The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-08-23
More smallpox at Erie.
Jonah Nooner is In Oklahoma.

L. r. Stanley Sundayed in Chanute.
Brof Owens Sundayed in Chanute.
Fred Frewert is whitening up his
front.
Henry Ebert has gone TO Illinois on
a visit.
The billiard man is gone. He found
poor picking in Chanute.
w. II. Mallory is visiting his par
ents In Decatur Illinois.
Editor Turner spent a couple of
days in Emporia this week.
Judge Gates and family are visited
this week by Mrs. o. Thurstsn of Chi
cago.
Lutte Weiser came down from Bur-
lington, Saturday night, to take a
little run with the boys.
Mrs. j. L. Sewell, Miss Bea Cunning
ham and Miss Louise Parsons went to
Cherryvale, Wednesday.
Mr.. 1. N. Knapp has gone to Omaha
to peet his wife and family who.have
been east for some time.
Chanute stores will close a portion
of the afternoon of fair days, Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Friday.
Mrs. W. N. Anderson and daughters
came down from Ottawa, last Sunday,
to spend few days with old acquain-
tances.
A few hot sports on the West Side
have put in tennis court where
large and varied assortment of time
will be eveningly killed.
Camping on the Neosho is all joy
AMI unalloyed bliss. Ask the party
that camped near Mr.. Locks, Sun
day, if such is not the case.
Grandest outing of the season; con-
cert, so musicians; Parsons VS.. FU.
Riley, bail game, Sunday. Sept. 1st
: Only 81 round trip. Electric street
, railway from depot to fort See Katy
agent.
5 Rev. D. B. Howell, assisted by 9TH
ers, will hold two days. meeting at
} Ditmar's ford, Saturday and Sunday,
Aug. 3lst and Sept. 1st under the
auspices of the U, B. church. Every
, body invited.
Walter Cannon of Joplin, Mrs. Cy
Weiser OF FL. Madison, Iva and DR..
John Sturdevant and wife of Center
vile, Iowa are visiting with papa and
mamma Jesse Cannon of this city.
f. o. French, who has been afflicted
with cancer for the last year, died
; Friday evening of last week. Mr..
; French was good citizen and has had
the sympathy of the entire citizenship
during his affection. The remains
were buried Sunday morning in Elm
wood by the Woodmen.
We lately read very interesting
descriptive letter in the Miner and
Mechanic from the pen of Ernest Nc
Kinley, brother-in.law of James
Tudor of this city. Mr.. Mckinley, by
vote of the patrons of the Miner and
Mechanic, was decided to be the most
popular teacher IN his county, and as
a consequence was given free ticket
to the fair.
The gas well drilled by the Santa
Fe, on their grounds near the round
house, has come in and is good one.
Plenty of free gas might encourage
the Santa Fe to increase its plant here.
Any way it should induce the company
TO build respectable depot and not
disgrace the city and the company any
longer with the old shack by courtesy
called depot.
Ottawa Herald The Herald has
had a great deal to say lately about
cards Of thanks. The following is
said to have been written by SOUTH
ern Kansas woman: 81 wish to thank
my many friends and neighbors most
hearty for their united aid and coop
Grafton during the illness and death
of my late husband, who escaped from
me by the hand of death on Friday
morning while eating breakfast. To
the friends and all who contributed so
willingly towards making his last mo-
ments and funeral success, l desire
to remember most kindly, hoping
these few lines will find you enjoying
the same blessing. also have roam
gelding and good milk COW 1 will sell
cheap-God moves in a mysterious
way his wonders to perform, he plants
his footsteps on the sea and rides upon !
the storm-also a white and black |
shoat very cheap.-Jane Brown"
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