The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-01-04
Gonon
Copies
Skating is the rage now.

49, - '~-~S
Monday.
Mrs. Ed Hardness is visiting at
Walnut.
Mrs. Beck of lola is visiting In
Chanut'.
Edgar Freeman is off for Pacific
coast trip.
DIR. Jesse Barker is home on a
short visit.
Fred and Bruce Williams are Wis
ting in Kansas City.
= Mrs. e. e. Ward has returned
from her Chicago trip.
Mrs, Juleson, Of Ottawa and son,
Sid, are visiting In Chanute.
Percy Willis passed through Cha.
mute, Monday on his way to Topeka.
Harris Anderson, of Ottawa, is
spending his vacation at his home near
Villas.
Mrs. ]. e. Plummer has been Wis
tied by her sister, Mrs. Fullerton, OF
Ottawa.
Col. Dora Herod went over to st.
Paul to take New Years dinner with
his parents.
Miss Honch of Oswego, is visiting
G. A. Cox and family. Miss Houch is
niece of Mr. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Thomas have
returned from their holiday trip and
report a splendid visit.
Miss Olive Anderson, OF Kansas
City, has been home visiting her par
ents during the holidays.
Miss Opal Conner and Master Rex
Gibson came mp on the Katy passen'
ger, Wednesday morning, from Austin
Miss Minnie Wright, daughter OF
John, who has been 80 seriously sick
for some time past, is reported much
better.
Mr.. J. d. Hildebrand has been trans
ferred to the Panhandle division ant
left Chanute. A Mr.. Perry takes hi
place here.
The State Normal students WHIT
had been home on vacation, general.
returned, last Wednesday morning
Clair Turner tackled the grip, aud wa
unable to return with the gang.
81. q. Reece, of the Valley, calle'
on the TIMES Office the last day Of tn
last century and had his name place.
on the roll of honor for the coming veal
He likewise had The welfare of hi
sole looked after while he visited.
Three young ladies, from Erie
Miss Nina and Crystal CASTOR and Mis-
Elsie Anderson visited in Chanut
over Sunday. They are very swee
young ladies, If they do live 10 Erit
, We are incliued to think the Erie llf
: of one of them will be rather short
, a certain young gentleman OF tn
town can have his way.
J. Last Sunday evening the win
r whipped to the north and began
come in gusts, mingled with snow an
for awhile it looked like we were g,
\ ing to have a regular blizzard. How
/! ever the snow soon ceased and til
I wind lulled and we have been havin
! since beautiful clear winter weath'
} with just enough crispiness in the a
I to make person feel vigorous.
In giving the names, last wee
I of the college students home for I'll
holidays, we inadvertently omitted I'll
|! name of Roy Ashcraft who is attenC
Z ing the Ottawa College and is hon
for vacation, likewise Vaughn Ligl
y VINO is attending Commercial COLES
at Kansas City. Marc Bailey, of
: the crowd, is the only one who did M
get home for little Christmas chez
This week most Of them return
their studies.
Mr.. Vol Gleason, who has Mao
|, his home at Austin for the last yea
has gone back to his home in Illinoi
Mr.. Gleason by his gentlemanly d
pertinent made many friends in Ka
: sas who will be glad to see him con
back and make his permanent hon
/. among them. He is likely to com
A year spent 10 sunny Kansas max
: life dreary'in any other cline. The
: who knows what charm our Kans
4 damsels may have thrown around tn
\, young man?
5 The Chanute Mantle CompaI
2 has been incorporated and starts in
Z the New Years business with fla
:, tering outlook for success. The stocl
e holders are Seth J.. Bailey, Edna
.e Bailey, A. N. Allen, Nettie NJ. All,
. and ]. R. Fay. The directors m
z Monday night and organized by cleo
: ing j. r. Fay President and Seth
y Bailey Sec. and Treas. Mr.. Bait
. wasappointed manager of the concer
u r,bia connanv will make as fine ma