The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-02-19
Carlton.

Mrs. John Narndell and family
spent Thursday with her sister Mrs.
James Ray.
Mrs Frank Gauhan and baby are
both sick this week with bad colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Daley were
trading in Chanute Thursday
DR.. Ashley made business trip to
Chanute Thursday morning.
Miss Bessie Chausler went to Dem
mis- Friday afternoon to visit her par
enus and returned Sunday afternoon.
Miss nellie Gauhan and her cousin
Thomas went to Chanute Thursday
evening to attend the opera
Mrs. Celia Hoffman went to Chan
ute Thursday afternoon to stay at
Chris Walls for awhile.
Albert Even and family srent Fri
day afterday at Grapra Heilmans.
Mrs Pardun and sons William and
Logan of Chanute spent Sunday with
her daughter Mrs. James Crane aud
family. The protracte d meeting held
at the M. e church for the past five
weeks closed last Wedue day night
with the good results of Ned, Isabelle
and Florence Trowbridge, Carrie and
Persy Kalen, Nina and Ralph Cham
bers Earnest Long, George and Wal
ter Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn and
daug hter, Eva Strong, Earl and Grace
Bass, Bessie Fackler and Bertha Cass-
ingham as converts.
G.. D. Heilman and family Of
Urbana spent Tuesday with his par
ents.
) Mrs. Zeiger and children spent
Thursday with her mother Mrs. U. 2.
CarpenI er.
John Robinson, Jr. and family and
Edison Dye and family spent Sunday |
at Alex Barnes,
Geo. McCausland took load Of
corn TO Chanute Saturday.
Arthur Bass, who Is working at
Humboldt, came Friday evening TO
visit homefolks for few days.
Married: Miss Alice Trowbridge
of carlton and Mr.. Ed Schaller of
Coyville, Kansas, were united in mar
rage at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. G. f. Trow.
bridge, Feb. IA, 1909, at high noon by
Rev. GREGORY of the M. e. church
The bride was clad In steel gray 81
and the groom 10 black. immediately
after the ceremony b0untllul dit
ner was served. Those present beside
mem ers of the family were Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Hilton. The young couple
took their departure on the nooa train
for Coyville, Kans., where they will
make their future home,
Married: BY Probate Judge Ale
man, at Erie, Wednesday Feb. IA, 09
Miss Wilma Pfoutz to Mr.. Roy Burns.
The bride and groom were accom-
panied by Miss Anna Long and Mr.
Chas Pfoutz, brother Of the bride
A number of friends gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Pfoutz to greet
and wish the young couple a merry
home coming A sumptous dinner
was served att o'clock, The guests
present we're Mr. and Mrs Burns,
parents of the groom, Mr. and Mrs
Franz Taylor. MIR and Mrs &c Long,
MI and Mrs Robertson, Mr. and Mrs
VIII Smith, Mr. Ed Dye and family,
Mr. and Mrs Taylor, Miss Anna Long
ard Mr. Arley Long The bride was
dressed in beautiful combination of
white silk and white valllanteen anc
the groom wore the conventions
black They were the recipients of
many beautiful and valuable presents
among which we're many pieces OF
They have gene 10 house
keeping on Mr. Burns farm
The bride and groom have been
raised In our neighborhoo0 and we can
say of her that no brighter, sweeter,
nobler example of womanhood has II
been our good fortune TO know; and
the groom, an exemplary young man
In every respect, has chosen well for
his life's happiness May they have
long and happy married life with no
more sorrow than now appears tnpon
Their matrimonial hor ION