The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-07-01
.. W. Chambers, Of Villas, called

the fixtures OF Chanute.
We were glad to see Miss Mablt
Thomas enjoying ride yesterday
after her serious illness
Mr.. Benton Moore aud his new bride
have rented a dwelling IN the Fourth
ward, and are house keeping lust like
Id folkil
Our people will celebrate away
from home this year, they will be di-
vided among Humboldt, Erie, Villas
and lola.
Rev. ]. r. Chambers, of Yates Cen
ter willsdeliver the Fourth Of July ad-
dress at Villas this year. Mr.. Cham
hers was formerly citizen of Wilson
co. and still owns farm in Pleasant
Valley-tp.
| j. Foster Allen has purchased prop
erty in the First ward and will re-
| move with his family to this city
soon.
j. L. Orr, living west of town. on
| the county line was cash caller,
Wednesday. Mr.. Orr has gone in the
duroc hog business.
r. w, Bennington, OF Shaw, in
town on business Tuesday. Mr.. Bebb-
iugton still limps, as the result OF a
broken ankle last fall.
Ellis Dixon and Henry Hale, two of
Chanute's best colored boys went up
to Topeka Wednesday to enlist with
the colored regiment,
The ladies of the q. b. church will
give lawn social in the church yard
tonight. Ice cream and cake will be
served. Come one, come all,
j. A. Stevans went up to Kansas
City Sunday to see his son, Ernest,
who is in hospital at that place, as
the result of a railroad accidrnt.
S. A Wickard, wife and daughter,
Miss Sadie left Wednesday for Colo
RADIO Springs. where Mr.. Wickard ex-
poets to be benefited in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Hickey gave a
party in honor of their son, Fred,
Monday evening. The occasion was
renorted as being very pleasant
affair.
Mr.. Bggs, who hauls cream from
the Union Valley neighborhood to the
Chanute creamery, reports a shortage
of milk on account of the lies bother
ing the cows,
D. r. Chapel brings to market
daily some very fine dew berries. They
are the Lucretia variety and Mr..
Chapel is very proud OF them. He
has a nice trade on the plants.
DR.. Sweeney wishes to announce
that there will be camp meeting at
his grove three miles north Of this
city, on the 3rd. and 4th. of July.
Every one is cordially invited to come.
The preaching hour at Zion during
the next quarter will be II o'clock a,
m. instead of s O'Clock p. M, and
carlton at s p. m. instead of II a. m
The change takes place next Sunday.
T. A. NICHOLS, Pastor.
Miss Anna Melton, a missionary
from Persia, will speak at the Prerby-
terian church Sabbath morning and
evening, in the interest of foreign
missions Miss Melton is very inter
esting speaker and one we'll worth
hearing. A cordial invitation is ex
tended TO all to attend these services.
A collection will be taken for Mission
work.
CHURCH ROLL CALL.-At The Rap-
list church next Sunday morning in
stead Of the sermon. 1t is the earnest
desire that every member be present
either in person or by communication
to answer when their names are called
Brethren if you are DESTROYS to see the
cause of christ, not self, move on come
out and help move, A co-worker means
a worker with. We will be glad to see
other persons present beside members.
j, NJ. Tate, Pastor.
DIEE:-Junc 81. 1898, Lizzie E. Ali
son, infant daughter of James and
Henrietta Alison Age, months and
l3 days. Funeral at Zion, miles west
of Chanute. Services conducted by
J. NJ Tate, in the absence of Rev.
Moore, pastor Of the Christian church.
Another home darkened today
BY the hand of the Dark King;
A light has been taken away,
And left in its stea, a sting.
A jewel in heaven was needed
To deck the home of the blest,
So Lizzie was taken and greeted
BV Jesus in eterntl rest