The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-08-18

girl, August IL.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Milton
of Smelter town, boy, Thursday
August 10.
e. f. Houghton,. who has recently
returned from visit near Henryetta,
Okla brought to the Times office
rattlesnake skin measuring nearly six
feet in length Mr.. Houghton killed
the snake with stones after battle
lasting for several minutes.
Miss Hazel Ferguson has returned
from pleasure trip to Colorado. At
Cascade she was the guest of James
O'Neil Bruen and wife in their cot
tage at that resort.
Miss Helen Canary has returned to
Kansas City, after visiting her aunt,
Mrs. G. f. Low and other Chanute
friends.
Mrs. Ed Wilson and son went to
indianapolis Wednesday, for months
visit with relatives.
Miss Margaret Cox and Miss Mollie
Sawyer have gone to Eureka Springs,
Ark, to spend their vacation.
John /. Hanson and wife are visit
ng friends and relatives 10 Cherry
vale and Moline.
j. w. Baker has moved into his
property in the third ward for which
he recently traded.
@. w. Jones and family have re-
urned from visit with relatives in
Yates Center.
Al Irwin aud wife returned Monday
morning from their visit in Tulsa,
D Slahoma.
TIE Bideaus were heard from Satur-
lay. They are in Manitou and are
having a great time.
Stepping on a rusty nail has been
the cause of many cases of lockjaw.
The nail was not so much the fault as
negl ct of the wound. Ifsuch wounds
were promptly cleansed and Ballard
Snow Liniment applied there would
be no lockjaw. as the antiseptic
properties of the liniment would coun-
eract the poison and the wound
would heal quickly. Price 25c, SOC and
LOO per bottle. Sold by Legitimate
Drug Company.
Mrs. Harry V. Frank left Saturday
o visit relatives in Yates Center
lfter which she will 90 to make her
Iume In Albuquerque. New Mexico,
where her husband has a position in
/ sawmill of the American Lumber
Company.
Geo. Greenwood aud wife were in
Jhauute Sunday to attend the funeral
IF Mrs. Pearl Taylor who was a
cousin Of Mrs Greenwood.
Henry Peterson went to Odessa,
Missouri Saturday for over Sunday.
MT. and Mrs. Zeller of Independence,
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Nehalfey ofthls city, From here they
viii 90 to West Virginia, where Mr.,
Zeller Will work in glass plant.
William Wimsett of Webb City, is
visiting with his parents, j. E. VIM
,ett and wife, this week.
Miss Florence Hartwig has returned
10 her home in Humboldt after
visit with her sister, MRS. Jane
Leonard.
Miss Mollie Anderson visited be-
tween trains Saturday with her cousin
Mrs. Earl Cutsinger of Independence
who was eDroute for California.
Miss Della Haner and Miss May
Kirby of FIT. Smith, Ark, are visiting
the parents of the former j. p, Haner
and wife near Chanute.
Mrs. Elizabeth Safer wife of G. L, !
Safer of 22O West Bird street, died at
1920 Monday a. N She was 60 years
old and had been sick for some time.
Mrs. Safer was good woman, am
bilious and energetic. Her death
seemed not to result from any
specific disease but just a general
breakdown.
Hugh Davis had touch of high life
for a few minutes Saturday afternoon
when his horse ran away as the result
Of broken line. The second line was
lost also, and to save further trouble
TO himself or Miss Edna Davis and
Clarence Emerson who were in the
buggy with him, Hugh did the circus
act of climbing on the horses back
and stopping it with the shortened
reins.
Mrs w. f. Sans returned Saturday
rom a short visit with relatives
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