The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-03-22
GALESBURG GLEANlNGS.

Chas. Whaley was in Erie last Tues
day.
DR.. Cook, the den fist, arrived last
Thursday.
Lew Thompson is clerking for Fer
guson Bros.
Ed Sharp has purchased the Co
canour farm.
Lloyd Pierson was up from Parsons
last Friday.
j. l. Ferguson's school at Fairvlew
closes this week.
John Williams has moved on to the
Lane farm west of town.
Doug Ulapsaddle has built a COM
Portable dwelling on his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teeple of ThayeI were
visiting friends in Galesburg last Sun
day.
Mrs o. P. Clough Of Buffalo arrived
here Tuesday for visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. G. A. Roads returned last
Thursday from visit with friends in
Chanute.
Rev. Duffy and son have gone to
housekeeping in VIM. Shaw's house
upstairs.
Miss Maude Redman was visiting
relatives in Parsons last Thursday
and Friday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Riley, living south of town Tues
day morning.
Thirteen applicants for common
school diplomas took the examination
here last Saturday.
Prof. Wade Payne, of carlton was
among those who attended the play
last Saturday night.
Rev. II. A. Nichols, of the M. E.
church, left Monday afternoon fer
Eureka to attend conference.
Lester long went up to Chanute
with Urban Stout last Friday, and re-
turned home Sunday evening.
Miss Vida Teeple, of Thayer, was
visiting friends in this locality last
week, returning home Sunday.
Clyde Willis is laid up for repairs,
as result of having been thrown
from wagon couple of weeks ago.
Charley Haines and wife left Satur-
day evening for Illinois, Charley's old
home, where they will reside in the
future.
VIM. Shaw has built a new barn on
his property in the west part of town,
and made other substantial improve
ments.
Fred Sailors, editor of the Enter
prise, has been wrestling with the
grip the past week, but has managed
to remain on duty.
Miss Stella Redman came up from
Parsons Friday morning to visit her
parents, and to attend the play, "The
Cuban Spy" She returned to Parsons
Sunday evening.
F. e. Enlow has had force of men
at work for several days, building
a neat fence around his premises.
Frank believes that every dollar spent
for improvements is well invested.
He has one of the contest homes in
NeOShO county.
j. W. Warren has just built dur
able and attractive fence around his
lots that will turn anything from
spring chicken to the gossip about a
neighborhood scandal. Speaking of
chickens, Joe intends to go into the
chicken business on an extensive scale.
However, he will not raise any fancy
breeds, but just plain, everyday
chickens.
The funeral of Mrs. Urban Stout,
whose death occurred at Chanuta last
Wednesday, and who was brought
here for burial, took place Thursday
morning. The service was conducted
by Bev. Merrill Hodgden at the
Christian church, after which the re-
mains were uttered in Mt. Hope GEM
etery. Mrs. Stout was formerly Miss
Chloe Long, and was well known here,
having been reared to womanhood in
this locality. She leaves a husband,
three children, mother, two sisters
and three brothers, besides a large
circle OF friends who greatly deplore
her death.
The roaring comedy drama, "The
Cuban Spy" was played at Shaw's
hall to a crowded house Saturday
night, Notwithstanding the fact
that the play was given here twice
last year, the crowd that witnessed
Saturday nights production was the
largest that has ever been in attend
ance, and in all probabilities, the
largest audiance that ever assembled