carriers here. is shaking hands with
his many friends in the city. Ed is
now in big drygoods store In Central
City Colorado.
Frank Decious of Canville, comes
out fat footed and says he is ashamed
of the political company he has been
in for the last few years, and that
hence forth and for ever you can put
hun down as d simon pure republican.
1t begun raining in this locality
last Saturday night about O'CLOCK
and rained almost continuously I'LL y
O'Clock NJ Jnday morning, most OF tue
time quite hard and it is reported by
the observers that about six inches OF
water fell during the time.
H. H. Snyder, foreman of the bridge
gang, who fell from bridge north OF
Town last week and was so seriously
hurt, is resting easy, and unless I'M
f1reseen complications arise will get
well. He had both arms broken, his
head badly hurt and was bruised VI
generally,
Col. W. F. Cody, Buhallo Bin Is
giving exhibitions of his great wild
west show through this country. He
is billed for Independence and Ottawa
we seemed tp be skipped. This show
q attracted great attention at the
Nyorld's fair and is really unworthy OF
patronage.
Mrs NJ. Reeves, of Chandler Okla
homa, died Sept. I, 1898. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Reeves were well known in
this locality. Mrs. Reeves was Miss
Elizabeth Thurman whose parents
live north of town. She was born in
Benton-co Mo. and came to Kansas
with her parents in 1864. She and
Mr.. Reeves were married in January
1881. They moved to Oklahoma in
1890 where they have resided up to
the time of her death. She leaves one
child a boy about sixteen years old.
Mrs. Reeves was recently visiting her
folks in this locality.
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