The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-09-22


NOyem Der "a to q according to a
notice received by II. r. Johns, secre-
tary Of the Commercial Club. One Is
to be named by the club and the
other by the mayor. The Congress
will have many notable guests includ-
lng Secretary of the Interior Walter
L. Fisher, Speaker Champ Clark, and
Governor Hadley of Missouri.
r. B. Stevenson and wife returned
to lola after visiting Sunday With
their daughter Mrs. Geo. j. Trombold.
They INDUCED in special dinner to
celebrate their birthdays which were
close to the day celebrated.
w. E. Barnes was operated upon in
local hospital Monday for cancer of
the intestines An incision was made
butInothing was removed from the
body.
Mat Tye, our old farmer friend
brought to our Office Monday three
ears of corn that would do credit to
the best bottom land.
Wo"k is being pushed on the John
son & Helmick garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Walker went to
Owassa, Okla, Monday on account of
the serious illness uf their grandson
ice Finch.
w. M. Gray visited between trains
Monday with Rev. j. B. Frisbie of
Erie who was on his way home after
holding evangelistic meetings in
Humboldt.
Mrs. G. w, Kitchen of Coffeyvllle,
returned home Monday evening after
visiting few days with Mrs. M. A.
Duncan and Mrs. W. d. Forbes.
Roy Swank left for Greencastle In
diana to enrol in the law course in
DePauw University
j. Il. Edmonds OF Girard visited
relatives here over Sunday.
e. Northrup and family visited
over Sunday with relatives In Cherry
vale,
Alvin Mills left Saturday for Eft.
Baird, New Mexico, where he will
enter the government hospital.
The "Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union" will have rest room at
the fair next week and check all lunch
BASKETS or parcels.
Mrs. John Blair and son of Eft.
Smith, Ark, passed through Chanute
Friday on their way to Shaw. They
will visit ia Chanute before returning
home. They spent the greater part
of their lives In this locality and lived
one year Ia Chanute. Morris has de-
veloped into very eloquent preacher
in the Christian church
Henry Nielsen, colored man who
has lived Ia Chanute and worked at
the cement plant since March, died
Saturday morning at his home on S.
Malcolm after an illness of three
weeks with typhoid fever
Beecher Breyfogle, Lloyd Jackson,
and Wayne Fowler have been pledged
for membership In the Sigma NJ
fraternity at the University of Kansas
Dr. Il, A, Light and family left
Friday afternoon for Kansas City,
where he will take special work pre-
paratory to resuming his practice in
Chanute. He will study under DR.. j.
f. Biunie In the hospital and labor
atorles at Rosedale and Kansas City
He also expects to study in Chicago
before his return
L. X. Ralston, who is employee
with the Santa Fe at Los Angeles,
Sdlll', 10 NlolUluR WlUu uIs' " "a OOb~
aud family and other friends In Cha
mute. He was employed in the ger.
eral superintendent Office here few
years ago.
r. McNary and family who live
south Of Chanute left Friday for Kid
der, Mo-, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Ellen Mcdonald and children
went to Altoona Friday TO visit heI
son.
A. N. Evans and wife who have
lived east of Chanute for some time
left Friday for Fullerton, Calf, to
make it their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Buchanan have
returned home after visiting In
several places since their marriage at
Missouri. Thew were in
Kansas City for short time and then
spent several weeks in Colorado.
They visited In Omaha and again In
Kirksville before coming to Chanute