The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-04-15
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| The Democratic congressional con
ventiOn for this district Will be held
at Chanute, Monday. August 1st.
l. d. Boschert has returned from
Kansas City. His health Is not the
best 10 the world, this spring.
Homer Steirwalt aud Miss Elda
Hanson OF Odense were married on
Wednesday evening OF last week at
the home OF the bride, near Odense.
l.. s. LOuthan. a bright young at
torney OF PODca City, OK, had bust
ness In Chanute last week. He is an
old class mate of Smith s. PrObst.
George Copeland OF lola was in Cha
mute one night last week looking for
nis runaway wife, She left her hus-
baDd and four small children, presum.
ably for the love for another man.
Her husband seemed almost heart
broken and stated that he left his
children all sitting on the fluor sob
Ding like their hearts would break.
Miss Emma Lurch has gone to
Bartlesville to act as stenOgrapher
for the National Supply Co. Miss
Lurch was stenOgrapher for Mean.
drew and Co. in this City for some
time and made many friends while 10
The city.
W. A. Thompson went to Leaven-
worth, Sunday to testify against
Convict McNulty who tried To Kill
MIN wnen he was acting as deputy
warden Of the penitentiary.
The salvation army workers IN the
city are creating quite stir in reli
gious circles. They are holding daily
meetings on the street and mig lily
meetings at the M. E. church. Much
good Is likely TO be accomplished.
Very interesting services are being
neld each evening in the Christian
church.
}. M. Allen and S. e. Beach attend
cd the Populist convention in Topeka.
The first of the week. They both are
ardent Hearst men.
The Alumni of the high school has
met and decided to hold reception
and banquet, May q.
A lazy is preaching 10 the chapel
at the corner OF Ninth and Forest.
Interesting meetings each night.
Cowboy Rolla Wright is home for
little visit with his people. Roll is
gaining in flesh and health. He will
visit IN Cbanute this week and will
probably inspect the Erie post office,
Sunday.
Mrs. DelOs Johnson has taken a boy
from the Topeka ophanage TO raise
This poor boys lot has surely been
cast in pleasant lines. A better home
could not be found
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crane of Earl
ton lost their infant daughter by
pneumonia, April 10.
The Morrell hotel, by converting
the society hall on the third floor into
good hotel rooms, has added Is good
rooms for the accommodation of guests.
William Costing and Mrs. Emma j.
Cook were married at Erie, last Mon
dag. Mr.. Costing is we'll known
character 10 this ty and liked by all
who know him for his pleasant good
humor and ready wit. The bride has
lived in the city for several years
Good luck and much happiness is the
wish Of the Times.
1t would be mighty good business
pTOpOSlUiOu lOT edCu ldnQ owner 10 the
oil district to take the pains to have
his road tax worked out at home and
not neglect it and have to pay the tax
TO the county treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Dubois of |
Chautauqua, Kan, have been visiting |
Mr.. A. Burger of this city. Mrs.
Dubois is sister Of Mr., Burger.
A fire last Tuesday in waste oil |
along the Standard pipe line north OF
the city near the Barker plant, caused |
great co.fagration. For time the |
Barker plant was in danger but the
fire finally burnt out without damag-
ing other property.
John Mccullough S little daughter
got the diamond ring given away by
the Franklin Stock Co. Mr.. Teve-
baugh who had possession of the ring
claimed that tickets got mixed and |
that 1t was his number that drew the |
ring. The judge decided that the
ticket held by Ruth drew the prize
and so decreed.
The Tribune is a little off on ma
tionality. 1t calls one OF our leading
German farmers of this locality, WIN
Hanson, a Swede. Now the Swedes
IRE alright, but the Tribune should
post up little better on the nation
atty of our leading citizens or refrain