The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-08-25

Mrs. S. d. Lilly received pleasant
Birthday surprise Friday In the way
of post card shower from more than
hundred OF her friends in aud out OF
the city.
The gas committee has completed
the repair of the city's telephone line
out to the gas pumping station east
of Chanute Many of the brackets
we're broken and some of the poles
down.
S. II. Wheat returned Friday from
attending The Cherryvale reunion.
G. Brooks and family of Petrolia re-
turned Friday from visit with
relatives at ST. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N, Chappell and
daughter, Miss Bonita Chappell have
returned home after an extended
outing at Elk River, Idaho.
The latest word received by Mrs. j.
F. Juleson from her mother in
Kansas City is that Col. T. f. Hercd
continues to make satisfactory I'M
provement. They now hope for his
ultimate entire recovery. The at
tending physician now calls only
every third day.
Tue suits for the fremen have been
| flushed by local tailoring hrm and
the men are now wearing their
official uniform. The hats were re-
ceived several days ago but were put
side until the complete suits were
ready.
Clyde WEIGH took his vacation last
week. 1t just happened that Miss
Jennie Tay lor took her week OIL at
the same time. Clyde was going to
drive to Garuett alone. Miss Taylor
wanted to go to Garnett, what more
proper than that she should ride with
Clyde. Then Miss Taylor wanted to
90 to Kansas City to do some shopping.
A Santa Fe train CHANGED to be going
that way, What more natural than
that she should board that train and
that Clyde should go along to look
after her. They returned safely after a
very pleasant little trip. But now
dame gossip gets busy and says they
were married, but Clyde says en-
phatically he is not married and that
his mother is we'll and hearty, and
that there is no occasion for any such
runors. But folks will talk.
Miss Evalee Byrne and Everett L.
Meader, who surprised their friends
by getting married Saturday evening
without previously announcing The
time they had selected, left Sunday
for a months visit in Iowa before
going to housekeeping In Chanute.
The Kid Rickles ball team sustained
their record Sunday by defeating the
team from Rest by score of IL to Il
In an eleven inning game.
Mrs. Bert Gorley, who was called to
Chanute by the death Of T. e. Gorley
returned to her home Ia Bartlesvllle
Monday.
DR.. S. H. Murphy and wife anc
daughter visited Sunday In Thayel
with Mrs. Murphy's parents, G. W.
Lowrance and wife.
Miss Marion Rosebush OF Tecumseh
Okla, Is visiting at the home Of bel
grandfather J. M. Allen.
Miss Margaret Gallagher went tt
Richmond Monday, to visit with bel
grandmother.
Stepping on a rusty nail has beer
the cause of many cases OF lockJaW
The nail was not so much the fault as
negl act of the wound. Ifsuch wounds
were promptly cleansed and Ballard
Snow Liniment applied there would
be no lockjaw, as the antisept1c
properties of the linimentwould coun-
teract the poison and the wound
wouldheal quickly. Price Csc, SOC and
81. 90 per bottle. Sold by Legitimate
Drug Company.
Mrs. e. R. Finney has returned from
a visit with relatives in Moline.
Mrs. R. B. Stevenson of lola and
Mrs. Fl. Wright of Syracuse, New
York, are the guests at the home OF
George w. Tromoold.
Mrs. W. A. Halsey and daughter,
Miss Hazel of Independence, are visit
ing at the home of her mother, Mrs.
William Beamer. Later in the week
they will be joined by Mr.. Halsey
who is now In New YORK on business.
John Samuel's family OF Emporia
passed through Chanute 10 their auto
today. They have been touring this