The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-07-04
HONE
N Jew S
Abouf People
and Things
In Ch ufe
2 nd Vicinity

at Sedan,
Jake Hudkins is home from the
Territory.
| Charley Williams has returned from
California.
Chas. McCune vent over to G!rard
after his family.
Miss Ada Bertrdm and Bert are Wis.
iting al Winfield.
Mrs. Gus. Dawson went up to lola,
last week for few days.
Billy Cline has case in the supreme
court at Topeka this week.
Walter Parsons has gone to the To
peka hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Thomas visited
pa and ma the first of the week.
Abner Lee has bought the Episcopal
rectory. 1t is beautiful home,
Mrs. Dell Kennedy and children
have gone to Colorado for the summer
Geo. williams is just now finishing
up his new building, west OF the opera
house.
Dr. Q. G. Baird now occupies his
new Office in the Tutcher x Alexander
building,
Miss Agnes Lapham's music at the
| Winfield Chattanooga won the high
est praise.
The marshal had a little business,
Sunday evening. Two fines on Mon
day, as result.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henneman went
TO Independence to attend the wed
ding of Mr.. H. brother,
DR.. and Mrs. Thielen visited friends
and relatives west Of Chanute, on
their way TO New Mexico.
So gas is not to be piped out Of Kan
sas TO Kansas City, after all. Great
scheme, but it would not work.
Mrs. Abner Lee and children and
Misses Dolly Bowers and Ida Burke
have gone to Nebraska on a visit.
Mrs. Mary Bloomheart has received
notice that she has received pension
of S12 per month with $40 back pay.
DR.. w, e. Cutler is moving his den-
tai Office over from st. Paul, and will
occupy rooms over the Brown Phar-
macy.
About a dozen Cbanute boys had
picnic in G.. l.. Taylor's corn Held for
several days last week, Thev made
the weeds fly.
l.. B. Keifer and Frank Breyfogle
| tuD n 0f
week. by the death Of Mrs. Breyfogle,
mother Of Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cluss, of Fredonia,
are visiting Mrs. Cluss' parents, MIR.
and Mrs. r. W. Field, and other rela-
tives, near Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Miller and
daughter, of Kingtisher, O. T., are
visiting with their brotheT-in-law
Joe Stewart, and family.
Supt. Sailors chaparoned a few OF
the young lady teachers 10 the ice
plant Saturday night. 1t Is TO be
nOped for his peace of mind, that his
wife will never hear Of the occurrence.
OF the series OF the games of base
bali In Chanute, closing Or Monday,
between the lola and Ohanute clubs,
| Chanute won two and lola one. This
ties the two clubs on the six games
played.
The Star bloomer girls played
game of ball at Chanute Tuesday af-
ternoon. Tins bloomer game is a rot
ten fake of the worst kind, but we
presume everybody knew that before
| they went to see it.
The test we'll put down by the city,
1 near the water works plant, showed
the greatest abundance Of pure water.
Now let the council get a hump on
itself and furnish the city as soon as
possible, with the pure unadulterated
stuff.
The ghost dance given by the Misses
Carter, BOdle aud Gilchrist at the
home of Miss Gilchrlst was very en-
jUyable to the participants. Some
| Of The ghosts are said to have had
unusal appetites for non. corporal
bodies.
The Fredonia Citizen compliments
Chanute because it so literally pat
rOnizes its newspapers. Mr. Gilmore
| is right. Nothing so indicates the
prosperity, push and enterprise Of a
town as the liberal patronage of the
advertising columns of the local papers.
The Institute closed last Saturday
on schedule time, and those teachers
who did not expect to take the exam
inatioD on Monday and Tuesday went
home. Chanute has ENJOYED t n e
presence of the teachers and was
sorry to see them GO. They were a
pleasant set Of young people and
above the average teacher 10 intelli-
gence and culture.
S. W. SturdevaBt has bought the
old Carter buildings next to Wilder's.
The consideration is reported to be
So, 900. The Colaw & Sturdevant
hardware and implement business
will soon be located ia these rooms,
John Carter moving his grocery stock
into the new Williams building and
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