The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-02-25
LOCALS


Blue Herod went to BartlesvlIle
Monday.
The Neosho Valley bank solicits
your BUSINESS
Hazel Beamer is working In the
Office of Brown & Grigsby.
N. W, Henry had business at
Cherryvale the first of the week.
Courteous treatment and fair deal
ing at the Neosho Valley bank.
Ed Kelley has been appointed
administration of his fathers estate
Bruce Williams returned to Webb
City Monday after short visit at
b me.
Miss Alice Dodds OF Cherryyale is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Hodges of
tins city.
Dr. and Mrs. Lardner are visited by
ner father, Henry German, of
Cherokee.
Paris Folett, medical student in
Kansas City, is visiting his parents
Dr. and Mrs. Follett.
Harry Wallace was called to Ek,
Falls, the first of the week by the
serious illuess OF his mother
Mike Lynch of Cherryvale was In
Chanute Tuesday or his way back to
the University, where he is student.
Victor Andrews, cement plant
employee, stepped into hot water
trough Sunday, and painfully scalded
his foot.
Ben Levy has returned from his
trip to the Eastern markets. Think
of all the pretty things he has bought
for the big store.
The west cement plant is still
unsoId. IL begins to look like this
big plant will be bought in by compe
tent parties aud set to work.
The A. l.. Davis Lumber Co. has
sold It's stock of lumber In this city,
Nomlnally it is sold to the South Side
Lumber Co. We presume this CON
pany is composed Of the other lumber
dealers of the city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ragan OF Altoona, a
sister of Mrs. H. M. GrOome, is quite
low with pneumonia, Mrs. Fred Gray,
daughter Of Mrs. Groome, has gone
over TO Altoona to assist the sick
woman.
TIE Nethodists of this city have
asked that their pastor, the Rev
McFadden be returned TO them
another year. Rev. McFadden IS a
youog man but very good preacher
AID efficient pastor.
Mr.. A. b. Massey is finishing up
the art WORK on the county map he
and johns aud Leverens are getting
out. jobs Locke If Erie is digging
out the data from the records at
Erie. The map will be on the market
10 about a month.
Mrs. j. II. Flickinger has jrined her
son Clyde IN Chicago. He went there
a week ago to have his crippled leg
treated He thought it would not be
serious operation but he seems to be
worse than was anticipated and his
motaer has been called.
The last number on the High school
ectura course was given last Saturday
nigh6 by the Rachel Steiuman coscert
company to a full house. The enter
tainment was highly appreciated.
The audience was much gratitied to
earn that the course netted the High
lboutSl5O
Lee Carter, the young coored man
who got into a house here short time
hack aud happened to step into
another mans shoes and walk off, has
confessed that the shoes stuck to his
feet. Says be did not intend TO steal
them but only borrow them, Justice
GroOme considered the wear ca the
shoe worth about six months in the
county Jail and sentenced Ca ter
accordingly.
Poor Tom Evans. His wife wanted
10 visit in Newton. Tom thought he
would go along and stay few days
Tom >taid just as long as he dared
neglect his business and then meekly
suggested to bis wife "that probably
we had better go home now" She
quietly Informed him that she had
not completed her visit and that she
thought he might 6nd the way back
! ii she got him on the right train
Poor Tom was constrained to return
alone aud leave his wife to come when