The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-06-13
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Crackerjack ball team.
New $4,000 Santa Fe depot.
That's not bad for a starter.
The latest is AQuilla Massey, notary.
J.H. Donaldson is visiting at Thay-
err.
Father Nag,e went to Wichita Tues
day.
W. E. Stout has again located in
Chanute.
Chanute will have a night police
from this on.
Notice the style being put on by
Bloomheart & Wright.
Mrs. o. Denlous, of Erie, Sundayed
with Mrs. S. c. Brown.
Mrs. Prof. Courtney and children
are visiting IN LaHarpe.
John Lawrence is playing the devil
among the Tribune force.
Mrs. Joe Shinn went up to lola,
Saturday, to visit her sister.
J. L. Sewell is in the Boschert &
Williams drug store, at present.
David Keller, of Humboldt, son of
G. W. Keller, is to locate in Chanute.
FarrellY's antitrust law has been
sustained and the Senator's face Is all
smiles.
Mrs. J. G. McCaslin Of Argentine is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fay
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Locke have
returned to Erie, having tried the
territory.
Chat Ewing did rot linger long in
Chanute. He is back again in his old
place at St. Paul.
Our old friend John Haviland was
up from Shaw, Saturday. Guess the
ball game brought him.
Chase w. Brown, successor to 10.
Sewell, has been granted a permit to
sell intoxicating liquors.
G. E. Conklin has purchased the
vacant lot north Of the Episcopal
church. Price $l2 per foot.
10. Farmer has gone to Louisville,
KY, as delegate to the Knighs and
Ladies Of Security convention.
Mrs. Swain, wife of the Professor,
is here to LOOK after her husband
while school marms are ~ thick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase Brown are now
at home to their friends in rooms re-
Gently vacated by DR.. r. A. Light.
The college students are about all
home now for their summer vacation.
Miss Lou Carter was among the last
to get in.
The Martin Bros. seem to be very
generous, public spirited men, the
way they offer to put up for manufact-
uring interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grebe have retur-
ned form long visit in Indiana. Mr..
Grebe can tell you all about the seven.
teen year locust.
Fredonla is roasting our high school
boys in not keeping their appoint
ment to play ball. The fault was pro.
baby in making, not IN breaking it.
The Keller Oil Co., drilling near
Austin are now at work on their third
well. They received very flatterlng
encouragement from the two wells
dug and are going to prospect the field.
Chanute is now in on the base ball
business. The Coffeyvlle franchise
in the Missouri Valley league has
been bought. We will now doubtless.
have some furious games for the hot
weather.
The council will investigate the
feasibility Of digging wells on the bot
tom for the city water supply. Our
city water has been about the consist.
ency of first class cream since the
heavy rains set in.
The Saturday game of base ball at
the fair grounds between the Erie
and Chanute clubs, was lively and
hotly contested game. Neither club
was in practice yet they put up good
game from start to finish. The game
resulted in score of 3 to in favor OF
the Chanute boys.
The Workman lodge elected the
following officers last week: T
c. BlankenshIp, Master Workman;
A. l.. Colaw, Foreman; Fred Gray
Overseer; H. G. Clark, Recorder; John
f. Roe, Receiver;C. h. Conklin, Treas.
urer; G. Rowley. Guide.