The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-03-15

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burg.
Will Lyen visited Chanute the
first of the week.
Mr.. Knapp will drill his next well
on the Beach farm,
DIR. l.. E. Morgan of Fredonia was
in Chanute Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming have NOV
ed into the Grubb block.
John Pratt had business at Par
sons the first of the week.
An ENJOYABLE surprise party on
Gertrude Lebo Monday night.
DIR. Blakeslee, deputy revenue col
lector, visited Chanute this week.
Goose eggs for sale, on the Bell
farm south Of town.-Anna Thomas.
"A big temperance meeting is call
ed for next Monday night in the opera
house.
j. r. Weldy was quite badly hurt
Monday while working with the bridge
gang near Benedict.
DIR. Norman L. Roberts, Dentist
office over First National bank. Office
hours 9 a. ia. TO 6 .. m. Phone w.
If you want your watch to run, take
it to the new jewcler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-D J. W
Phillips.
C. W. Brickler of TECH, Kan,
has just made his brother Lou of Cha
mute, short visit. His wife has been
visiting here for some weeks. They
returned home together Wednesday,
Married, at the home of the bride
in the First ward on Sunday afternoon,
Miss Clara Tyner and Mr.. G.. W.
Sledge. Miss Tyner will now have a
Sledge to weld as we'll as a dish cloth.
She should develop muscle.
The house of Mrs. Shelby Williams
n the Fourth ward caught fire Sa,u :
day afternoon. The fire boys were
soon on hand and the blaze was eX-
tiuguished without serious damage.
Fire originated from defective flue.
DIR. Ralph Light thoroughly fumi-
gated a Santa Fe coach, last Saturday
evening, as he came up from St. Paul,
Doc. says ne accidentally spilled the
formaldehyde = but the understand
ing is that Conductor Ramsey bought
gallon of the liquid of Doc. with the
understanding that he was to spill it
in the car.
DIR. Thielen, formerly practicing
physician of Chanute, now of Grundy
Center, Iowa, was in town the first of
the week. The Doctor returned on
the sad mission of burying his mother
He is the same genial, pleasant man
he always was, whom to meet is al
ways pleasure. He has done well
since he left here and is now enjoying
large and lucrative practice.
w. o. Davis of Villas, on Tuesday
took the train at Chanute for Eureka
Springs. Mr.. Davis has heen in poor
health for the last year and Will try
residence in that far famed health re-
sort. We sincerely hope he may re-
ceive the desired benefit. His father,
J. w. Davis came over to Chanute
nominally to bring his son but our
candid judgment is that his main
business was to visit that new grand
child.
Rev. J. r. Chambers, presiding
elder Of this district OF the U. B.
church, made the TIMES Office a very
pleasant social call last Monday. The
Elder is a jealous worker in the cause
he has espoused, and genial, whole
souled, companionable man. He is
feeling little extra jolly just now, as
he has recently been selected as
delegate to the general conference of
his church, which meets on May 9th
on the old historic grounds Of Freder-
ick City, Nd. The Elder held ser
vices in Chanute the first of the week.
Henry Tully Ashford, foreman of
the Erie Sentinel, and Miss Anna
Smith, daughter of G. d. Smith, one
Of Erie's prominent merchants, were
united in marriage by Probate Judge
at the home Of the brides
parents in that city, last Saturday
evening, and spent Sunday and Mon
lay in Chanute with the parents OF
he groom, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Ash
ord, of the Third ward. Tully de-
iberately took snap judgment of all
lis friends and relatives, both in Erie
md Chanute, and without moments
warming created another Mrs. Ash
ord, but considering the prize he
Irew-her intelligence, amiable dIspo-
II.