The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-05-20
LOCAL NEWS.

caller Saturday.
George Denny, of Rest, was in town
trading Saturday.
W. H. Dryden, of Ward. was cash
caller Wednesday.
]. W. Welchel drove over from
Ridge Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lemaster returned
from lola Monday.
], E. Dahlstrand was down from
Savonsburg Saturday.
Mrs. o. C. Myers returned Monday
from her visit to Olathe.
A. M. Sailors and wife have return
ed from their Stark visit.
Miss Anna Thomas is visiting
friends at Dunlap, Kansas.
Rev. R. S. Johnson, o. Ottawa,
spent Sunday in this city.
John Hardness was perambulating
about our streets Saturday.
Miss Bridge Cunningham spent Sun
day with friends at Burlington.
Fl. Grove, OF Odense, was cash
caller Wednesday Of this week.
j. S. Hutson and wife, of Rest,
were trading in town Wednesday.
Chas. Hardness is out Of town al
most all of the time, buying horses.
Our old friend Cam Wertz. of
Ward, was pleasant caller Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Burris, Of lola, spent
Sunday with her mother and brothers.
Sam Ross thinks he has the best
Jersey bull in the vicinity Of Chanute'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Grubb left for
Chicago Sunday. Mrs. Grubb returned
Tuesday.
Sam Givens and S. G. Moffitt, OF
Rest, were in Chanute visiting
Tuesday.
M.Williams, of Kansas City, visit
ed relatives in Chanute the last of
the week.
Frank Wilson has returned from
Ottawa, and will again make his home
in Chanute.
Matt Reeves, of Oklahoma, was in
town the latter part of last week visit
ing relatives.
G. A. Cave dropped in Saturday and
had his name enrolled among our
ninety-niners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weeks are rejoic-
ing over the advent of a daughter,
born Saturday, May, IA.
Some farmers will be compelled to
plant corn for the third time, owing
to the recent heavy rain.
Conductor Joe Stoner and wife left
for Illinois the first Of the week to
visit relatives for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson are en-
PERTAINING their daughter, Mrs. Kill
worth, of Ballord, Washington.
Miss Sylvia Beach has returned from
Shaw. where she has been taking care
of her sister. who has been quite i'll.
Chas. Phillips is at Fredonia put
ting in the foundation for a new
depot to replace the one burned last
fall
Marion johnson was up from Erie
the first OF the week, looking after
the construction of the new mill al
this place.
Mrs. DR.. q. H. Brown and Miss
Helen Koch are at FIT. Scott this week
as delegates to the grand lodge Rath'
bone Sisters.
Mrs. H. ]. Bonebrake claims to be
the champion chicken raiser of this
community. She now has 40 young
chickens and II hens setting.
All members of the Ladies Aid So
ciety and Sons Of Veterans are urged
to be present next Monday evening,
Nav %. at their regular meeting.
Mrs. Ray Milestone, of Arkyle
Minnesota, is visiting her numerous
friends in this city. Mrs MILESTONE
was formerly Miss Bernice Goltry.
Pink Burris, Tim Cunningham, and
Frank Jones attended the K. P
grand lodge at FIR. Scott this week, a;
delegates from the Chanute lodge.
G. E. Conklin and wife returned
Sunday from their Topeka visit
While at the capital they visited
camp Leedy and greeted the Neosho
co. boys.
Mr.. Palstring, Of Grant township
it is said will be candidate for count.
superintendent, subject to decision o
the republican convention, which
meets at Erie, June LIST.
Farmers report lightning-rod ped
lers and fakirs of all sorts at worl