The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17
LOCALS


Mrs. S. A. Lyen is visiting in Pitts
burg.
Mrs. J. G. Penny is visiting 10 Elm.
poria.
Miss Edith Bldeau is home from
Baldwin.
Mrs. q. @. McCune IS visiting her
people in Girard.
Clay Edwards is working on the
farm, this summer.
Mrs. L. A. Baxter is visiting her
husband In Colorado.
Miss Geo 'gia Browning went to
Pittsburg last Saturday.
j. NJ. Allen is now circulating pc
titions for his nomination as Demo
cratic candidate for representative.
Miss Marie Arnold is attending the
wedding of a friend, Miss Adelire
Cresy, in Galesburg.
The independent coal miners in tie
Pittsburg field have signed up the
scale and the men are getting to work
Mrs. Ramsey is home from Kansas
City. She has been spending some
weeks with chubby" John In the
city.
The two daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Whitehead have gone to Bald
win 80 spend the summer with an
aunt.
Alex Baird Is home for the summer
vacation He has been teachlsg yiO-
linin the Baptist college at Black
well, Okla.
An Erie boy broke out three teeth
sliding down the banister at the court
house. That boyis now hero among
his chums
Last Tuesday Mrs viii Keys and
UIc OuJluICu uuu NIL COl leoUn SUu 1 WV
to Southern California. They will be
gone all summer,
Henry Yockey is home for a short
time. He is 10 the insurance business
in Montana and will soon return,
tlking his family with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Moore of Ind
pendeEce have located in Chanute.
Mrs. Moore will be remembered as
Miss Lilly, f)rmerIy of this city.
Gale Brown has returned from Win
field where he graduated in violin
music. His mother, Mrs. s.. @ Brown
attended the commencement exer
cises.
Erie had a little slashing with
knives few evenings ago. Two COL
ored men were the participants. Each
got marked up somewhat. A woman
in the case.
Chanu.e business men will have
big banquet next Tuesday night in
the interest of harmony and the unity
Of feeling. All patriotic citizens in
vited to attend, farmers particularly.
The little 3-year- old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Switz9r, living in
the cOuutry near Chanute. fell from
the porch Tuesday evening and broke
her arm. She was brought to town
for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Shepard started
for Portland, Oregon and points in
California, TUESDAY. They expect to
be gone three months. john Sweeney
will run the print shop while Mr..
Shepard is away.
Editor Powell Of the Cherry vale
Republican was married TO one Of
CherryVale's fairest daughters,
Wednesday evening. The bride was
Miss Gertrude Reanlch. Here's
hopin, Brother Powell.
A negro was killed in Erie by being
run over by Katy train. BE had
been working for the Katy and
attempted to board a moving train.
His foot caught ia frog and he was
drawn under the wheels.
John Lowe has returned from South
Dakota. lie will visit home folks q
short time and then return to bis
work there, after hasty trip TO st
Louis. He expects his family tn joir
him in July. John is making greai
success as life insurance man.
The annual commencement eXer-
cises of Big Creek and Tloga towa'
ships Will be held Saturday evening o.
this week at Big Greek Chapel. Th'
program is good and doesn't seen
over long. There are 16 in th'