The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-10-12
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Mrs. Shannahan is visiting Mrs
Doyle.
Mrs. Hudkins is visiting IN Cher
ryvale.
f. M. Groom had business in Gar
nett Tuesday.
Mrs. w. o. Sherman has returned
from her Colorado trip.
J. G. Ramsey has moved into his
new house in the fourth ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slant Hatcher have
returned from their eastern visit.
Mrs. II. L. Freeman and Myrtle
have returned from their Illinois visit.
&C. w. Miller of Parsons visited
with the Waller family over Sunday.
Mr.. Dove, the liveryman has pur-
chased property in evergreen park adj
dltion.
Mrs. John Terryl has gone to To-
peka to attend lodge and John had to
follow.
Mr.. A. Pauline, father Of Mrs. j. L
Stoner will spend the winter with his
daughter.
"A. d. Lewrance of Thayer was in
Chanute Monday doing business with
our wholesale grocery.
1t is said Sam Brewster made a
very learned speech at fusion head
quarters Tuesday night.
Rev. and Mrs. Elliott, of BurliDg-
ton, Iowa are visiting their niece of
this city, Mrs. Geo. T. Bridges.
Miss Jennie Massey, of Ottawa is
visiting Miss Maude Johnson. Miss
Massey returns home next "Wednesday.
Mr.. A. M. Anderson, of Villas, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
in Kansas City, returned home Mon
day.
-Rey. B. E. Shawhan will conduct
a meeting in the Methodist church
during November. He is reported to
be great revivaIist.
How do you like Bro. Fishers fine
street lamp in front Of the Oriental?
This is a public benefit and the city
should furnish the gas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Barney were WIS.,
iting with Roy VanOrman the first of
the week. Mr.. Barney was on his way
to Wichita as a delegate to the A. H.
T. A. convention.
There was some talk Of recalling
the announcement of the meeting at
Garfield school house on the night OF
Oct. 18th but it was finally decided to
hold the meeting as advertised.
j. L. Stewert seems to be putting
on airs lately. he has just completed
two new brick walks in his yard. Did
the work himself. If he don't have a
good job he can't blame anybody but
his wife.
Geo. Wheatley spoke at Villas,
Tuesday night TO crowded and very
enthusiastic house. Mr.. Wheatley is
creating. a great deal of enthusiasm
wherever he goes and will surely be
our next congressman.
We are in receipt Of copy OF the
Audubon Advocate of Audubon. Iowa,
in which we find very compliment
airy notice of Mrs. W. E. Barker, of
| this city, who is there in the interest
of drawing in the schools.
The ball game, here last Tuesday
between the Kansas City Blues and
Pittsburg boys was very interesting
affair though the attendance was
small. The score stood at the close,
I to a in favor Of the Blues.
Prof. H. R. Fuller's class in pen
manship has now reached 100 students
consisting of the best class Of young
ladies and gentlemen 10 the city. Prof.
Fuller is a fine teacher. We are very
proud vi Jul WllUluS oNhOoi. "OA"'
tKas.) Times. Mr.. Fuller will open a
school next Tuesday on the first floor
of the Jones building.
We notice that our old time friend
and acquaintance E. A. Rice who lived
half mile north of Erie is to have a
sale on Tuesday, October 10th of all
his cattle consisting of mich COWS,
steers, heifers and spring calves, also
horses, wagons, buggy, grain etc. He
is forced to dispose Of his property
because Of i'll health and his finely i'm
proved farm of 100 acres is for rent.
Married, at the home Of the
BRIDES parents in this city, Oct. 4, at
$50 o. M, Mr.. Otto K. Staggers and
Miss Byrty L. Culver. Mr.. Staggers
is a popular fireman on the Santa Fe,
and his BRIDE is the beautiful daugh-
Tor nj Mr.. and Mrs, George Culver.