The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-08-01
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xy-v 70 In Chanute
MI. w and Vicinity
Mrs. Fletch Markle is sick,

John Pratt had business IN OTTAWA.
Tuesday.
Will Kramer visited in Chanute,
! last week.
Mrs. ]. j. Hurt and children are
home again.
Miss Elsie Patterson is visiting in
New Mexico.
The Morehearts are visiting at
Blackwell, Ok.
Harry and Mrs. Prange are visiting
in Kansas City,
Mrs. C. E. Gragg is visiting her par
ents in Buffalo.
Alex Baird jr., is at Parsons having
his eyes treated.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Bowman are
visiting at Moran.
Mr.. Esperson reports another good
oil well at Buffalo.
Mrs. Geo. Mater made short visit
with Mrs. Mater Smith.
DR.. Rakestraw was called to Wal
nut, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman and Frank
Sauer spent Sunday in lola.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Clark are rus
ticating at Excelsior Springs.
The travelling sign painters are do
Ing considerable work in town.
Smith Day was viewing Wilson
County regions, the tirstof the week.
Hanback, is fixing to build at once.
Lee Hawkins will do the excavating.
Mrs. D. E. McClelland and little
daughter spent Sunday in Cherryvale.
Attend Sunday night services at the
Jones grove during the hot weather.
Henry Ruff came in from Topeka,
Sunday, to visit amidst his boyhood
scenes.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Justice are
spending a short time at Excelsior
Springs.
Mrs. w. J. Graves, Of Rocklan6 ,
Texas, is visiting her brother, G {.
Bowman.
Mrs. Harry Wallace went down to
Parsons, Sunday evening, returning
Tuesday morning.
Rev. Pullcm and little daughter
went up to Burlington. Tuesday, to
see Bro. Shawhan.
Geo. Scott had his foot badly mash
ed by a rock, at the Ames quarry,
one day last week.
Mrs. John Fessler was called to
Galesburg, the first of the week, by
the sickness of her mother.
Emma Turner spent two days OF
this week in Emporia, arranging fol-
school work the coming year.
MIS-. McKeever, of Ottawa, came
down Monday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Clarence Grebe, who is sick.
Capt. w. J. Walker has gone tC
Galesburg, III. He expects to bring
Mrs. Walker and Wilma back with
him.
e. w. and Mrs. Taylor, of Fresno
Cal, arrived in the city, Tuesday
They are relatives Of the Big Creel
Reeds.
At a recent council meeting sewe
system for the Fourth ward was con
sdered. Soon we may expect the in
evitable sewer tax.
viii Ransing, who got so seriousl!
hurt at Pittsburg recently, is gettinl
along nicely and is expected to b.
ready for duty ere long.
Mrs. L. w. Foster, of Hartford, Wis
tied with Roy Waterman the for
part of the week, returning home vi;
the Katy, Tuesday morning.
The benevolent society will give al
Oriental entertainment at the fai
grounds, during the fair. Proceed
for the benefit of the society,
Councilman Grebe's suggestion tina
the members of the council shoulC
have free gas and water as part com-
pensation for their services, shoult
meet with the approval of everybody
Mr.. L. N. Knapp was called back tt
Chanute to give his affidavit in thu
big oil rights suit. He did not tarr1
long after he got through with tina
little matter. Mr.. Knapp is higl
priced man to be called in from !
distance as witness, His service
come high.