The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-07-22
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Miss Beula Alcock is visiting In
lola.
Dr.. Rakestraw went over to Wal
nut, Saturday.
Mrs. H. q. Henderson is yacating
In Colorado Springs.
Miss Verna Yokum of welda is
visiting Mrs. Grace Huffman.
Miss Flora Smith of Springfield,
ILL.,. IS visiting the Neyhards.
Miss Lyle Logan Of Kansas City is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. P. Gallagher.
Supt. Barnes has returned from his
Colorado vacation trip.
Mrs. Bideau has been visited by her
mother, Mrs. Hall, of Yates Oentsr.
Mrs. W. T. Stevenson Of Humboldt
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Warren
Waldrip.
Mrs. T. R. Johns and Miss Leola
Strope, w. A. Strope and son, Max,
are visiting in Columbus.
L. Bdmonds of this city is danger
ously sick. His son James OF Elmdale
is with him.
Theodore Sehmutz has gone to
Wyoming where he expects to take
up railroading again.
r. G. Anderson, after two weeks
lay Oft on account Of sickness, Is
again locking after business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Sullivan and
Grandma Sullivan have gone to
Canada for about 80 days rest.
Judge Reed, son-iu-law OF S.
Baughman, has been operated on for
gall stones and is progressing nicely.
The papers claim that the prohibit
tory law is not very well enforced in
Ooklahoma. Neither was 1T in
Kansas.
Mrs. Della Record is at the point
Of death. The doctors hold out but
little hope for her recovery. She is
young married woman with one child.
Mrs. Lewis Thomas is still very
sick with little hopes OF recovery.
Her daughter, Mrs. Anna Bernard of
Dunlay and children visited her last
week. Later: There Is some i'm.
provemeDt.
I. T. Romberger of this city was
chosen one Of the three Kansas dele
gates to the National meeting OF the
tombstone men at Rochester, New
York.
Clarence Sargent, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eliza Sargent, died last FRIDAY
of typhoid fever and was buried, Sun
day. Elder Kitchen conducting the
services.
John Hastings spent day or two
OF last week taking notes In a few Of
the booming cities north Of US. He
says be returns very well satisfied
with Chanute.
Prof. Hoskins, farmerly science
teacher 10 our high school, has taken
unto himself wife. He is now In
Harvard taking special work in the
medical line.
Lewis keenan, of 1890 S. Lafayette,
died at his home early Wednesday
morning. Funeral services were held
at the home Thursday and the body
was buried In Rlmwood. He had
liver trouble. He leaves widow and
five children.
Ora Fickipger and Miss Caroline
Hall we're married In lola last
Thursday. They were to have beer
married at the home of the bride, a
little later, and the Invitations were
out but Ora he couldn't wait.
Crouch, the ipterurhan line man
has been resurected and is now asking
for renewal of his franchise. A
city is manifestlng a big hunk of
ljberality when 1t grants a valuable
franchise to a man or set of men,
simply that they may speculate on
the peoples rights.
Speaker Cannon collapsed from the
effects Of heat during bis speqch at
Winfield Saturday. However he was
able to motor over to Arkansas City
in the evening, distance of thirty
miles, and make short talk to the
Coheyvillians, and to continue his
speech making at Emporia Monday.
W. e. Blackburn, editor of the
Anthony, Republicans, 10 a candidate
for railroad commissioner on the Re-
publican ticket. We have known
Mr.. Blackburn for many years and
believe him to be just about the right
kind OF a man for that place. We