The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-05-27
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WIN iCNciS
Miss Florence Vorpe Is visiting In
Kansas City.
City Atty Smith had legal business
In lola Monday.
DR.. f. r. Hickey went to Copan'
Okla, Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Kitchen went to Yates
Center, saturday.
Miss Ada Martin went to Thayer,
Monday for a short visit,
Mrs. Il o. Allison of Petrolia was
shopping la Chanute Tuesday.
Elder Kitchen is holding revival
meeting over near Fredonia.
Chase Brown is attending a meet
ing of pharmacists In Salina.
Another man has sailed across the
Engis Channel 10 an aeroplane.
Ward Smith has sold his home and
moved into house on North Forest
Mrs. Ella Bertram went to Clint D.,
Oklahoma, Saturday to visit heI
daughter.
Mrs. B. f. Shinn is visiting relatives
and acQuainte In Caney and
BartleSyille.
Miss l. N. Herman has returned
from Vernon, Nsb., where she taught,
the past year.
Yes, we all saw Halley's comet, Ii
was not very big show. We have
seen much better.
A. s. Coenan came over from Ft.
Smith, Ark, Saturday for short
visit among relatives and friends.
Bert McCaslan of Kansas City, ar
old time Chanute boy spent Sunday
visiting his old friends In this city
John Pratt has returned fro
Oklahoma City where he attended
the annual meeting of the gas men
The eclipse Of the moon was pulled
off on schedule time, Monday nigh
The display was up to advance
notices.
Miss Ava Brewster Of Thayer came
home from Emporia where she has
been attending the State Normal
Saturday.
This is rather a dull time for the
Santa Fe boys. The coalmiDers
strike lays off many trains per day.
She will 20 with boom when the
miners resume work.
Miss Mabel Haymaker has joined
her parents in Oatha. She remain
ed here to attend the highschool
after her parents, Mr., aud Mrs. Fred
Haymaker moved to 0latha.
A number Of the ladies, including
the Grill team Of the Royal Neigh
bors, went to lola Tuesday. A ban
quet was served at midnight In their
honor by the lola ladies of the order.
Jim Gray, living In the west part
OF the city, had his house STRUCK ty
lightning, last Saturday night. No
big damage done and no one hurt.
The chimney was knocked off as like
wise some plaster and weatherboard-
ing.
George Ditmars, one OF our old
pioneers, a Seer, died at his home on
South Katy avenue, last Sunday. He
had been in poor health for a number
of years and for long time had been
blind and helpless. Funeral services
were held at the house, Tuesday, and
burial In Elmwood.
Did you stay up, Monday night to
watch the eclipse Of she moon9 That
was a good show and fully up 10 the
standard but that HALEY comet show
is not up to the advertisement. Oh
course 1t may be worth something tn
see an object you never saw before and
can never see again.
Last Monday, Arthur Dawson
oolored, whe was charged with carry
ing fully developed ease OF small
pax broke from quarantine and rush.
cd down town into the Office oil
Justice Groome where he inquired
for the chief of police. He soon left
the hall and gave the police officers @
merry chase before he was again cor
rallied. Dawsey seems to have become
little delerious and sought freedom
and fresh air.
THE END OF THE WORLD
should is come tomorrow would ane
fully Of the people suffering will
rheumatism of either slight or serious
nature. Nobody need suffer with