The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-12-02

Ali kinds of school books and sup
plies at Wilder's.
Mr.. N. Danrifer took trip to Kan
sas City this week.
G. P. Swank of Villas, was in the city
short time Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hutchings, of st.
Paul, were in Chanute Wednesday
night.
Mrs. G. H. Smith Is still quite low
and there seems to be no hope OF her
recovery.
Mr.. A. Morgan, of the Hutchinson
News, was looking around in Chanute
Wednesday.
Mrs. Barnes and her two daughters
drove up from Thayer with the May
or last Tuesday.
We are glad to see our neighbor. A..
Fl. Schaal able to be hustling around
again after his long sick spell.
G. S. Nation, justice of the peace,
Office in township house. Parties
hunting trouble will usually find me
at Cottage Stock Farm. tt
Married, in Fredonia, Wednesday.
Nov. 80, Mr.. A. Blair and Mrs. Sarah
Kestsr, both of this city. Joy and
prosperity is the wish of The TIMES.
Mrs. Geo. Williams, who has been
in Kansas City for some time for
treatment. is progressing nicely, and
is expected to be able to return home
soon.
G. A. Budd, of Erie, made US a
pleasant call Wednesday. Mr.. Budd
has filed his statement Of election ex-
penses during the last campaign. 1t
cost him $80.70.
A number of the class mates of Olive
VanSandt very steathily arranged
surprise party on her last Saturday
night. The young people report very
pleasant time.
Mr.. L. Rilbrend has moved to FIRE.
donia, where he has bought property.
We are sorry to lose so good citizen
as was Mr.. Rilbrend. Hope he may
prosper in his new location.
Mr.. Allison of Pest, made THE
TIMES Office an agreeable call Wednes.-
day. Mr.. Allison stands the defeat OF
the Populist party all right We don't
think he believes in very many OF the
Pop theories anyway.
Wonder if the candidates at the re-
cent election have all complied with
the law requiring them to file with
the county clerk statement of their
election expenses? II they Have not,
they had better be doing it.
Charley Allison, of the Erie Senti-
mel, spent pleasant half hour with
us Wednesday last. Although Char
ley is badly knocked out by the defeat
of the Pupulist party, he is taking it
very philosophically and seems as gen.
lei as ever.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. e.
church from Friday eve ling till SUM-
day. Preaching and quarterly con-
ference by the Rev. A. Il. Maclean
Friday 1880 D. m. Preaching Saturday
100 o. m. and Sunday II IA. m. by Rev.
w. I. Freeland.-G w. Stafford.
DR.. Hickey writes that during the
past week there were from fifty toOne
hundred patients before the class each
lay in the Chicago eye, ear, nose and
throat college, and not a day PASSED
several operations being pre-
'ormed on the eye. He is well pleased
With his work.
In our unsophisticated innocence
We last week allowed little squib to
PASS through The TIMES which was
reneral talk on the streets and we
was accepted as fact, as to
low Col. Carpenter voted on Congress
nan and Representative. OF course
We could only judge by the gentlemans
Ictions and own words. He said pos
lively after Mr.. Klrkpatrick's speech
lere, that he would not support any
ucn a man for congress. That being
light on the eve ofelectiOn we suppos- :
d and suppose vet, that the Colonel
.dhered to his own statement as to
What he was going to do. We don't
zee yet why our friend, Bro. Dewey.
hould feel called on to rake us over
he Goals so numerically for so small
sin as it seems to us we have comm
tied.