The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-07-18
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Mrs. Fisher has gone to Colorado.


Miss Helen Alters, of Erie, is visit
ing the Davis girls.
Colaw & Co, have sold a new hay
baler to Robert Young.
Miss Mae Lacy, of Denver, is visit
ing her uncle, John Fessler.
Mrs. Arch Hensely and children
have been visiting in Chanute.
DIN Hickey had his foot badly
mashed by cake of ice. He is laying
off for repairs.
Miss Hattie Whitaker, of Ration,
n. NJ. is visiting with Elsie and Lii
liam Schmutz
VIM. Joachim, of Chamois, Mo-, has
just been here, looking after his prop
erty interests.
Mrs. Jake Romberger and family
are visiting at Thayer, and Jake seems
unusually happy.
The Chanute club heat the Jefferson
City club here, Wednesday by a score
Of 10 to s. Not very fast ball that.
DR.. Cutler has an elegant dental
parlor in the room recently vacated
by the Keller s. Jones Tealestate tirm,
Mr.. Doll Larrick and Miss Nellie
Fivecoat slipped off TO Erie, Monday,
without saying boo to anybody, and
came back married.
c. w. Meadows, who has been the
Tribune's efficient foreman for about
two years, is now holding down good
job on the PiJtsburg Headlight.
C. E. Allison. Wesley Stanfield. II.
P. Farrelly and r. j. Vanlaningham
were the Chanute delegates to the
Jackson convention at Girard, Tues
day.
Henry Smith now drives the Model
laundry wagon. Henry is good
steady boy and will do the work the
best he knows how. Fred Fortney
takes Henry's place with RJemer's.
Alva Clark, the Lincoln township
politician, was in Uhanute a few days
this week, tiXin' things. He was simp-
ly going over the fine work done by
Judge Roseberry last week, to see if
it was holding all right.
At last the long expected desk,
cigar stand, etc, for the Oriental
Office has arrived. AS we go to press
IL Is being put into position. We are
inclined to the belief that landlord
Fisher will have no reason to be as
hamed of his office when this new fur
niture is all placed.
A letter has Just been received by
Il. G. Dryden from VIM. Millikin.
He had not been heard from by his
people for three wears or more. and
they had about given him up for lost.
Millikin writes that he has just re-
turned from three years campaign
in the Philippines, and is now station
ed at Columbus Barracks, Columbus,
Ohio, is in fine health and enjoying
life.
The new firm of Burris s. Borden
kircher have opened up their new
stock of groceries in the room lately
used by Davis & Merritt as a ware.
room. The room has been nicely re-
lifted, painted and papered, and pre-
SCENTS very neat and attractive ap-
pearance. These are old Chanute
boys, popular and pleasant They
understand all lines of the business
and will build up trade.
The thresher engine belonging to
Anderson and Wilson that exploded,
one day last week, near New Albany,
Wilson county, did considerable dam.
age. Lee Anderson was hurled about
60 feet and badly burned and bruised.
VIII Wilson, who was feeding the
machine had his foot so nearly cut off
by piece of flying iron that it had
TO be amputated. Several other men
were slightly hurt. A good team of
horses were hurt so badly they had to
be killed. Every thing and every
body any ways near were badly shaken.
An even half Gozen Parsons ladies
came up on the Katy Yesterday morn.
ing and stopped with Landlord Fisher
at the Oriental. 1t was first rum ored
that the word was out among the gen.
tier sex that Mrs Fisher had started
for the west the day before and that
the ladies were gathering at the hotel
TO offer their coincidence and SYM
pathies but on an Investigation, by
our own correspondent we found that
they were members of the G. l. AS.
OF Parsons. They were: Mrs. Glen
Ewing, Mrs. p. A. Boam, Mrs G. W.
Downs, Mrs. G, II. Workman. Mrs.
VIM. Trogle and Mrs. q. l.. Anderson.
Mrs. Ewing was delegate to the
grand council of the order, which met
in Norfolk, Va, recently, representing
both the Parsons and Chanute Div
isons. She came up yesterday to
report to the Chanute lodge and
the other ladies came along to visit
the lodge here. We are sure the Cha
mute lodge welcomed the ladies and
enjoyed their presence.
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