The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-03-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Plant your fruit trees.
Real estate agents busy,
Look out for 5he assessor.
Go to Jones for fine photos.
Charles Benedict is up from Erie.
A number of farm sales this week.
Col. l.. d. Cook was in town Satur-
day.
Cattle away up-a good time to
SELL
VIM. Deer is having a siege of the
grip.
Now is the time to drive hedge
posts.
Attend the W. G. Y. U. lecture to-
night.
Farmers reports weevil in their
wheat.
Will Chaifn of Altoona was in town
NJ onday
Frank Jarrettwas a pleasant caller
NJ onday.
j.. L. Demison, of Erie, was in town
Tuesday.
Uncle Dildineis able to ride out on
fine days.
Mrs. Fayette Wilson, is visiting at
Argentine.
Merit Benedict, of Erie, was in town
Wednesday.
More flax than usual will be sown
this spring.
Some plan of improving Fourth
str eet is needed
a. NJ. Sailors made a business trip
to Stark Tuesday.
Robert Barley is engaged in the
fine hog business.
Miss Portia Park is visiting ST. Paul
friends at present.
Miss FurgesOn, of Colony, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. +. A, Pew has a sister visiting
her from Neodesha.
This is the time Of year for thunder
storms and cyclones.
Frank Colaw, of Rest, was in town
on business, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koch came in from
Lawrence, Wednesday.
J. Goodwin the Coffeyville healer is
at the Sherman house.
E. j. McCune thinks he has the fin
est mich COW in Chanute.
A. L. Palmer the News man was
up from Thayer, Monday,
j. P. Bowan, of Garnett, was in
town the first Of the week,
Mrs. Bruce Baker, of Otta wa, was in
town the first of the week
Watson Stewart, the real estate man
was up from Erie Monday.
Harry Wilson is in the city, from
the medical college at X. c.
Mrs. Jim Lynch is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Lynch this week.
d. E. McClelland was up in Allen-co.
on big land deal yesterday.
Grandpa James came in from the
Ottawa Conference, Monday.
Mrs. Frank Correll is visiting rela-
tiyes and friends in st. Paul.
Capt. S. j. Stewart was in town
Yesterday and called as usual.
Mrs. NJ. Huber who has been sick
for some time is about again.
Mrs. w. L. Miller and children are
home from their Ottawa visit.
Miss Viola Deepen has returned to
Chanute from Maysville, Mo.
s. A. Wickard who has been sick for
some time is improving nicely.
Phillip Tharp is building an addi-
tion to his Second ward property.
Gilbert Carmichael left for Seattle
Washington, the first of the week.
Our city schools are raising fund
for the relief Of the Cuban sufferers.
Hon. S. S. Kirkpatrick, OF Fredonia,
is in Washington d. c., on business.
For Sale. Two good brood sows.-
G w Barlow, 312 North Center st.
Miss Maud Tinker Of Cherryvale,
visited Miss PortiaParks over Sunday.
Ed Hardness shippf car load of
horses to X. G. the tifsU Of the week.
Miss Myrtle Ashford is visiting
friends at st. Paul and Erie this week.
AR. Young, teacher of Dist. No.
81, was a caller at this office, Monday.
IgH. Steadman went over to Villas,
Mod day in the interest OF the Triple
Tie.
Miss Maggie Barley is visiting her
sister Mrs. J. H. Bright, at Franklin,
Ind.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hodgkinson, of Wichi-
ia, visited DR.. Brown and family this
week.
The p. of A. will give basket Soc
ial at l. o. o.. F., hall tomorrow
night.
Sion Barbee has removed with his
family to town and is located in the
Fourth wa I'd.
Some worthless boys threw rock on
the gas pipe at Turkey creek Sunday,
busting same.
j. n. Northcutt who traded for the
George Taylor farm, was a pleasant
call er, Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Stoner has so far recovered
from her recent illness as to be able to
walk about town.