The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-06-27
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Anna Wilder is home.

Watermelons are now on sale.
Chas. e. Martin has gone to Illinois.
Mrs. II. VanOrman is visiting at
walnut.
Mrs. W, D. Frisby is visiting in
Topeka.
Charley Dcnison was in Chanute,
Monday.
Miss Chloe Slane visits in Humboldt,
this week.
The Wickard elevator is about
ready to move.
Mrs. Birdie Lyons is visiting home
folks this week.
l.. r. Stanley is at home looking up
his political chances.
Doc Reeves has gone to Colorado on
the long expected trip.
Ed Weeks and family have gone to
| California for the summer
We are glad we have ball team in
IChanute TOR the sake Of the dailies.
The Misses Laura and Effie Junkins
have gone TO Colorado for the summer.
John Tye has returned from the
west feeling much improved in health.
Clay Dryden has purchased the Win
field homestead, Mr.. Winfield will
build.
J. A. Fleming fell Wednesday eve
ming and broke both bones IN one OF
his legs.
Where has the Kansas Crude Oil Co.
gone? We notice its good bye" In
= the dailies.
Who said Chanute would not cele-
! hrate? We will have more celebrations
\ than any body.
Mr.. and Mrs. Squire have gone t
\ Topeka to visit their son RoScO
Grandma went along.
Hortense Morehart is expected hom
Y from Chicago today. Everybody viii
n be glad to see Hortense.
n Steve Slane knows how it feels t.
n have a needle thrust through thu
y thumb, wrong end first.
Y Archie Harris is home from his cas-
M NlSlu ubu mas 'hhSh up hiS wv
n again at the Santa Fe offices.
N w. S. Marks of Savonsburg passed
\ through Chanute Monday on his wa
: to the state Populist convention.
Tom Earnest, the popular Santa F.
swtchman, enjoyed visit from hi
mother who lives in Topeka, las
week.
The young Chanute boy doing bus
mess in Labette comfy seems, by tn
Parsons Herald to be advancing YER
rapidly.
Finally Chanute is in the ball lea
que. We are not prepared to say tina
it is any particular honor. 1t may b
lot OF fun.
Pres. ]. C. Miller, of the College Z
Empora, spoke in the Presbyteria
church, last Sunday. Mr.. Miller is
very able man.
Blk. Chard of Canville Creek, wa
in town Monday Mr.. Chard look
happy like his crop might be in sat
isfactOry condition
Mrs. DR.. Barker made short vlsl
home this week. She has now gOn
- to Chicago. Her family holds n
union which she will attend.
We enjoy good game of ball, BIT
do not like the idea of Sunday game
1t sounds little heaJheniSh to hef
the yelling and hooting on Sunda
afternoon.
The gosslps can just keep on guess
ing as to whom Seth Wells will a.
point as his assistant, in case OF ele
ton. Seth doubtless knows and wi
make the announcement in due tim
Mrs. Allie Reed, sister of Mr.. L.
Keller, died in California, the first
- last week. Mrs. Reed was mob
=, christian character. She made h,
~ Masters cause her life work. 81
XXI was attended during her long illne
W by her faithful sister, Miss Liz
~ Keifer.
- Mr. VIC Jeffries passed throus
N Chanute, Monday, Mr., Jeffries is
81 candidate for probate Judge. /
IS has the Erie delegation and will ha
M something to say in arranging q
So ticket. Mr.. Jeffries is a man Of mar
~ ed ability and would make first ella
M probate judge,
III Married, at the home Of the brio
m north west of Thayer, on Wednesd
SIS OF last week, Mr.. John Gowan OF low
W. and Miss Laura Brewster. Mr.. Gov
W an is prosperous young farmer
IN Iowa, and Miss Brewster SUGGEST
~ Neosho county teacher. They ha
. gone to their future home in Iowa.
- We have always contended that '
- have the best volunteer fire Co,
the world, but never heard any o
say they were distinguished for the
&C good looks. We think that decisi
q was reached at Kansas City by vo
[ of the ladies, our boys have alwa
succeeded in captivating the fair on
Mr.. G. Mollet of Canvilie Greek 7
gion was trading in Chanute, Monda