The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-07-11
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Mrs. Eivecoat is quite sick:

Chanute.
Alex Baird, jr., is studying music In
Winfield.
Mrs. Fred Erewert is summering in
Colorado.
Mrs. 10. Sewell and daughter went
to Kansas City, Monday.
Rev. Pull!am scared the eagle at
, Independence on the 4th.
H. P. Farrellv had business in Kan
sas City the first of the week.
Mrs. Dlldne is quite sick. She seems
to be breaking down generally.
Mrs. ]. A. Hughes of Idaho, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Dryden were Wis
tied Sunday by their son Harry.
MrsJ. D. Ogden and daughter of
carlton were in Chanute, Monday.
Walter Tyler, of Oklahoma City,
spent the Fourth with his family here.
A son of Mrs. J. W. Cole, H. F. Cot
fin, has located here with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Keller spent the
Fourth in Garnett among acquaint-
anccS.
J. w. Cole has purchased the A
Blair property, near the Catholic
church.
AL KINNEY has returned to Kansa s
City. after visit with his parents in
Chanute.
Mrs. Robt. Laughlin and daughters,
Elsa and Dola, Of Girard, are visiting
Mrs. Parish.
Capt. Gibson seems to be rapidly
gaining his usual health, after his
severe Illness.
The smiling girl and her best fellow
were every where to be seen on the
glorious Fourth.
A big plate glass in front Of Fay
and Smiths Pharmacy was broken
the night of the Bird.
Mrs. Emma Elliott and children
have gone to California and Colorado
| to spend the summer.
John Gaughan is home from the
Philippines. John says he has had
enough for the present
The Misses Ethel Rodman and Pearl
Lam of Galesbnrg, visited at Mr., Van
Sandt's the first Of the week.
S. G. Brown spent the 4th over at
Joplin taking depOsitions. That beats
making spread eagle speeches.
This office is under many obligations
to Mrs. L. NJ. MADDEN for a magnfi-
cent bouquet of sweet peas and pan
sizes.
Editor MoUre Of the Republican of
Cherryvale, passed through Chanute
Monday, on his way to hear Burton
explain.
Go to Chase w. Brown Cor your
tickets in the Convention Hall guess.
ing contest on the Kansas vote for
governor.
F. M. Dawdy, Chauute's leading
dealer in musical instruments, was In
these parts, last week, extending his
trade.-Erie Record.
The small boy was very much in
evidence on the Fourth. Even the
boy of larger growth made himself
somewhat conspicuous.
We are in receipt of letter from
DR.. R. A. Light, asking to have the
TIMES sent to Orange. California.
The DR.. seems to enjoy the California
climate.
We notice the changed form of the
Erie Record under the management
Of its present owner, Seth Wells. The
change is an improvement. 1t is now
column Quarto.
Ice cream and cake will be served
at the M. E. church in carlton, Sat-
urday night, July II. Proceeds for
will be furnished. Everybody invite d.
Fred Hetrick and n-in.law, S.
Smith are having trouble over the
ownership of some wheat. 1t should
not make much difference which gets
the wheat, it is all in the family any
way.
Judge Roseberry spent Saturday
and Sunday in Chanute. The mission
of the judge seemed to be to talk pol
itics, and he improved his time. The
judge is working in the interest Of
Mr.. Baldwin for county clerk. 1t IS a
cold day when Judge Roseberry gets
left on political proposition.
Miss Ella Cowan, one of Kansas
City, Kans'., primary teachers is can :
wasting this city for THE Worlds
Best Orations," as sort of vacation
recreation. She is selling very valu.
able work and is an exceedingly pleas
ant and intelligent lady, without the
offensive gall and cheek Of the usual
book agent.
On the night of the Fourth one of
the militia boys pointed his gun at
the leg of FINS LaRue and fired. 1t
was only blank cartridge but he was
so close to Mr.. La Rue that the force
of the discharge carried the wad, d
norton of his DantalOOns and drawers