The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Too much rain.
The new mill is looming up.
Delos Johnson was up from Rollin
Monday.
A. Fl. Turner was at Erie on bust
ness Monday.
W. r. Cline was up from Erie the
first OF the week.
DR.. T. Blakeslee, of Neodosha, was
in town Saturday,
Mrs. DR.. Light is visiting her par
ents at Cherokee.
Mrs. Fl. B. Herod came in from
Neodesha Tuesday.
Mrs. j. w. Gathers Sundayed with
relatives at Fredonia
Fred Grey left for western Kansas
the last of the week.
Dan Wickard made business trip
to Wellington Tuesday.
w. A. Browning was in town Satur
day reading the war news.
NJ, Fl. Henry Sundayed with his
parents at Independence.
The showers we are now receiving
keep crops growing nicely
N G. H. Miller took trip to Kansas
'''City the first Of the week.
Mrs. A. j. BARLEY and Lloyd visited
Thayer relatives this week.
Mrs. Lon Postlethwaite lis visiting
friends at Neodesha this week.
Miss Pearl Johnson has been quite
sick, but is improving at present,
Mrs. L, B. Keller and children are
visiting relatives at Olathe this week.
]. B. Beatty collects taxes for prop
erty in Chanute and vicinity; see
his ad.
Philip Johnson was on the sick
list the first of the week, but is about
again.
Miss Esther Refer of Leavenworth,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. j.
McCune.
G. Benedict left for Hastings, Neh.
Wednesday TO visit his son F. j.
Benedict.
If you want to enlist as a United
States soldier. see W. Fl, Powell or
.Chas. McVeigh.
j. G. Lilly anda family, of Burns,
Kans,, visited sH. L. Freeman and
family this week,
Presiding Elder J. H. Price, of the
Ft. Scott district, was in town the
first of the week.
= Uncle G. P Dildine still continues
to gather strength; he gets down
town occasionally.
George Yockey of Fredonia, visited
his parents in this city Thursday and
Friday of last week.
Miss Cornie Cooper, of Henderson,
Kentucky is visiting her uncle w. W.
Register and family.
Mrs. Ray MILESTONE left for Kansas
City Friday, after a pleasant visit
with friends in this city.
Richard Sehlehar, the tailor attend
ed the funeral of his brother, John
Schelhar, at Parsons Tuesday.
M. X. Dixon, of Cedar Valley, who
has been giving Chanute wide berth
for some time, was caller Saturday.
Miss Tennie Thomas, who is stenog-
rapher at the Topeka reform school,
is at nome on two weeks vacation.
Miss Lizzie Keifer returned Satur-
day after visiting friends, and attend
Ing graduating exercises at Baldwin.
Rev. w. J. A. Wenn. of Erie, chang
ed cars at this place Tuesday on his
way home from Kansas City and other
points.
Jas. Anderson and wife of Cedar
Valley were trading in town yes
terday, Mr.. Anderson lives onJ. E.
Ogden's farm.
Little Cecile Fisher left for Penn
sylvania' last Friday. She will spend
the summer with Mrs. Fishers moth
yer at Spartonsborough.
Born-Suuday, June 6, to E. ]. Nc
Cune and wife, beautiful baby girl.
The baby will be given the good old
fashioned name,' Catharine. after
Grandmother McCune.
r. N. Allen, D. E. McClelland,
S. G. Brown, D. L. Houston, G. A.
Cox, ]. j. Hurt and ]. NJ Massey
attended the state convention at
Hutchinson this week,
Mrs. Ed Portsmouth and children,
Mrs. Geo Coleman and Fred Nixon {
left Friday morning for Colony. They
spent Sunday with Mrs. Portsmouth, {
sister, Mrs. Fred Rhodes.
Mrs. Joe Stoner returned home
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