The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-08-04

character of the County Normal that
has Just closed has been excellent In
every respect The enrolment was
100 and Friday morning about 100
students began to take the examin-
alton.
Burglars IN Wichita have begun to
include the churches In their opera
tions but the reports do not explain
whether this is good omen or mark
of further depravity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pereau came
down from lola Thursday afternoon
to visit with her mother, Mrs. Ross
Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Jardon returned
Friday from their vacation trip.
Miss Mamie Swartz went to Thayer
Thursday afternoon to visit relatives.
Ralph Lyle and wife Of Parsons,
are visiting his sister, Mrs. Z. e
Furgeson Of this city.
Rev. H. l. Snyder left for Indepen-
dence Friday to attend the annual
convention of the Neosho branch of the
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Union of the United Brethren church
Of which organization he is the treas
urer this year.
Misses Hazel and Clara Bowlus of
lola, are visitir & the young people of
the G. c. Davis family Mrs Davis
entertained for them Friday. Miss
Gladys Cox won the honor prize, Miss
Agnes Lipham The guest prize. Miss
Lapham and Miss Moreheart gave
some cnoice selections on the piano
and E lbeth Hodges sang.
Mrs. A. G. Post visited betwee
trains Wednesday with Mrs. A, s.
Lapham while on her way from Erie
to Thay er where she will stop for The
elder Mrs. Post and take her to Win
field for visit.
Mrs. G. w. Mitchell left for her
home ia Osweeo, Thursday afternoon
after short visit with her brother,
@. M. Brobst, while returning from
visit with her mother at Osborne.
Kansas.
Miss Edna Dickinson of Larned
Kans. arrived Thursday to visit her
C justin Miss Hazel Houston.
Mrs. A. G. Nelson who lives two
miles north of town returned Thurs
day from a three months trip to
Sweden where she visited parents
and friends in the Old homeland.
Mrs. l.. B. Brown and daughter o.
Temple, Texas, are the guests of Mrs.
Adrich.
Elder G. S. McAlister left for
Hutchinson on business Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. S. White Of Kansas City and
Mrs w. G. Mills Of Yates Center re
turned to their homes Thursday after
visiting with their sister Mrs. r. f.
Thomas.
Mrs Frank Correll, who underwent
an operation in the local hospital, Is
improving quite satisfactorily
Breeders of fine horses prefer Bal
lard's Snow Liniment for all cuts
wounds or sores on their stock, be-
cause it acts both mildly and quickly
and heals an ordinary wound without
a scar. Price 25c sec and 81 90 per
BOTTLE Sold by Legitimate Drug Co
The local police have received
description of John c. Walton, who i,
alleged to have been implicated il
jhe Kansas City diamond robbery lasl
week. A reward Of $3.50 is offered fDl
The man dead or alive.
Mrs. w. w. Hess, and Mrs. A. W.
Hess and son, Joe, left Thursday
afternoon to visit at Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Amyx and chic
eft Friday morning for EldoradC
Springs for three weeks stay.
Miss Carrie Haner has been visiting
Ter aunt, Mrs. j. r. McLeland fol
he past several days.
Fred Price returned Thursday II
lis home in Baldwin, after a shorl
,isit with Roy Phillips,
Mrs. g, E. Underhill of Altamont
md Chas. Underhill of Kansas City
re visiting with their daughter ano
lister Mrs. j. W. Turner.
J. R. McLeland returned Wednes
lay from Emporia where he has been
or visit with his son and daughter,
Jlaud and Ethel McLeland who are
attending the K. S. N.
DR.. j. c. Lardner. who attended the
address, by Bryan, at the Garnett
vuhan viciffn0 In that