The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-03-25
LOCAL NEWS.

you.
Roy Gri5wold spent Sunday at
home,
Fred Grubb sundayed with friends
at st. Paul.
Miss Jessie Abbott is visiting friends
at Pittsburg.
The Rathbone Sisters will hold no
meeting tonight.
w. B. Shirley, of Buffalo, was in
town, Wednesday.
As usual we are having little TOO
much mud during March.
George Bricker, of carlton, was III
town on business, Friday.
Mrs. Jay Bowan, of Garnett, is Wis
ting relatives in this city.
J. NJ. Massey has abandoned his
contemplated Klondike trip.
Work is progressing nicely on the
foundation for the new mill.
r. P. Carpenter, of Neodesha, was
in town the first Of the week.
il, Orr, Our neighbor on the west
comes to town quite regularly
J.B. F. Gates was at lola on legal
business the first of the week.
John Manner, of Colfax-twp., was
in town on business, Saturday.
John S. Wright went down to
Pittsburg on business Saturday.
Hon. S. S. Benedict, Of Benedict,
was trading in Chanute, Saturday.
Miss Sallie Ellis, principal of our
High school, Sundayed at Parsons
Prof. Cook was up from Thayer, Sat
urday night and attended the play.
A. C. Clark, who lives west of Earl
ton. was a Chanute visitor, Monday.
Chris. Blass and wife, of Fredonia,
visited L. Miller and family last
week.
Miss Mabel Simmons, Of Villas, visit
ed relatives in this city the first OF the
week.
Rolla Stafford has returned to Bald
win, to resume his studies at Baker
University
Misses Anna Herod and Rose Green
were visiting relatives in Chanute Sat-
urday night.
A. Torsell, of Villas, called Saturday
and had his name enrolled among our
nintey-niners.
Mrs. L. S. Rilbrend has been suffer-
ing several days from rheumatism IN
the right arm
Mrs. S. Hodgkinsor, (nee Reed of
Wichita. is visiting relatives in this
city at present.
Mica Vincent and wife, of Girard,
Sundayed with G. q. McCune and
wife of this city.
D. L. RAIDER, one Of our granger
friends living northwest of town was
Chanute visitor Saturday.
S. A. Smith, of Altoona, was cash
caller, Saturday. Mr.. Smith has an
excellent farm in Cedar Valley.
a Masonic school conducted by a
number Of grand officers in session at
the Masonic Hall, day and night.
Phillip Tharp and wife, Of Second
ward, are entertaining their neice,
Miss Pearl Pomeroy, of Pittsburg.
Don't forget the lecture of Eli Per-
kins, for the benefit of the High school
at opera house, Wednesday night.
J. W. Starkey and John Williams,
two of Pleasant Valley townships
best farmers were In town Saturday.
Farmers can not do any work Of i'm
portance on their farms now owing
to the mushy condition of the ground.
Mrs. Belle L. Harbaugh, Of Erie,
editor of the Erie Record, attended
the play at the opera house Saturday
night.
SC. Brown has traded his property
in the Second ward for the new house
Mr.. Heller is building on west Fonrth
street.
]. W. ;Glass, of Independence, the
gentleman who purchased the East
End Grocery stock. was in town Wed
nesday.
On account Of the sickness of Mrs.W
L. Merchant the Bellies Lettres Club
met with Mrs. ]. f. Roe Tuesday
afternoon.
Capt. G. W. Johnson and wife re-
turned Saturday from an extended
visit with relatives in Illinois, Penn
sylvania and Maryland.
Don't fail to hear sell Perkins"
March $780," Mr.. Perkins is one of
the most interesting and instructive
lecturers on the road today.
n. Deer, who has been on the