The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-09-14
H. Z. Young has gone east,

L. Rosenthal took trip over into
Missouri the first of the week.
Owen McNulty Jr, has returned tc
Kansas City for the school year.
Mrs Kirby and Patton, of Denver
are guests Of Mrs. N. Caruther's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redman, of Erie
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Pleas Hurt
Sunday.
Mrs. O. Dunnakin has been seri
ously sick for some days, dut is now
improving.
Mrs. DR.. Brown has, returned
from Galesburg, Ill. and brought hel
mother with her.
j. S. Roades and Mrs. Alva Road;
of Stark, Sundayed with Mrs, George
Howke, of this city.
Miss Grace Wakefield, of Hum
boldt, has been visiting in the family
Of Geo. w. Grebe.
Judge Stillwell was on our streets
a short time Monday on his way tc
open court at Erie.
A number of the Erie boys were
in Chanute Monday, likewise Harve
Lowrance, of Thayer.
Luther Cone, of the Sun, has been
suffering severely for some days with
a severe attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. John Carter has returned
from Chicago, where she left he daugh-
ter, Louise, for year in school.
The Misses Lofgren have re-
turued to Kansas City after short
visit among friends and relatives.
Miss Velma Lindsay, Ada Gates
and Kate Wiley have gone to Liberty
Mo, to attend a young ladies' seminary
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Conklin have
gone to Topeka, called there by the
severe sickness of Mr.. Conklin's moth
er.
We notice by the lola Register
that Miss Bertha Bodle has been Wis
iting in that burg and its suburb
Laharpe.
Corporal Richard A. Dooling left
Sunday for his home in Mt. Vernon
N. Y, after weeks visit with MISS
Nellie Fivecoat.
Charley Parsons is now regularly
licensed pharmacist. Good for Char
ley! He has not been looking wise
lately for nothing.
w. ]. Allen, brother-in-law OF
r. N. Allen, and his son Arthur, from
Bloomington, Ind, are visiting with
the Allen family.
Rest and Chanute had a warm ball
game at the fair grounds Saturday
At the end of the eleventh inning the
score stood s to in favor of Chanute.
Cap. w. J. Walker has returned
from III. He says he fonnd one Gales
burg man Offering to bet $500 that
Mckinley would carry the state by
200, 1000.
Mrs. Belle Harbaugh and Miss
Rena Stillwell have gone to Colorado,
Mrs. Harbaugh on visit with her
sister and Miss Stillwell to accept a
position in an abstractor's office.
"A boy by the name of Webb, living
several miles south east of Chanute,
was severely kicked by horse last
Sunday evening. He had his leg
broken and a cash cut in his head.
Charley Hardness was severely in
iured by kick from a horse on the
fair grounds last Friday. Charley
has suffered much from his hurt and
at one time was considered in dan
gerous condition, but is now rapidly
recovering.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs,
E. M. Gibson, living northwest OF
Leanna, died ON Wednesday of last
week. Mrs. Gibson was not strong
woman, yet her death, after a very
short illness, comes as a severe shock
to her many friends. She leaves a
husband and three small children.
Our public schools opened Mon
day morning with every promise of
success the coming year There is no
doubt but that they will be If the
people will just give them the sup
port they merit. Our schools are not
what they should be. The work is
gone over too hurridly and pupils
forced up before they understand the
work Of the grade below. We hope
the present corps Of teachers will not
make the same sad mistake.