The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-02-03
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John Guss of Shaw was in Ohanute
Monday.
BOrn-To Mr. and Mrs X B JoneS,
Of North Grant avenue, girl.
Miss Margaret Stoelzing is visiting
a sister in Klncaid.
/ J. X. Souts made a business trim ~
Erie tie first of the week.
Mrs G. W BrIck'er was up from
Erie Su day visiting relatives.
Mrs W. NJ. Kinney of>Erie is her'
visiting Mrs. e. ]. Hutchinson.
Leroy Philips returned from
Kansas City. He is attending a.
N'!ra' scbo0 there
n J.>>iier repor : 9-pOund bah
y'rl al hts home, 202 North Malcoln
s rect.
Misses Helen and EstLer Beltn,
spent sunday with their parents ~
Independence,
Mrs. G. II. Beatty and Mrs. S W
B.eNster of 'Thayar attended the
Kansas Day banquet held in Top k
this week.
Mrs. Lettie Ford returned t Erie,
after bending SUNDAY with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Geo, Ford.
c. r. Amyx returned Monday from
amsterdam MO-, where he visited
ais sister, who is quite sick.
Miss S,ells Manley spent Sunday in
g ie with her sister, Mrs. II. O.
FRANCE.
Mrs. Fl. II. Sn,d,c and Mrs. r. N
Shirley are Viei', Mrs. William
1alter in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Webb were in
Parsons last week looking after some
busiuess affairs.
Mr.. AID Mr.. Mears IF Independence
arrived Tuesday afternoon for a visit
with friends.
Miss Verda Mcclure is visitiI g
friends In Erie this week.
The state meeti g Of the Y.M.C.A.
will be held in PiJtsburg, Kansas,
February 16 to 10
Mr.. ann Mis-. Joe Lair of South
Garfield avenue, are the parents Of a
1O-pound boy.
M. and Mrs. II. V. Mallory and
Miss Eva Hartman went to Gira d
Tuesday afternoon TO attend the
funeral of Mrs. Mallory's sister.
Charles H. Reece Of Chanute and
Mrs. Lottie S Que were married in
Oherryvale Wednesday evening, Jan,
rs b, Rev. S. S. Murphy of that place
, tficiating,
Homer HOch, editor of the Marion
Record, will talk to the boy scouts
a week from Sunday in the evening
at the Methodist church.
At their meeting Tuesday evening
The Chanute Commercial Club re-
elected their present officers for the
year. The club now has
ninety-two members. The dues are
IS, a year, payable semi.annually.
A banquet is being planned to take
place soon.
The brick work on the new addition
of the Neosho Valley State Bank is
and the carpenters are
beginning their work. The fine
weather was great help to the
workmen, enabling them to go right
ahead without any delay.
The reyivol meetings, which are
being held at the United Brethren
church in this city. are creating 4
great deal Of in crest. A number Of
conversions have been reported aud
the good work is still going on.
While fixing gas engine Friday
night, r. Il. Manley, living three
miles southeast of town, had finger
cut nearly off. a doctor was called
aud sewed the finger back IN place.
Last Friday and Saturday regular
teachers examination was held at
Erie for teachers certificates. There
were fifty-one teachers aad aspirants-
for certificates that took the exAmIn-
alton. The results will MT be known
yet for some time.
While going to Are Monday after
noon the hose cart run into farmers
buggy knocking cut spoke from one
OF the wheels. On the same trip a
live wire dropped down and caught
the chief across the aeck, under the
chin, cutting bad cash there.
Mrs. Jean Turner Zimmerman,