The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thompson are
spending Thanksgiving in Cherryvale.
Miss Bertha Bodle is helping in
the Keifer store during the holiday
rush.
Miss Mamie Barton has gone to
Ration, New Mexico for an indifinite
stay.
Mrs. Thos. Bedford is again able to
be out, after many long morths OF
sickness.
The cottage being built by Mr..
Barbee in the Fourth ward is pro-
crossing nicely.
james Owens, ex-candidate for
county Supt. of Wilson county, visit
ed in Chanute, Sunday.
Clair and Emma Turner came
down from Emporia to spend Thanks
giving with homefolks.
Our schools closed Wednesday eve
ming until next Monday, that teachers
and pupils may all be thankful.
The Misses DolIie and Mollie Cross
Portia Park and Alice Parsons went
to Cherryvale for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Tutcher and daughter Lilly,
mother and sister of our famous res
taurant man, John Tutcher, are visit
ing John this week.
Lee Hawkins, an old time citizen
of Chanute. who for number of years
has lived in Chicago, is here visiting
and attending to some legal matters.
Attorney Cline was in Chanute
Monday, attending to some business
in our justice court. Among other
matters he had j. L. Crane bound over
to court on a charge Of forgery.
Mr.. @. A. Savage, brother of Mrs.
B. f. Nye, died at her house Tuesday
morning, Of consumption. Short re
ligious services were held Tuesday
evening, and the remains were ship
ped back to Danville, Ill.
Tom Blankenchip was called to
Kansas City the first of the week by
the severe injuries received by his
brother George in railroad accident
10 the yards. Mr.. Blankenchip has
returned and reports his brother Sc
verely injured but not dangerously so.
Shell Brown has been having lit
tile more than his share of trouble this
fall. His wife has been sick all fall
and lately, his little boy has had a
severe attack CT tonsilitis. We are
pleased to report that they are both
improving.
Charley Murphy, an old Chanute
boy, who has been away for fifteen
years, drifted in to visit the old scenes
of boyhood the first Of the week.
Charley, like Chanute, has grown dur
ing those years. he is located in Pu-
eblo, Colo, and has look of prosper
ity about him.
Married, at the home Of the bride,
Miss Mable Conner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clint Conner, and Mr.. Albert
Moore, of near Galesburg, at noon on
Thanksgiving day. Both Of these
young people are the children of intel
ligeDt prosperous farmers, and life to
them should be a success.
The Tribune Is now located IL it's
new office under the First National
Bank, where it has nice, commodious
quarters and will now have room to
expand. However, that was rather
good joke the Tribune perpetrated on
its office force by failing to issue on
Thanksgiving day that they might
be thankful along with other people,
and then set them to moving the
plant.
Henry Bangert, one of our sub
stantial German farmers living across
the river, dropped into our office, last
Monday, to make his calling and ell
ection sure with THE TINES for an
other year. Mr.. Baugert is feeling
very we'll satisfied with the way the
election went. He says everything he
has to sell from the farm finds a ready |
market at good paying price. He
just sold several calves at $40. per
head that, he says, were not as good
as calves he sold during Cleveland's
rule for $3.50 per head.