The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-08-31
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Al KINNEY is visiting his parents
in Chanute.
District court will convene in
Fredonla. Sept. IL.
Rev. Beatty and wife are visiting
with Roll Wherrett.
Hon. S. Benedict has returned
from his eastern trip.
Mrs. Ed McClelland has returned
from her trip to Joplin.
Mrs. Maud Rodgers and daughter
are visiting at Parsons,
j. F. Owens visited in Chanute
the middle of the week.
Mr.. G.. G. Davis now takes his
meals in the Fourth ward.
Nell McGrew was down from Gar
nett the first OF the week.
Mrs. T. A. Bedford has company
from Ottawa, a Mrs. Grady.
Mrs. Grub is lecturing in Chau-
tauqua county, on temperance.
Adam Crosse has gone to Indiana
for short visit at his old home.
And now it is Mr.. jenkins behind
the counter with McGrew g. Co.
S. G. McFadden and family have
gone to Colorado for short rest.
Born Sunday, August 20, 1890. a
boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Grebe.
Jerome Chambers has gone to St.
Louis. His mother accompanied him.
Capt. Walker has gone to Ill. on a
trip combining business and pleasure.
N. W. Henry took business trip
to Kansas City the first of the week.
"A. S. Colaw and S. G. Motif have
gone to Chicago to take in the re-
union.
Mrs, Edwards, of Erie, visited her
sister, Mrs. S. e. Beach, the first
part of the week.
Mrs. Judge Wells, Of Erie, has
been paying her mother, Mrs. Hazen,
OF this city, visit.
Mrs. Jas. McKelver, of Ottawa,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. P.
Grebe, of this city,
ALT Gibson came down from Tcpe'
za Sunday and Monday went over to
the reunion at Baxter.
Ed Hoch gave Chanute nice lit
tie send-off in his paper, the Marion
Record, after his visit here.
Mrs. L. W. Ball has started out
on little trip in expectation of 10
eating her truant "duckey,"
The Chanute fire department will
manage the score card business and
several stands during the fair.
Don't fail to hear Dlnsmure's
talk to the old soldiers and Others
in Music Hall Saturday night.
Mr.. Dowd, fusion nominee for Dist.
Clerk, was shaking hands in Chanute
the day of the senatorial convention
Dora Herod's PAGER, Opal II, took
fisrt money in the race In which she
was entered at the county fair, She
won in three straight heats,
The social in the Wesley Cole
grove given by Geo. Taylor, last Tues
day night was great success. Agood
crowd was in attendance and all seem
ed to enjoy themselves.
Victor Cone, after short WISH
among friends and relatives in Cha
mute, has returned to his home In
Lawrence, preparatory to entering
the university this fall.
Ball game Saturday between Vii
as and Cnanute, score 13 to 6 in favor
of Villas. Battery for Villas, A. HUI
tine, pitcher and G.. Howerton catch
err; for Chanute, o. McNulty, pitcher
and Bert Ray catcher.
Hon. j. M. Dunsmore will addres!
the people of Chanute Saturday night
Sept. Ist, in Music Hall ON the subject
Ior Expansion and Patriotism" Mr.
Dunsmore is an enthusiastic talkel
and is somewhat of a thorn in The
flesh of the flag furlers. His tall
meets with a hearty response in thu
breast of the patriotic old soldier.
Republican headquarters in Cha
mute is now in Music Hall. The hal
has been nicely decorated with flags
bunting and pictures aud is delight
full place to hold meetings. G. A
Cox, president of the Mckinley clul
is entitled to most Of the credit TO
the decoration. Not that he di(
much Of the work, oh, no, but he KEEP
up such a ceaseless nagging at tn,