The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-24
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banquet.
Tom O.eson had business in carlton
Wednesday.
j. q. Grant and son, Fred, have
gone to Los Angeles.
Elmer Coenan has gone to the
harvest fields to work,
Mrs. L. Reece has gone to Colorado
to visit sick sister.
J. N. Dunsmore attended the
Commercial banquet.
Wheat harvest began in small
way last week, 10 this locality.
John Lawrence has position as re-
porter ON the Kansas City Star.
Mrs. Wllfrid Cavaness Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Roy Griswold, In lola.
Miss Ruth Bingley attended the
commencement exercises at Earlt0n.
S l.. VanSandt was on the invalid
list last week, hut Is around as usua
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Trammel and
daughter are visiting in Muskogee,
Oklahoma.
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Bohrer of Erie,
came Monday, to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Zeb Rush.
Mrs r. B. Ellison whs has been
quite sick for sometime, seems to be
a little better at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Ricke1 have re
turned from Topeka and again taken
up their abode in Chanute.
Zeppelin, the great German air ship
man, has demonstrated the practical
utility of his machine by sailing 300
miles with 20 passengers.
Henry L. Howell of Sedan former
~ Of Chanute, died, last Saturday
His brothers d. B. Howell, P. l..
Howell and W. s. Howell attended
the funeral.
A driving horse of Mr.. j. M. Rlekles
killed itself on the street Tuesday by
running off and going into telephone
pole at the Corner Of Main and
Lincoln, full drive.
A socialist orator 8. M. Stallard
will address the people OF Chanute on
the subject of socialism, on the street
Saturday afternoon and In the Jones
grove Sunday afternoon.
The big Jeffries- Johnson fight Il
now to be pulled off IN Nevada, on
July 4th. The Governor of Cali
fornia said no, such things were not
admissible in his state.
MRS. S. Osborn, while out at his
lease over seeing work there, stepped
on a nail and gouged his foot badly.
He is getting along alright and no
serious results are anticipated.
The body of Mrs. Rakestraw was
sent to Walnut, Wednesday morning
for burial. This was for many years
her home. She was laid beside her
daughter In the Walnut cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. Fannie Poston
was held at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Snyder, on South
Evergreen, Sunday afternoon. The
body was shipped here from some
point in Illinois.
Miss Hazel Cough, Alta and
Margaret Gallagher and Chas. Mar tin
have received word that they have
passed the State examination and
will receive state certificates to teach,
good for two years.
Chanute will receive $74S.19 as her
so are of the firemans relief fund, dis
trlbuted By the state. The fund ID
raised by persent assessment on
the business done by the insurance
companies Of the state.
II. L. Freeman got thrown out Of a
motor Car last Friday and had some
sense knocked into him. Oh, no! we
got that wropg, he had the sense
knocked out Of him. He got a heavy
jolt and was unconscious for a while
but soon recovered from the effects.
Texas watermeloRs are ripe. Cha.
mute received a car load one day last
week. They look fine and tempting
to the editor, but when he contem'
plates that it takes a whole six
months subscription to buy one, ht
lick; his chops, grits his teeth auc
passes on.
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