The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-09-21
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Mrs A. D. Tolandis SICK.

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this week.
M. II. Jones, wife and daughter,
have gone to Denver.
Who ever heard of chickens bring
ST cents this time of year?
Miss Mamie Durham has gone to
Denver to visit her father.
Miss Bertha Bodle returned last
Monday from her long visit.
Miss Leila Light is working in
Miss Hurley's millinery store.
Mrs. Dickey has taken her son to
Topeka for midical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w, Cole have re-
turned from their eastern trip.
Prof. Swain has had his father
visiting him from Pueblo, Colo.
Born on Saturday last to Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Browning, girl baby
Luther Cone, after serious i'll
ness is again seen on the streets.
Harry Larrick has moved from tue
First ward into the bloody Second.
Mrs. 10 Shinn is becoming an ex-
pert in dismounting from buggy.
Bloomheart Wright & Co. arc
whooping up the price'of poultry this
week.
Miss Alice johnson, Of Fredonia, is
visiting in the family of Charley Ben
edict.
w. D. Frisby has returned from
Colorado. Mrs. Frisby will be home
shortly.
For few days Bloomheart "
Wright are beating the world on poul-
try prices.
Mrs. Olive Knaus and Mrs. Davis, of
Benedict, visited with Uncle 10 Smith
Wednesday.
Mrs. F. e. Copeland, Of Parsons,
visited with Mrs. Lem Cole the first
of the week.
Rev. Lagerquist of the Swedish
church, is attending conference at
st. Paul. Min.
W. f. Hensly, of Toronto, one of
the early day boys of Chanute was in
town the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Rice, uncle
and aunt of DR.. Ralph Light were
visiting the doctor, Monday.
ID. e. McClelland, G. w. Williams
and DR.. Hoshaw have gone to Chica-
90 to attend meeting of the Elks.
Charley Cave is ia town on
short visit. He will take his mother
back with him on a visit in Iowa.
DIR. Roberts expects his wife home
soon. He has rented property in the
Third ward and will 60 to housekeep-
lug soon.
Mrs. d. II. Fisher and Cecil came
in from their Eastern trip, Wednes-
day morning. Mr.. Fisher met them
at Parsons.
We will pay ST cents for spring
chickens and I cents for hens, up to
and including Tuesday, Sept. 25,
BLooMHEART, WRIGHT & Co.
Cap. Gibson and wife were up
from Chanute yesterday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Gibson, of Chanute took
in the fair here yesterday. Reg
lister.
Chanute will have football team.
The boys have concluded that there
are few young fellows here that need
killing off and so have organized a
foot ball team to do the job up quick
ly and in order,
We would call especial attention
to the statement in this issue of the
First National Bank. This deservedly
popular and prosperous institution
seems to be enjoying its share Of Nc
Kinley prosperity.
Quite a number of the faithful
went to Pittsburg via the Santa Fe
last Monday evening and still anoth
er crowd took the Katy to Eft. Scott
Tuesday. They all came back full of
course-we mean of Organism.
Mr.. Roy VanOrman of this city,
and Miss Ralston Of Leavenworth were
married at the home of the bride.
Tuesday evening. Miss Ralston will
be remembered as former resident
of Chanute. Roy has rented rooms in
the Lyen property.
j. C. Biles and G. s. Nation
we're at the lola fair last week and
purchased some Poland China hogs of |
the prize-winning kind. Mr.. B. pur-
chased a beautiful Klever's Model |
Gilt, while Mr.. Nation purchased a
boar out of the famous Knox All
Wilkes Hog, The latter also bought
a Kleyer Model sow and the former a