The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-05-15
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sas City.
Mrs. Cory Conklin went to Topeka
last Friday.
Meet your friends at Tutcher h
Alexander's. II
Mrs. /. d. Boschert is visiting In
Kansas City.
Miss Sadie Beck and sister were WIS.,
iting 10 Chanute Sunday.
Sam Fyffe visited In Chanute this
week. Sans health is improving.
Lee & Smith seem to be doing quite
a bread and pastry business for begin
ners.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Yockey attend
ed the meeting Of the commercial
travellers in Topeka.
Mr.. j. e. Hummer, Of Urbana, was
in our office last Saturday and left an
order for some printing.
You never heard of any one using
Foley's Honey and Tar and not being
satisfied. For sale at Browns phar-
macy.
Chas. Reeves and Mat Reeves were
called here the last part of last week
by the serious Illness of Mrs. Susan
Reeves.
FOR SALE.-One registered Short
Horn bull for sale. Four years old.
Three miles south of Chanute.-A. P.
FLETCHER.
Miss Eva Lindsay arrived to-day to
visit her daughter Mrs May Lindsay.
Tribune. Does not that sound a
little peculiar?
Miss Edna Ramsey will graduate IN
music at Bethany College, May 18th.
Miss Ramsey is young lady of rare
musical ability.
W. R. Conyers, of Garden City, To-
Gated 10 Chanute, the first of the week.
He is cousin of ]. f. Mathews, liv-
ing west of carlton.
The application of Mr.. Burch for a
permit to sell intoxicants was denied
last Saturday by the probate judge
for the second time.
G. M. Thompson, down-to date
painter and paper hanger. Grainlng
and sign work speciality. Leave or.
ders at the Brown Pharmacy.
Mrs. Taylor, mother of Mrs. Capt.
Gibson, came down from Ottawa
last week to visit her daughter
Mrs. Taylor is we'll up in the nine
ties.
Mrs. R. e. Rawlings has gone to
Mexico, Mo-. to visit limo. She will
bring Miss limo home with aer at the
close of the school year, the first of
June.
Cal Webb rejoiced the printers
heart in a sort of off hand way, last
Friday. Cal says some of the wheat
in his locality is badly affected by the
rust.
H. E. Lawrence was in on the 9Th,
and settled his annual dues. On the
Sth of May, 1902, year ago he did
likewise. Punctualty even with
newspaper subscription is great viz
tue.
Mrs. NJ. L. Brown talks of plating
a portion of her land as an addition
to the city of carlton. This pros
porous little burg has taken on quite
boom lately and Mrs. Brown thinks
the lots will sell we'll.
Last Saturday afternoon class of
sixteen young people were confirmed
at the Catholic church. Father Ma.
gle was assisted in the exercises by
Bishop Henessey and number OF
priests from other points. The church
was beautifully decorated for the &C.
casion. Those confirmed were: Nina
Tully, Nora Airing, Genevieve Hack
EFT. Ililda Frederick, Ida Frederick,
Maggie Hainbach, Miss Garrison and
Miss Mertz. Rob Heller, John Dyre,
Lee Tully. Willie Wangler, Fred Brln-
er, John Rausch and Ollie VanValey.
The quiet of our streets Sunday
forenoon was disturbed by the rapid
passage of Mr.. Purdy's dun ponies up
Main with bouncing buggy follow
ing. 1t seems they had run from the
river bridge. Mr.. Ed Fitzpatrick was
driving the team. AS they came out
onto the highway from the Hetrich
farm the team made sudden dash
and upsetting the buggy threw Mr..
Fitzpatrick out and took rapid gal 6
for town. at the corner west of Will
der's drug store they turned south
and the buggy striking an obstruction
was badly smashed up. Mr.. Fitzpat-
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