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The Washington herald., 1907-09-08

Scott, and Miss Georgia Raebelraan, have
returned 10 town, after few weeks stay
in the mountains OF Virginia.
Mrs. Eleeta z. Smith left Washington
yesterday for her old home at Sterling
Ill. to spend a month with relatives and
friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Strauss are At
the Raleigh Hotel for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Flesher are
visiting in New York and Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs L. Callisher are enter
tanning Miss Cricket Furst. OF Brooklyn.
N. Y.
Mrs. S. Lesser and Miss Roselle Lesser.
Of Augusta, Ca, spent few days with
Mrs N. Silver. in New Hampshire
avenue.
Miss Lizzie Jandorf has returned from
an extended Western trip, which included
Ottawa Beach, Chicago. H., and Indian
apolis, Ind
Mr. w. C. Alexander. Of Philadelphia.
was IN town for short stay.
Miss Pearl schwarz has returned from
visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Fannie N. Golden, Of Washington,
with the Misses Ridgway. Sally Warren.
and Tessie Meyer, have returned homo.
after a trip TO jamestown, Philadelphia,
and Atlantic City.
Mr.. Tsunejiro Miyaoka, counselor Of the
japanese Embassy, and Mrs. Miyaoka.
after spending the latter part OF the week
in Washington, have returned 10 Buena
Vista. where the embassy is still in sum-
mer quarters
The Third Assistant Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Huntington Wilson left Wash
ington Friday for a months tour Of the
Vest, which win include a visit TO Yel-
lowstone Park and the Grand Canyon.
Mrs. Wilson has been spending the sum
mer with her parents. Col and Mrs
James Wilson, at their cottage IN the
Green Spring Valley, near Baltimore. Mr..
Wilson Joined them there for the week
ends and brief visits during the summer.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy True
man II. Newberry left Washington Fri
day 10 join Mrs. Newberry and their
family at the summer place Of the New
berrys. at Watch H.l. r. L On Monday
they viii go 70 the White Mountains for
stay, going later 10 their home IN De-
troit before returning TO Washington for
the winter.
Miss Marguerite Shonts, who has been
/ in Washington with her mother for the
past few days, while their former home IN
New Hampshire avenue was being dis
mantled, returned to New York yesterday
/ 10 joil Miss Theodore ShOnts and their
father at the home they have taken in
/ New y York.
/ Mrs. Eliza Cabell Hubbard and her
daughter, Miss Hubard, returned to their
home in Georgetown Friday from Rich
mond and jamestown. where they have
/ recently been. though they spent the sum-
mer at the old HUBBARD home. Monte
yuma, on the James River.
Bir and Mrs. William Corcoran Hill
viii return this week to Washington from
Narragansett Pier, where they have spent
/ the month Of August and part OF Sep
I tember.
1 At a recent meeting Of the Amphion
/ Glee Club arrangements were perfected
I for the sixteenth anniversary, which swil
/ be held this month. with appropriate ex-
I eTcises at Green Willow Park. Anac0stia
/ d. c. Prof J. Henry Lewis has been the
director since the date OF organization
NIr. and Mrs William Henry White
/ have returned from the seashore. and
\ spent last week al Braddock Heights
/ Md, as guests OF the Braddock Hotel
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fashionable
Washington which win
n
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the Highlands
accomplished Mr.
distinguished n He
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andN Mrs lam Smt
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GOSSIP OF MAGNOLIA
Mrs. Larz Anderson the Star
Winner at MyOpia.
HORSE SHOW a BIG SUCCESS

Miss Ethel RooseteIf, Who Il the
Guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nat simpkina
for the Week, Is the Center OF ATT
traction-Postmaster General and
Mrs. Meyer Also Present.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-08

If you want the finest wedding turnouts
ebtainahle, patronize Downey's Stables
1870 L ST. Reasonable rates; best service
The Washington herald., 1907-09-08

Beautiful. Artistic FIoTnI Effects
For fall weddings. Sbaffer, 14th and Eye.
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Others giving dinners were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryce J. Allan and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lee at their place. Villa Al Mare
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OetOber ;. l0OI. Remember the date.
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Carriages for Early Fall Weddings.

A party of Mississippians. composed of
Mr.. H. Scott, DR.. Sol. Scott, Miss Esther
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'Phone Slain 1900 When You Return.
Subscribers returning from their sum-
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The Washington herald., 1907-09-08

At Richfeld Springs, N. Y. August q,
Rear Admiral A. S. Barker, U. S N. and
Mrs. Barker entertained at a luncheon
at the Kendallwood. Their guests includ-
ed Admiral and Mrs. Dewey, the Blshop
of New York and Mrs. Potter, Capt VII
liam Swift, &. S. N. and Miss Louise
Maxwell.
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Miss Nellie Helen PAUL.. of the Ply
mouth. is being delightfully."- entertained
in Chicago, as the guest of Mrs. Virginia
Hewett.
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Admiral G. W. Baird T. S. N, after
visit 10 Poland Springs, Me-. and Breton
Woods, y. H., was at last accounts az
Shelter Island. \. I. where Gen. and
MTs. a. E. Bates and Lieut.. Commander
B. B. Mccormick, L. S. N, are also 10
Gated.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-08

Gen. David J. Craigie and Mrs. Craigie.
after a few weeks spent at Atlantic City,
are now al the Warm Sulphur Springs
for the rest Of the season. Ia
turning TO their home In Washington late
IN the autumn
The Washington herald., 1907-09-08

Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
D. Parker celebrated their twenty-ffth
wedding anniversary at their home. b17
Seventh street southeast. The parlors
were decorated with palms and cut flow
ers. Mrs. Parkers dress was silver grav
silk. trimmed in Irish lace. Assisting Mrs
Parker We're Mrs. KulIman. Mrs WI.
liams, and Mrs. Evely. From 10 II
O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs. Parker received the
ladies Of the Methodist Home. of which
Mrs. Parker is a director. Among the
out-of-town guests were Mrs. S. o. Horn.
Of Berkeley Springs, w. Va, and Miss
The Washington herald., 1907-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Flesher are
visiting in New York and Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-08

Mr. and Mrs. George Strauss are q
the Raleigh Hotel for a few days
The Washington herald., 1907-09-08

Mrs. L. Moyse and Miss irene Afoyse,
of Greenville, Miss. are visiting In the
city en- route from Virginia Beach,
where they spent the heated term.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-08

Mrs. Henry May spends much time il
her large touring car. The other day she
was seen speeding along the road between
Manchester and Pride. sitting in front
with the chauffeur, and was smartly
gowned In q ehampagne-colored skiEt
and coat. with which she wore hat Of
the same shade and a point lace veil Of
cafe au lait In her arms was her pet
spaniel.
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A pretty wedding took place Wednesday
evening, September T. at st. Dominie's
Church, when Miss Nellie Collins was
married to Mr.. Edward Dwyer. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Father
O'Rourke. The bride was becomingly at
tired in white silk. wearing a veil fasten-
ed with orange blossoms She carried a
shower bouquet of Bride roses. The sis
ter of the bride, Miss Julia Collins. acted
as maid Of honor. wearing white silk and
carrying pink roses. Mr.. c. McAuljffe
The Washington herald., 1907-09-08

Lads. Beatrice Carew. who IS the guest
of the Misses L0ring. at Burne-side. their
cottage at Prides. will so next week 10
the White Mountains, and viii sail for
England October !.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-08

Mr.. Tsunejiro Miyaoka, counselor Of the
japanese Embassy, and Mrs. AliyaOka.
after spending the latter part Of the week
in Washington, have returned 10 Buena
Vista, where the embassy is still in sum-
mer quarters.
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tanning Miss Cricket Furst. OF Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-03-30
MRS. BRYAN.

The greatest factor in the Ameri
can home is the wife, and | may be
pardoned for giving some slight notes
of Mrs. Bryan's character. Class
mates in college, she and her husband
were married shortly after gradua,
ton, when she studied law and was
admitted to the bar, not with any ex-
pectation of practising, but merely
that she might help "Will'-as she
invariably calls HMM his office
work
All through their married life she
has been studying things that would
help Will - shorthand, typewriting,
proofreading, the art of editorial ex-
preston, and the mysteries-which
many-of bimetallism
Some years ago | was a guest of
the Bryan home in Lincoln. Coming
to breakfast at an hour which seemed
abnormally early to the jaded mind
of New York morning journalist, |
found vacant place.
Where is Mrs Bryant" I asked.
"Oh," said her husband, three
times week she goes to the univer-
sity before breakfast for an early
class in German. YOU see" he con-
tinued, with smile, can't read
German, and she thought it might
be good thing to have some one
in the family who could get at first
hand the sentiment of the German
press"
Nevertheless, the breakfast was adj
mrably served. This in ITSELF is
not of importance, but helps to illus
trate the fact that fol all her intel
lectual work Mrs. Bryan is no Mrs,
Jallaby, but thoroughly competent
working housewife The Bryan
home has ever been model of neat
ness and good domestic management.
From The Home Life of William
Jennings Bryan, by Willis ]. Abbott,
in Munseys.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-03-30

The Chicago women seem to value
husbands somewhat high. One of
them says that women of that town,
would sell their bubbles for $4,000
But who would give anything like
that sum for Chicago hen-pecked,
fed-from-the-can sort of man?
1t is doubtful whether Jerome and
Delmas use that word learned so
much, when talking about each other
in private.
That is a proud boast that Booker
Washington makes when he says you
csnnot find single prisoner in any
Jail who holds a degree from Tuske-
increase crime.
Tillman says that the Presidents
policy has been zone of fuss and
feathers-ful of sound and fury"
and Tillman long since qualified as
all expert on fuss, feathers, sound
and fury.
1t would be useless TO say that the
Wall street panic was not felt in Chi
csgo. The New Workers had to Dor
row money to tide themselves over.
A Missouri woman is very angry
with her home paper, because in
writing up her husbands death, the
editor said: He has gone to hap
r,er home" This creates doubt as
to where she thinks the deceased real
ly went Either place might be hap
Ter.
Mr. Bryan's latest platform is: 81
am a private citizen and expect to so
remain" Will Mr.. Roosevelt yet be
forced to swipe that also?
A Kentucky gentleman boasts six
teen acres of the finest mint in the
world" Spring has evidently arrived
in Kentucky, and it is now the open
sea on for julips.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-03-30
Easter

Suggests new apparel--Hats,
Suits, Coats, Skirts, andWaists.
Never before did we have such
a variety of Spring Clothing
in the latest styles and the
newest fabrics-particularly at
tractive because of the graceful
and becoming effect each article
maintains.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-08-02
GOOD RECORD

Z Gov. Hoch says The State was
aeyer SO free from saloons aud joints
as it Is today 1t was never so pros
perous as it is now materially or ii.
nancially. I do not believe that there
are anywhere on earth sixteen hun
dred thousand people maintaining a
bipher standard Of morals than the
sixteen hundred til usand who consti-
tute the population Of Kansas, nor do
believe that there are anywhere
else on e8rJh similar number of pee
pie enjoying such freedom from pau
perism and poverty, We heye not
only proven the wisdom of the prohibi
tion policy SO far as the moral and in
tellectual Interests of the people are
concerned, but we mye established
it's wisdom from a financial stand
point. Incidentally might remark
that Kansas City Kansas. is the
largest city in the Unlted States with
out saloon and Topeka is probably
the4only state capital where intoxi
cants are not sold,n
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-08-02
Lime Plant Items

Mr.. S. P Russell Of Oklahoma, and
Alex Russell took dinner with their
niece, Mrs. Adams Fridly.
Charley Manner and Miss Cum
mugs Of Chanute we're united in
Wedlock last Sunday, We extend
congratulations.
School begins at Golden Ridge Sept.
Goth. Perhaps the weather will be a
little cooler by then.
Mr.. Bryant lost 5000 mare one day
this week.
Miss Fern Smith is spending several
days tins week with her aunt Mrs
Virgins.
Mrs Fred Rodia goes to lola Thurs
day to stay few days with her
daughter, Mrs Leonard Riley.
Another wedding booked to come
f-this week Look out,
Mrs. Emily Smith aud several other
Royal ueighbors attended lodge at
Altoona Wednesday,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-08-02
County Correspondence
News Gathered From Ar over the
County by our Many correspondents.

MCGOWAN, WHO had the misfortune TO
step upon large nail. She is better
at present time but unable to walk,
Mrs ALVIN Strack visited from Fri
day until Sunday with her parents
Jake Bower and wife.
VIII Mcdonald and little sister,
Nellie, visited relatives at the West
Brick plant Sunday.
Mrs Jake Brnzon. came down from
Petrolia, Saturday to visit her broth
er, Dan Bower. =
Our district voted for seven months
school with a first grace teacher
There have been two applications but
do not know who will be the success
ful candidate. We hope to have a
teacher who will keep our scNool up
to the standard established by the
Misses Daley, during the past two
terms,
A good many Of our citizens attend
ed the show at the Air Dome Satur-
day night.
John McCowan's are moving back
to their farm after a residence Of
nearly a year and half in Carlton.
Mrs Arbuckle is visiting tie famil-
les Of James Dtmars and JEFF Clifford
in Carlton,
Fred Bower and Willie Blggs began
balng hay Tuesday. they have sew
eral big contracts, enough to keep
them busy for awhile
Miss Emma Tennis attended No
Hai several days last week.
Grandma Bower was calling on
Myrtle Bower and Mrs, Neptune
Tuesday,
Grandma Bower ADD daaghter, Mrs
Eruzon spent Sunday afternoon and
night at Fred B wer's,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-08-02
MI. Pleasant

Miss Clara Tanner is very i'll at
present,
S. Miller aud wife visited relatives
in Erie. Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Esteila and Blanche Debler
visited with Mr., and Mrs. Wilbur
Ellis Sunday.
Edna and Ethel Kinecalled on Elsie
Pdgh Sunday afternoon,
fla. Lusk and little daughter Lu-
Gle, have gone to Missouri to visit
relatives.
Hurry Krox was quite sick the past
week, -,
Ferdinand Shellhorn from near
Harris visited with relatives in this
vicinity the past week.
Miss Carrie Satterwhite left We'd
nesday for Oklahoma to visit with
relatives She was accompanied by
Grandma Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs, D, J, Heaton visited
with their daughter Mrs. Gilbert
Shel!horn and family Sunday.
Ed Fripp and family returned home
Sunday after few weeks visit with
relatives In Missouri.
Jim Smith while being Initiated in
/ the lodge was seriously hprt, and
is still in very bad condition,
Rev Rhea came to Mt. Plea sant,
Sunday 4ttetloCn TO fill his regular
appointment, but there wer9 Su;h
few present he did not preach.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-08-02
Urbana

Weather not so warm the past few
days.
Dr> Jones was in town Saturday.
W. II. Nation was in town Tues
day on business,
G. D. Heilman has treated himself
90 new moving machine of an ap-
proved style.
Dave Bailey has a new babe at his
house, born on the 2sth.
Ben Unsell has been home the past
week on a vacation.
Roy Likens was at home last week
on a visit.
Grandma YOckey spent Sunday with
Grandma lies.
A fhe rain fell here Sunday AMI was
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-08-02
MUST BE DRY.

In Asaria, twelve miles south OF
Salina, mass meeting was held, at
tended by several hundred people,
to protest against the running OF
joints in that village. The people
are aroused and declare that the
lawlessness must cease. Several ar
rests have occurred there fecenIy,
but this did not close the joints.
Speeches were made by number
of Salina men. Resolutions call
ing upon the county Nnd city au-
thori!ies to take hand in the mat
ter were adopted.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-08-02
THE WATER SUPPLY

Quite controversy has sprung up
ia this city over the water works prob
lem. About ali we know about the
problem is that, several years back
there was plenty OF water and the
pressure was sufiicieut for all practi-
cal purposes. Now it is not and we
do not know whether the shortage is
caused by small mains, leaky pipes or
an increased use Of water by the Santa
Fe.
1t long has been our opinion that
the Santa Fe was using much more
water than they ever paid for. We
believe It would be . Zoe thing for
the city and the water rlant especial
~. IL the Santa Fe would put 10 its
own plant. Then it could use all the
water It wanted aud there would be
no one 10 kick.
The fact Is cur water service, from
some cause, is very inefficient aud It
is for the council to look the matter
up find out where the trouble really is
and remedy the. defect.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-08-02
carlton

Mrs. Mary Pardun and son have
ben visiting the formers sister, Mrs
6. f. Han and family, in Osborne
county, Kansas. fer the past three
weeks. Mrs. PardQu hsd not yeea he;
sister for yearly % years. Mrs. Hal
is Que Of Osborne county pioneer SET
Tiers, settling in that section Of the
state Is wears ago where Nhe has re
Sized bB 10 The present time, Itcer'
taInly was happy reunion for them
Mrs. Pardun is thinking of locating
there in the near fuCure.
Miss Nellie Aging Of Greeley iSVis
ting this week with friends in Earl
ton.
Mrs. Clemens is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs Reed, in 1. r. who recently
lost her husband, Geo, Reed, who was
quite well known in this community.
& The ice cream social last Saturday
night was not very very well attended
OF account of threatening rain.
Mr.. and Mrs, John McGoyern have
moved back TO their farm again after
a residence Of near two years 10 Earl
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Stoves near AL
toona were visiting Henry Stoves and
wife Saturday night and Sunday and
attended the ice cream social.
The carlton ball team crossed bats
with Morehead lasO sunday afternoon
and carlton came out victorious.
Mrs. Blessing and Noah Clemens
attended the funeral Of their brother
in law Geo Reed in the Indian Terri
tory last Saturday.
Mrs. Arbucle and children near
Villas are visiting this week with Mr..
and Mrs, James DitmaTs.
Mrs. Meeker says she feels like va
cation had come since the blackberrieS
are all gone. She has been driving
out to the farm picking her berries
then driving to Chanute almost every
day since the berries were ripe.
VIII Maran was the last one to take
the train and skip and no one seems
to know just where he has gone but
guess he Is able to take care Of No. ]
and maybe No. 2
The teachers are all out rustling to
secure schools for the coming term.
Mrs, Pardun who was hurt in a
wreck several days ago is improving
nicely and will soon be all right again.
Mrs. NJ. L Brown of Chanute. was
calling on friends In carlton, Monday
Mr.. Hellman is somewhat better
and is improving slowly.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-08-02

OF great beueit to growitg crops b t,
was not enough Ia put slubole grcu d
In GOOD condition TOR blowing
EIvin Noble has bought the Willis
Sweeney property.lor Sj32.
Miss 1gerfoTd las been hired as
principal teacher here and Miss Scott
for the primary department.
Mr.. Taylor, brother Of Tim Taylor
has rented the Widow Mobiles farm
for next ysar.
Mr.. SCHNEIDER thresbea wheat Sat
urday that made about19 ou. TO the
acre. He has some very fine corn on
wheat ground wtrere fertilizer bad
been used last year.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-08-02
THE AUGUST AMERICAN BOY.

THE AUGUST AMERICAN BOY
The first.o series Of Hawatha pic
lures adorns the cover page Of the Au
gust American Boy. The contents
w5ll be called the VACATION issue on
count Of the numerous excellent.
stories it contains. The Tomllnson.
Sprague and Ellis serials are continu
1'wi.b increasing interest; 10 adj
ION there ave two shorter serials en-
titled: Hlzy by Harley P ChuuGler
!, school story of surprising interest
lad For the Flag by j A, knowlton,
a fue yachting story, Some Of the
shorter stories are, How the Stop
Brigade Won It's Spurs. telling how
seven poor little daIkey boys perform
ed anheroic act and the reward they
chose The, Tale of Dog, teaching
Kindness to our dumb friends; The
Young Pioneers Escape, a story show
ing the quick wit aud daring Of the
boys of Revolutionary days; Dick and
joe, telling Of the adventures Of two
boys in the early sixties on their way
TO the Colorado mining camps, and
The We're WolEand the Real Wolf,
another hne animal story. The-sketch
OF Robert Fulton. the inventor OF
steam for propelllng boats, will be Of
interest, at this time, on account OF
the celebration Of century of steam
boat travelling, Some sensible advice
To boys is given 10 the article Do
Now, and for the athletic boy there
are The boy on His Muscle. telling of
prominent school Athletic champions
aud The Pitcher aud the Catcher,
showing what qualities are desirable
in the holders Of these positions
Chats With Big Americans this month
10 sa isteresting interview with VIII
lam A, Pinkerton, head Of the famous
detective agency. The usual depart
ments OF Stamps, Coins and Curios;
Boy Mechanic and Electrician; Boy
Photographer; Taugles; Boys, Books
Reviewed; Q, A. B.. and American
Boy Legion of Honor, are filled with
matters of interest. In addition there
are over 45 fine illustrations. Sub
scrlption 81 year. The Sprague
Publishing Co. Detroit, Mich.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-08-02
District 66

Mr. and Mrs Me6denhah Of Jhanute.
called on Charlie Smith Monday eY-
ening.
Mrs Lille Newcomb is here visiting
her father VIM. Garner.
Mrs. Nellie Neptune stayed from
Saturday morning till Tuesday 10
carlton with her mother, Mrs, John
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-08-02
ENDORSED BY THE COUNTY,

1.-THE most popular remedy 10 Otse
60 County, aud the best friend Of my
family" writes VIM, M. Dletz editor
and publisher of the Otsego Journal,
Gilbcrtsville, N. Y, sis Dr.. King $
New Discovery, 1t has proved to be
al infallible cure for coughs and
colds, maring short work ofthe worst
of them We always keep bottle in
the house. believe it to be the most
valuable prescript!onknown for Lung
and Throat diseases. Guaranteed TO
never disappoint the taGer, Sold by
all druggist. Price soc and 81.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-08-02
County Line

Grandpa Nelson is on the sick list,
Louise and Marion Jones returned
to their heme in Daharpe Tuesday
after a pleasant visit with Chas.
Nelson's.
Charlie Hawkinson called on Anna
Hanson-sunday evening.
The children's party at Chas Mel
sons Saturday afternoon was largely
attended and all report fine time.
Emanuel johnson made a business
trsp to lola, Tuesday.
Misses Inez and Gertrude Nelson
aud Victor Nelson spent Sunday even
ing at Emanuel Johnson's.
Willie Clause is now able to be at
work again,
Waye Ripple is the proud possesser
of brand new buggy. Girls look fCl
him.
Anna Clause called on Arthur Han.
sou Monday afternoon.
Anna Hanson and Ellie Sander,
spent Mo day afternoon with Iona
Johnson.
Iona johnson spent Monday evening
with A. e. Claus,
Mr.. Arthur Hanson and his bruddeI
Wayne Ripple spent Thursday even
ing at w. G. Claus
Swan Olson marketed hogs at Stark
Thursday,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-08-02
-oREGuLAR AS NE sUN1

is an expression as old as the race
No doubt tie rising and setting OF,
tn su is the most regular perform
ar the universe, unless it is the
ac on the liver and bowels when
r. ula with DR.. Kings New Lite
Pi s. Guaranteed by all druggist, &c,