The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-05-13
LOCAL NEWS.

yesterday.
Miss Anna May is visiting rela tives
IN Coffeyville.
A. NJ. Sailors and wife are visiting
relatives at Stark,
Mrs. l. u. Boschert is improving
after Il serions illness.
Fireman Geo. Morgan is in town
this week from Colony
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Slough,
a girl. Tuesday, May 10.
Miss Grace Tully returned from a
visit with friends at Sedan
Mrs. o. c. Myres is the guest of rel
atives, at Olathe, this week.
Miss Rena Stillwell spent several
day in Neosho Falls this week.
Bob Barley thinks he has the finest
Duroc pigs on earth-bLt he hasn't.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romberger left Tues
for visit with relatives att Abilene.
Mrs. and Mrs. C. e. Conklin are the
guests of Topeka friends this week.
F. f. Coulson and wife attended
Grand Lodge at Topeka this week.
Mrs. Matt Heller returned Monday
from visiting her son at Kansas City.
Mrs. C. e. Benedict has been quite
sick, but is improving, at this writing.
Mrs. A. Bartl is entertaining niece
and nephew from Rich Hill, Missouri.
Harry Dryden, of Urbana spent the
first of the week with relatives in
the this city.
Jno. H. Steadman returned Sunday
from Erie, where he had been on
lodge business.
Samuel Baughman, of Yates Center,
was a business visitor, in Chanute the
first of the week,
E. II. Stevens, son j. A. Stevens,
visited his parents in this city, the
first of the week.
Miss Howard returned to Girard
Tuesday after pleasant visit with
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Beardsley are in
St. Louis attending the G. l. A. con
ventiOn this week.
Miss. Matte Ventres left for Salt
Lake City Monday, where she expects
to III Ike her future home.
John Biles returned Sunday from
Fort Scott, where he mas been attend
ing U. S. Court as a juror.
Mrs. DR.. Light left Tuesday as q
delegate from the O. E. S., Of this
city, to the Grand Lodge at Topeka.
A great attraction has been the
work Of the lightning artist, as seer
inL. B. Keifer's store window this
week.
Harry McKeever came IN from
WlHSlow, Arizonia Monday, for visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
McKeever.
The Forest Oil Co., assisted by
property owners, is putting in sewer
on Railroad street just east of the
TINES Office.
Mrs. Ingals, of Topeka, visited
friends between trains Tuesday on heI
way to attend the convention al
Independence.
Mr., and Mrs. Norman Mills, living
east of town, are rejoicing over the ad
vent of an eleven pound boy at theil
home, Monday, May 9.
Mrs. Fred Nixon is visiting relatives
at Marcellaine, Mi souri. She will visit
her brother, w. H. Ruff. at Topeka
before returning to Chanute.
Mrs. Z. A. Cox returned from Kansas
City Tuesday where she has been a
the bedside of her daughter. She re
ports that Miss Myrtle is getting alons
nicely.
Mrs. #. Fl. Ashford is visiting relat
ives at Nevada, Missouri. Her brother
from Kentucky, whom she has not me-
for fifteen years, is also visiting a
Nevada.
George Bricker, of carlton, who ad
mires fine horses and owns as gooC
ones as Neosho-co. possesses, drove
pair of very fine iron greys to our ityc
yesterday.
The wife of Conductor H. +. Gar
fed died at Wellington, the first o
the week. Mrs. Garfield was a siste
of W. H. Latimer, and was well know
in this city.
Hottie Gates, son of j. B. f. Gates
has Joined company made up iron
college students, and started t
Leavenworth from Tore the tirs
OF the week.
The Union Temperance School me