The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-01-30
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Mrs. Hickey visited her daughter.
Mrs. Cline. In Erie Monday.
G. L. Taylor and family visited his
mother, near Shaw, Sunday.
d. B. Williams and wife visited Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Riley, Sunday.
Frank Sauer, our hustling butcher,
had business in lola, Tuesday.
A full line Of carriages and buggies
at Heminger & Montague
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Otis left the first
of the week for visit IN Missouri.
w. E. CUTLER, DENTIST. Office
over Brown Pharmacy. Phone Alb,
Homer Fletcher and Lucien Stan
field spent Sunday with Frank Carter.
Frank Wilkinson is now working in
the clothing establishment of Joe, the
clothier.
BRICKLER Bros. have some good
farm bargains listed, also ranches and
pasture lands.
Mrs. Round has moved back totown.
She had been keeping house for her
son-in-law, Mr.. Mahan.
DR.. Gragg, the veterinary. is
officine now in basement of
old Bailey bank building. tt
Fred Hetrick says he will begin on
his big opera house rs soon as the
ground dries out little'm
DIR. Norman l.. Roberts, Dentist
office over First National bank. Office
hours a. IN. TO n. m. Phone w.
Miss Leila Light has secured posi-
ton as stenographer and bookkeeper
for a gas and brick company IN Cherry
vale
Mrs. VIM. Bair was called to the
northern part of the state, to visit her
mother, who was seriously hurt by
fall.
J. F. Handy, of Kncai3, brother
of Mrs. Roscoe Anderson, wishes to To-
cate in Chanute. Won't couple of
families double up somewhere, so he
can get house?
Roy Gilchrist is married. He mar
ried a Chicago lady. We are satisfied
Roy would not have done such a thing
had he just had time to come back to
Chanute for one of our charming
young ladies.
The TINES Office, from the devil up,
have Toasted on delicious wedding
cake this week donated by Mrs. Esther
Oleson. Ii Esther's housekeeping is
as good as her cake and her temper as
sweet, her hubby will have no reason
to complain.
Jesse Wilson, aged 50, an old soldier
who came to Kansas in 81 aud located
ia Chanute last fall, died Of paralysis
at his home IN the Fourth ward, Mon
day night. Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon by Rev Jonesot
Humboldt, aud the remains laid TO
rest in Emwood.
Fay Wilson, the yousg laundry man
from the west side, was arrested one
night this week for maintaining a
gambling room, and placed under
bonds till the next term Of court.
There are several other young men
WAC are badly wanted and who will be
raked in, in good time,
The protracted meeting at the u. B.
church is still going On with great
interest. Wednesday nights meeting
was a splendid one, with three COM
versions. The church itself is making
an advance movement. Rey. Booze,
Jhe u. b evangelist, will leave today
for Grenola, if not proyidentially him
dered, to take charge of the work
there, according to orders from Elder
Chambers. The meeting will continue
for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Mary Haynes, OF Highland Ave,
died at her home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Haynes was grand old lady and
had yhe love and respect of everybody.
She had been in poor heath for some
time. She was 50 years old. She and
her daughter Jennie, owned and Occu
pied the cottage next to Mr.. Wertz's
residence. The remains were buried
ia ElmwOod cemetery, Tuesday morn
ing, after funeral services at the bone
Mr.. \. A. Robinson, of Marceline,
Mo, and part owner OF the Racket
furniture store of this city, closed a
deal here last week by which he be-
came the owner of 40 acres of very
choice oil land situated in the Stewart
bottom. adjoining the famous hold
ings of the Kansas * Texas Co. This
land belonged TO Mrs. Randle of this
city. Mr. Robinson secured the 40 for
as coo. This seems very cheap for