The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-07-28

where he has been spending several
weeks.
J j. Wheatev and wife started for
California Sunday.
Word has been received from Rev
Mathis that his little boy stood the
final operation on his leg IN good
shape.
Mrs. C. B. MofTat of Severy Kansas,
and Mrs. S. c. Miller and daughter of
st. Joseph Mich, are the guests OF
their brother, l.. II. Stanley.
Mrs. Belle Price, residing south OF
Urbana, was in Chanute, Saturday
trading. She remained in the CITY
Til Sunday afternoon.
Billy Gardner and family started
for Colorado Tuesday in his auto.
Miss Helen Jackson went to Hum
boldt, Monday afternoon to visit
friends.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nc
Cready, Monday night on N. Wash
ington, ten pound boy
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Haynes
Sunday night, Il twelve pound boy.
L, p Bode was in his office Tuesday
morning after being sick at his home
/ few days
When the bowels feel uncomfort-
able and you miss the eXhilarating
feeling that always follows an eX-
hilarating feeling that always follows
copious morning operation, a dose
of Herbine will set YOU right in a
couple of hours If taken at bedtime
you get its beneficial effect after
breakfast next day. Price SOC. Sold
by Legitima Drug Company.
Miss Della Burhans left Monday
afternoon for her home in Tulsa after
short visit with her brother, DR.. G.
e. Gragg.
Miss Nadine Wolfe of Conway
Springs and G. A. Slothower of Well
ington, arrived Monday to visit with
Miss Wolfe's sister, Mrs. r.. r. Hick-
SON.
Roy Crazy, bookkeeper for Inter
urban Railway at BarJlesvllle, and
Bert Gragg travelling agent for the
Kansas City Journal are visiting
Their parents, DR.. and Mrs. c. E.
Gragg.
Chief of police Van Sandt has re-
ceived an inquiry as to the where
abouts Of VIM. F. Gross from j. B.
Cradle & Co. of Washington, ID. c,
Misses Kate and Anna Hogan, Ellen
Dale and Anna Highland left for
Colorado Springs Monday afternoon,
for months visit.
T Miss Hester Akers went to carlton
Monday afternoon, to visit friends.
Tony Mullen who has been attend
ing the College of Emporia is at home
for his vacation.
clyde Bicknell went to lola Mon
day TO visit his sister,
VIII Young who lives south of the
cemetery brought a cornstalk to the
Racket grocery Saturday that mea'-
uTes nine feet to the top of the tassel =,
which is doing pretty well consider
| ny
The Ohanute Browns defeated
negro BAH team in Joplin 10y score
5 10 6
h. +, Robertson, express messenger
on the ParSons.TuIsa run, visited at
home Monday.
The families of Edgar Freeman,
| DR.. Cutler and Mrs. Bartl started for
ManitOu Tuesday morning. The com
pany will be chaperoned by Miss
Edna Burch.
Mrs. Robert Bennington returned
Sunday from weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Talbert of Shaw.
Howard Willoughby and wife came
from Toronto to attend the funeral Of
his father, Chas. Wllloughby.
Mr., and Mrs. G. B. Clark and two
daughters left Monday morning for
month or six weeks visit with rela
tives in Kansas City, ST. Louis, and
Springfield, Illinois.
Harry Shirley, formerly express
messenger on the Cedarvale run, has
been transferred to Joplin. He visited
friends and relatives here enroute to
his new position.
G. e. Ferguson, was given genuine
surprise yesterday by number Of his
intimate friends and neighbors at his
home at oil South Highland. The
event was in honor of Mr.. Ferguson's
birthday.