The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-07-30
LOCALS

Miss May Greenwood went over to
Savonburg last Friday, to visit.
Ask P, M. Jim Eaton OF Erie If he
knows how poison Ivy looks?
The Neosho Valley State bank Is
doing business On the old corner.
Mrs. Minnie Wilson Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. A. Schurman, 10
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Deacon and
daughter visited In Topeka the first
Of the week.
Claude Gibson and little daughter
are visiting their old home locality
near Austin.
Christ. Malsbery and wife of the
Leanna neigh borhood, were shopping
in Chanute Saturday.
Col. 1. N. Phipps is in the east on
business trip while his family are
visiting in Oklahoma.
Mr.. Oscar Shurtleff has resigned his
position in the Racket grocery and
joined the forces of the Prudential
Insurance Co.
| Neils Els erson seems to have struck
IL rich in the Oklahoma oil fields
| EspeTsOn tried ii here during the
bonn days but had bad luck.
Miss Ethel McLeland has been EN-
ployed In the Austin school for the
coming year at salary Of $3.50,
The term will be seven months.
Mrs President Hill and the children
are speeding their summer vacation
on the Mrs. Ball farm near Austin.
President Hill will join them later.
Mr.. John White, after very severe
Illness, is again on the streets. look
ing somewhat reduced In flesh but
with plenty left for all practical pur-
poses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Kitchen Enjoyed
visit last week from Oscar Summers
and W. M. Branden burg of Moberly,
| Mo-, Mr.. Summers is brother Of
Mrs. Kitchen.
One day last week the little daugh-
ter of Mrs. S. w. williams, 30l SJuth
Evergreen, fell on the street and
broke one of her aims near the elbow.
She is getting along nicely.
Mrs. DR.. G. E. Gragg and daughter,
Miss Lulu, drove over to Buffalo, FRI
day afternoon, remaining until Mon
day visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. b.
Wood, parents of Mrs. Gragg.
The six year old son of EnOch
Virgins was bounced firm the top Of
load of fax one day last week and
aaa his arm broken by the fall. Mr..
Wiggens is farmer living southwest
Of Chanute.
1t takes more than little food 10
wipe out the Ottawa Chautauqua
After the flood the grounds were
cleared up thoroughly and the build
ings renovated and the Chautauqus
went on as IL nothing had happened.
The Times office was favored, last
Saturday evening by social call
from Miss Margret Gibson of Topeka
Claud's daughter and Miss Muriel
Hill of Emporia, daughter Of Pres.
and Mrs. Hill of the State Normal.
A. l.. Ashcraft was taken to the
Santa Fe hospital at Topeka, last
week, to receive treatment for an in
jury he received while working for the
company. He was struck across the
abdomen by cable while out with
work TAIN. He returned this week
all o. X.
Elder Kitchen and his two daughters
start for Missouri today. They will
be gone month. Elder Kitchen will
hold revival meeting while he is
away. The church board at lis last
meeting voted him vacation and
that is the way he will spend the time.
We are Indebted to the courtesy OF
Hon. Il. T. Fairchild, State Supt. OF
Pablo Instruction for a copy of the
Sixteenth Biennial report OF the Su-
perlntendent. We believe IL the pee
al 4 ha
fer consolidated schools, there would
be more consolidation,
f. M. Hill Of Erie, Route No. 2,
made the Times Office very pleasant
call Monday. Mr.. Hill says he has
10 acres of corn that is just as good as
a man cares to look at and other
crops 10 proportion. He was on his
way down into Oklahoma for a little