The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-02-04
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Fred Hickey Sundayed at Erie.
Chas. Tryer Sundayed at Girard,
Frank Pullen is home from his Iowa
trip.
w. A. Wilmoth, of Villas, was call
err Monday.
w. II. Riley, of Rest, was on our
streets Saturday.
II. II. Ashford made business trip
to Shaw, Monday.
j. Winans, of Austin, was in town
Monday and called.
Eli Jones, Of Altoona, was in town
Tuesday and called.
Rev. Bramble preached at the M. e.
church Sunday morning.
Geo. Mater has accepted position
in drug store, at Joplin.
Spencer Smith, of California, is in
the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wall, entertained,
at whist, Tuesday evening.
Benjamin Warner is still very sick
at his home in Second ward.
leila Abbott left for Emporia Mon
day, to enter the State Normal.
Mrs. Or. Rudbeck, of Shaw, Sunday
ed with her parents in this city.
O. w. Ames has rented the John
Hammond farm in Union Valley.
j. L. Crane, Of carlton, made a
business visit to our city, Monday.
Miss Ava Turner was quite sick the
first of the week, but is improving.
G. M. Dewey, editor Of the Tribune,
was quite sick the first of the week.
John Myers, OF Wilson-co., attend
ed the Farmers Institute this week.
The Bells Lettres club met with
Mrs. Arthur Doyle, Tuesday afternoon.
The Tuesday Reading club met
with Mrs. DR.. Register, Tuesday after
noon.
l. d. Boschert, II. e, Coulter and
Frank Hardesty were Erie visitors,
Monday.
Mrs. Temple, of the Morrill, hotel,
has been visiting relatives at Garnett
this week.
w. E. Cresey, of Emporia, has been
in this vicinity for short time visit
ing relatives.
w. H. Powell of the firm of d. E..
McClelland s. Co., was at Erie on bust
ness Tuesday.
&C. McCune will soon move in the
Dildine property, recently vacated by
S. @. Hutchison.
L. Miller is moving his second hand
store across the street into r. N.
Aliens building.
Rev. S. D. Wallace, Of Rest, called
Tuesday and had his name placed
among the ninty-niners.
Attend the entertainment given by
the Third ward pupils, at the opera
house, Saturday night.
TT. Crapson, one Of the wheel
horse republicans of Neosho-co., was
a pleasant caller Saturday.
Mrs. d. Smith left for Webb City,
Monday after an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. B. S. Justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Beardsley enter
tanned Robt. Stockton and w. l..
Haines, of Ottawa, over Sunday.
d.. Swan, living seven milessouth
of this city, brought a load OF hogs to
town Saturday that averaged $40 lbs.
The insurance company has settled
the damage done the Cross building
and the same will be repaired at once.
John ]. Ryan and daughter Mamie,
of St. Paul, Kan, changed cars at
this place tuesday, enroute fer Tope-
ka.
W.T.. Cline, of Pleasant Valley-twp.,
was trading in Chanute Saturday and
made his usual call at the TIMES Of
fee.
Harry Anderson, Of Colfax-twp.,
came in Saturday and subscribed for
the best local paper in southern Kan
sas.
Misses Maggie Wakefield and Lou
Redfield, Of Humboldt, visited the
Misses Grebe the latter part OF last
week.
James Mundell and j. T. Binning,
of Villas, were in town Tuesday ana
wednesday, attending the Farmers
Institute.
Attys. ]. B. F. Gates and H. 2. Far
reilly and Court Stenographer, Jesse
Shinn. were at Fredonia this week on
court business.
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