The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-12
DR.. Phillips is sick.
Walter Lapham Is home.

@. B. Amyx has gone to Chicago.
Walter Huber is home from school.
The Allen tads are home from Bald
win.
Frank Isett is at Bartlesville this
week.
w. d. Frisby was In Chanute Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Anna Markle has gone to Ar
gentine.
Mrs. ]. Q. Farmers is visiting in
Coffeyville.
Miss Anna Prange has position in
Kansas City.
Lacy Roster is working for Tutcher
& Alexander.
Miss Pauline Simmons is home
from St. Louis.
DR.. Nicely, of Parsons, was in Cha
mute yesterday.
! Emma Turner came down from EN-
poria Tuesday.
M. d. Henry was handshaking In
Chanute Sunday,
Mrs. Thad Watt visited in carlton
the first Of the week.
Mrs. s. Hudiburg spent portion
of this week in Chanute.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Danley,
a boy baby. Tuesday, June 9th.
Miss Toye Prange is now stenogra-
pher for the Western Torpedo Co.
j.. L. Sewell has gone to Gravette,
Ark. His family will follow soon.
The old Medium farm, southe asst
of Austin. has been sold for $4,000.
JAS. E. SHOEMAKER. dentist,
Office in Tutcher & Alexander bldg.
Sam and Mrs. Wickard, and Mrs
Dan Wickard have gone to California.
Jesse Wickard and John Reeves
have gone to California for the sum
mer
Policeman o. W. Chambers has re-
signed and A. j. Lopshire has taken
his place.
John Ramsey has resumed work on
the Girard branch. His hand Is a.,
, most well.
F. S. Steinkirchner. of Newton, Wis
tied his boys in Chanute the first If
! the week.
Walter Truitt is in Detroit, Mich :,
attending a meeting Of the fruit
growers association.
Over 5000. was raised as special
subscription in the churches Sunday
for Bet any hospital.
DIR. Norman l.. Roberts, Dentist
Office over First National bank. Office
hours a. IN. TO n. m. Phone w.
Mrs. G. F. McCaslln, OF Argentine,
who spent the flood period in Chanute
with her daughter, Mrs. Fay Wilson.
returned to her home last Monday.
Chronic bronchial troubles ard
summer coughs can be quickly re
lieved and cured by Foley's Honey
and Tar.
DR.. lies, of Urbana, and his brother
in-law, Mr.. w. H. Duley, alderman
of Ft. Smith, Ark, made the TIMES
office pleasant call yesterday
No good health unless the kideeys
~
makes ike kidneys right. For sale at
Browns pharmacy.
1t is now declared that the great
labor picnic will be held in Chanute
after all. 1t will be Sept. It'll. An
effort will be made to make it mon
ster affair.
Mr.. Lapham's old office building on
his lot next to the Hetrck opera
house site was bought by the ladies
of the BENEVOLENT Society and moved
to their lot 10 the SOUTH part Of town
Geo. e. Cole writes to his brother
Lem,o thlscity that he came through
the flood without any serious damage
Business has been resumed at the |
stock yards in small way and the |
big packing houses hope to resume |
the first Of the week,
Billy Wilson was in the TINES Office |
yesterday. He is still carrying his
arm in splints. About two weeks
ago vicious horse grabbed him by |
the arm and crushed and broke both |
bones. The wound is healing nicely
and he hopes soon to remove the
bandages.
There has been quite sameness IN
the plate matter of our two dailies
during the flood. One would use set
Of plates one day and then change off
with the other. The next day they
back and in that way mana
aged to give their readers fresh news
each day with only two sets Of plates
Mr.. Blackburn returned to Tulsa,
his new home, the first OF the week
When he looked oyer the flooded bot
toms and where his old farm used to
be, nothing but waste of muddy
water and thought of the days OF toll
and nights of sickening stencil to fol-
ow the flood, he was glad he had es-
;aped 1t.
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