The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-08-26
LOCAL NEWS.


Billy Wilmoth made the city call
Saturday,
G. NJ. Shull took flying trip to
Cherryyale last week.
Will Hess, formerly of this city,
now of Humboldt, was down Sunday.
Rev. Leslie Of Pittsburg will preach
at the Baptist church this evening at
1889.
Zeb Rush is now running his Cider
Mill on Thursday and Friday of each
week.
The attorneys have been making
Their diurnal pilgrimages to Erie this
week.
Mrs. Mont Mitchell has returned
after good visit with relatives in
Missouri.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Q. B. Young.
August %. 1898, daughter Troubles
came singly this time.
It. C. Jones has returned from his
trip among the mountains looking as
badly sunburnt as a granger.
H. A. Huffman took the morning
train, Tuesday, for Fredonia, He had
with him two of his little grand chill
dren.
Rev. G, w. Stafford will preach at
the M. e. church at carlton Sunday,
Aug. % at 3 o'clock p. M Everybody
come out.
A fast time on the Katy special
train Chanute to Cincinnati Ohio
\ September third; all the old soldiers
are gong.
We are glad to note the great i'm
provements the Methodist folks made
In their church during the absence of
the pastor.
P. O. Baries went up the road some
where to spend Sunday. Paul don't
tell the boys what the attraction is
up that way.
We are glad to see Rev. Stafford of
the NJ. e. church in good health ready
TO take up his pastoral work more
vigorously than ever,
Died, in this city, Aug. %, John
Friedrich at his residence in the Second
ward. He was born in Elsas Lodrln
Germany October IA 1884.
Miss Lulu Orr and Miss Georgia
Kirk of this place have made arrange
ments to attend the Central business
College of Kansas City this fall
Davis e. Merritt have been getting
in large line of stoves this week.
Don't it make you shiver TO see the
walk covered with those big heaters?
Rev. Baughman will preach at
Zion NJ e. church four miles west OF
town Sunday Aug. % at eleven a. m.
He will fill Rev. Nichols regular
appointment,
Mrs. A. NJ Sailors, after spending
the greater part of the vacation in
the rural districts, has come back TO
town ready to resume her work in the
public schools.
E. O. Allison went to Picqua
Monday He and his brother Jim are
running hay bailer in that locality.
He reports the corn crop in that local
ity very fine.
The Chanute Milling Company is
now running and is doing a general
custom and exchange business They
grind all kinds of feed and clean your
seed wheat for you. Your grocery
man handles their flour.
The two parties arrested the first of
the week for having in their posses
sion a stolen watch, had preliminary
hearing before Judge Stevens and
were discharged, They proved that
they traded for the watch with a
tramp.
Miss Katie Meyer who has been
visiting her uncle, A. Meyer for the
last ten weeks, started for her old
home in Illinois where she will begin
teaching in September. Miss Never
is the daughter of Andrew Meyer
who has just located on South High
Street.
Lost, in Pleasant Valley about four
miles northeast of Altoona, near the
Altoona Stock Farm, or the vicinity
of the Holiness tabernacle, brocade
silk cape. chiffon and ribbon ruching
in the neck, narrow pleating over the
shoulders. Leave at the Times office.
Reasonable reward offered.
Frank Williams, of Austin.
dropped in on us last Monday and left
dollar for a years subscription to
the Times. Mr. Williams has owned
the old Jim Ray place for about two
years and we understand has made
very different looking place of it to
what it was when he bought it.
Bloomheart & Wright, the enter
prising geocerv firm come out this
week with bran new delivery wagon
all painted and decorated up In great
shape. The boys showed their loyalty
to home enterprise by having the
wagon made at home. Usher did the
woodwork, Huber the iron work
and Bertram Bros. the trimming and
painting. She is daisy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Diameter took a long
drive through Cedar Valley, Sunday.
Mr.. Diameter had never been out In
that country before and comes back
very enthusiastic over its fertility
and beauty. He wonders if it is the
fault of the town or merchants what
the reason is that the people in that
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