The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-08-19

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VIM. Shelhorn, of Erie. visited in
Chanute, Monday.
Miss Mable Simmons, of Villas. was
in the city, Monday.
Races this afternoon and Saturday
unless rain interferes.
Fred Nafus. of Erie, is visiting rel
atives here this week.
w. H. Riley, of Rest, made us
pleasant call last Tuesday
Rev. Jerry Hale came in Monday
from trip to Kansas City.
Harry Garvin came up from Erie
Tuesday to visit relatives
Born, August II, 1898, to Mr., and
Mrs. Joe Sewell, a daughter
Elmer Hildebrandt has gone into
the machine shops at Ottawa,
Phillip Jonson and family Sunday
ed with A. NJ. Anderson of Villas.
Billy Wright went home Tuesday to
spend few days with pa and ma.
Arthur Wilkinson and family visit
ed relatives here the last Of the week.
Congressman Ridgely and G. E. Al
lison passed through the city Monday.
Miss NJ Mile Warner of Girard is Wis
iting her uucle S. S. Warner this week.
Miss Gilbert, of Coffeyville, visited
the family Of John Mccullough this
week.
Mrs. E. S. Portsmouth had com
pany from Ration, New Mex, last
week.
Mrs. Hooper came back from Erie,
where she had been TO visit her sister,
quite sick.
Myrtle and Maggie Cox, daughters
OF Attorney Cox, are visiting in Us
wego this week.
Geo. Frederick is here from Illinois
visiting his father, John Frederick,
wfo is quite sick.
The young Wiltse boys from Cedar
Valley, paid the Times office pleas
ant visit Saturday.
J.F. Campbell of Rest, dropped in
Tuesday and left dollar for sweet
remembrance sake
AL Blakely of the Ridge, called
Tuesday and advanced his name on
our list several notches.
Mr. Ingles, of Leanna visited us the
first of the week and left years sub
scription for the Times.
Don't forget the Erie Fair Sept 6,
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the best they ever had
The Hon. Joe Rocker and 2.
Campbell took the afternoon train
last Tuesday for Cotfeyyille
10 Shinn and family and Mrs,
Wilkinson have gone to colorado
Springs TO be gone a month.
Engineer Fetterotf feels better this
week than he has for some time. His
wife and family are now with him,
Jacob Leonard, of carlton, made us
a pleasant call last Monday He re-
ports crop prospects good in his local
ity,
Mr.. C. p. Wells OF Kinsley, Kansas
who is here with some fine horses our
ing the races made this office pleas
ant call.
B. Howell, an old citizen of this To-
cality, but Of late living at Grenola,
is in the city visiting with his son,
2. l. Howell.
The Misses Lilly and Flora True
blood of Yates Center are this week
visiting with Miss Elsie Baughman of
the Nckle Plate.
Capt. Stewart made the Office
pleasant call last Monday. Cap speaks
quite hopeful Of Republican success
all down the line this fall.
]. j. Jones, A. S. Lapham, L. RoS-
enthal and Fred Hetrick went TO Erie
Monday. Levy business seems to be
attracting considerable attention
these days.
Coed time to cut the weeds about
town now. We would call the atten-
tion of the city dads to the luxuriant
growth they are making in some parts
of the city.
r. w. Bennington. of the vicinity of
Shaw and by the way one of Neosho
County's most successful farmers, left
for his old home in Connecticut Tues
day on visit.
Can't. A. +. Gibsen will Immediately
rebuild his barn which was recently
destroyed by lightning. o. W.
Thomas who built the other one Will
build the new.
Frank Wilson. of Ottawa, and for
merly of Chanute, drops in town Sun
day afternoons pretty often. We are
afraid his parents do not see much OF
him on these trips.
Judge H. G. Webb one of the Popul-
ist Campaigners for this fall, has come
out in a letter and pledged himself to
Stanley. He gives some pretty strong
reasons for his action.
Albert Jones and daughter Olla old
acouaintances aud Stella and Maud
Kimbrough nieces Of j. l.. and Josh
Kimbrough are visiting their relat-
ives and friends here this week.
Miss Emma Light has returned
home after long visit with her aunt
Mrs. Geo Light az Carthage Mo; she
reports Mrs. Light as being almost
helpless with no hopes of her recoy-