The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-07-27
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Mrs. Chas. Allison visits in Eric
this week.
Fred Frewert writes that he is get
ting better.
Manford Strickland now has home
of his own.
Mrs. Gilchrist and Mable are visit
ing at Garnet
The Ncwbys have returned to Kan
7as City 20 live.
Mrs. II. A. Nesblt has an old school,
mate visiting her.
Miss Olive Farmer, of Kansas City,
is visiting home folks.
Geo. w. Greedy took business
trip to Fredona, Monday.
L. Miller is out on western trip in
the interest of has business.
A. +. Timpayne is hustling in the
interest of the Chanute Fair.
Mrs. Beck, of lola, is visiting her
many old friends IN Chanute.
Miss Lena Bedford, of ILL.,, is visit
ing her brother Tom of this city.
Mrs. Hoopengarner and Nick went
to Pittsburg the first of the week.
JAS. E. SHOEMAKER. dentist,
office on same floor Farrelly's law office
Frank Isett has gone east to prepare
for his examinations for the naval
school.
T. ]. Crapson, of Big Creek township
made this office social call last We'd
nesddy.
Mr.. Frank Prunty of Benedict, made
4 social call on the TIMES office one
day this week.
Grant Herod was in Chanute Tues
day. We understand that he sold his
h me while here.
The Misses Maggie and Myrtle Cox
have gone to Girard to visit among
their relatives, the Warmers.
Alfred Anderson and daug liter, of
Savonburg, made the TIMES office a
pleasant call last Wednesday.
Postmaster McClelland took trip
to Fit, Scott this week. Of course he
didn't go to attend the triune conyen-
ton.
Prof. Ford, so we'll known as a form
er superintendent of our schools, is
now in the city in the interest of cy-
clopedia.
Mr.. Junkins' residence in the Third
ward was ransacked by sneak thieves
Monday eight. Nothing OF value
was taken.
Rev. and Mrs. Stafford came up
from independence Tuesday, Rev.
Stafford on his way to Ind, and Mrs.
Stafford on her way to visit her daugh-
ter in Western Kansas.
We are going to have a new tailor
shop and gents furnishing store. The
proprietor will announce hisname and
location through the papers when he
gets ready for business.
The Republicans were very much
Monday night because
they could not get out to hear Burton's
speech. The meeting had to be post
poned on account of the heavy rain.
Little Jimmie Justice, son of VOL,
last Monday evening fell from a
barn loft and fractured one of the
bones of his arm. He is getting along
all right and will soon be as gay as
ever.
Mr.. Carter, rising attorney of Ben
edict and candidate for county attor-
ney Of Wilson county, has been in
Chanute few days this week, look
ing after some business matters for
Lee Prunty.
Mr.. c.. E. McGinnis, of Hepler, Ks,
an Emporia Normal senior, made us
pleasant call last Wednesday. Mr..
McGin4Ais has been spending his vaca-
ION in the harvest fields of Western
Kansas and was on his way home.
Julius Carleson was seen last We'd
iesday taking a new buggy away from
Colaw's buggy emporium. We think
Tulias has his eye on certain city
air one. See If she don't get the first
lde in the new buggy.
Rev. A. Logerquest, of the Sweed-
sh church manifested his kindly,
nature Sunday, by seeing to
personally, that all the horses were
ooked after and provided with some
hing to eat, as well as the congrega-
ion.
J. ]. Fletcher, one of the broom
orn raisers of Big Creek township,
allied on us last Tuesday to talk over
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