The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-09-14

We are panied to learn OF the
death Of Mrs Souncdccker, formerly
Miss Fannie Rivers of this city.
Fannie was the daughter Of A. L..
Rivers, who established and for so
many years ran the CHANUTE TINES,
Fannie was bright, happy young
girl when she left here in 'S6 immedi-
ately after her graduation from the
Chanute high school. Her husband
is practicing law in Salt Lake City.
She left family of four little girls.
Il. J. Perry, of Rest, made our Of
flee social call last Wednesday. Mr..
Perry was on his way home from as Wis
il up near St. Joe. He reports the
corn crop in that locality as not so
good as with us, still everybody seems
to be enjoying prosperous times and
Republicans numerous and all feeling
confident of victory this fail.
Geo. Harmon took the following
premiums at the Chanute Fair: LIST
on SOW oyer 1 year old: 1st on boar I'M
der | year and over months; 1st on
SOW under l year and over 6 months;
1st sweepstakes-best SOW of any breed
1st on herds sowS and one boar, and
5 premiums on apples.
BE on your guard, the picture and
advertising fakes are abroad in the
land. They are simply trying to make
money by their wits. Usually their
patrons give up some good money and
get no adequate returns. Patronize
home enterprises.
"A young lady boarding at Mr..
Howke's attempted suicide by the
laudanum route last Tuesday night.
BY the prompt action of Dr. Hoshaw
her life was saved. No cause known.
She is a stranger in the town.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McCune
on Tuesday night, Sept. II a boy. 1t
beats all what these times of prosper
ity are bringing to those who earnest
ly strive.
-Supt. Abe Sailors has engaged the
services of new assistant. in the
shape of fine girl. Term of services
date from Sept. 10. Poor Abe!
Jacob Naff. an old citizen of the
county and prominent farmer, living
west of Erie, died on Wednesday of
this week, of paralysis.
The Old Settlers meeting at Ben
edlct last Wednesday, on account of
rain, was postponed to Thursday,
Sept. 81.
Fred Hickey paid his parents a
visit this week and took his sister,
Miss Rose back to Missouri with him.
Republican club room open every
day and evening. Good speaking and
fine music every Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Cunningham has returned
from Eldorado Springs, much re
freshed and improved in health.
Don't fail TO note the big Mon
tague stock sale on the 9th. See no
tlce in this paper,
j. w. Shepherd was visited Fair
week by his brother, r. M. and wife
of Mllmine, Ill.
Mrs. Hudllins had her sister, Mrs.
Harris, of Yates Center, with her dur
ing the Fair.
Frank Isett failed to make the re-
CURED grades and has returned from
Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John KDaus, Of Bene-
dict have returned from their Ohio
visit.
Mrs. Pat Ryan was quite sick the
first of the week but is now better.
Don't forget the grand opening in
the Yellow Front tomorrow.
Miss Nettie Parker, of Stark, IS
visiting Miss Leila Light.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Brown are WIS.,
iting at Blackwell, Ok.
Several Chanutites are attending
the lola fair this week.
Mrs. II. L. Freeman and daughter
are visiting in Illinois.
H. G. Todd and family are visit
ing In Allen county.
-Mr.and Mrs. Kuehner have return
ed from Colorado.
Roscoe Squire and family are Wis
iting home folks.
Miss Lou Parsons is visiting in
Independence.