The Chanute times., 1911-09-01
VIM. Haines vas a visitor in Thay-

VIM. Haines vas visitor in Thay-
er, Monday
F. e. Guier and wife went to Mo-
tsze, Monday to visit relatives
Lloyd Midcap went to carlton Mon
| day to visit relatives
Mrs. H. A. Brooks and children
have returned from visit with rela
tives at st. Paul
Miss Mollie Carter went to RolliD,
Monday to ON fishing party for
| few days
w. S. Began of Fredonia visited
Monday with Rsv. ]. r. McFadden
when enroute to Kansas City
A number of the business men and
au omobilsts of Chanute, drove over
llu Buiflio, Thursday to attend the
I'D settlers reunion
Mrs r. l.. Beaver and Miss Flor
ence Warner went to Cambridge,
Monday to visit MIS-. Bertha Grubb
Miss Grace Johnson went to Ere
donis, Monday to visit friends
NJ s Edna Joyce of lola has re-
'utned home after a visit with her
au Mrs. j. A. Marmont
Miss ] essie Ermey whose home is
eight and one.half miles northeast of
Chanute has gone to Humboldt to
take a stenographic position with the
Humboldt Brick Mfg. Co,
Miss McGaYin of Independence, is
visiting Genevie Shuttle
1 W. e. Foster and wife have returned
from visit with relatives in Cherry
vale
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. G. Taylor,
1916 North S;euben, Sunday, August
q, a girl
General superintendent E. Ray
mond and g. w. Kouns, general mar
aGer Of the eastern division of the
Santa Fe were in Chanute Monday
evening on an inspection of the South
ern Kansas divisioni
W. A. Lomax has sold his property
at 11ol South Fl ghland to Burris
Bros. and bought the property at 1902
s. Evergreen from Mrs, Jennie Ran
dies. He will move into his new
home this week
DR.. e A. Walker, a nephew of Geo.
Lawrence and Mrs. Tillie Keys, visit
ed them on his return trip from CAL
iforna
T, j. Whisenand, Santa Fe ticket
agent, has returned from his vaca
tion
John Hartung and wife visited Sun
day with their daughter. Miss Pearl,
in lola. Mrs. Hartung remaining un-
til Monday evening
Mrs Chas. Hainbach aud son Joe
returned Monday afternoon from an
extended trip to Europe on which they
visited relatives and many places OF
historic interest
Mr.. G. l.. Safer has been advised of
the birth OF an eight tpound grand
daughter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. g, Curtis Of Garden City, Kas.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Will
liams, ten pound boy
M. q, Young and.wife Of Savonburg
visited Monday with Mrs. Young's
sister. Mrs. j. N. Purdy
Hugo Wedell Of Hillsboro, Kansas,
who is a student of the Emporia State
Normal is visiting friends in the city
Howard and Miss Clara johnson
left Saturday for visit with rela-
tiYes in Mu berry, Kas., and thence
to Sulphur Springs, Ark.
Mrs. Robert Shurley and sister,
Fannie, came home yesterday from
weeks visit at Parsons.
j. W. Cast and family and Leonard
Cast and family visited Sunday with
j. T. Dennis, north Of the city.
George Abbott is much improved
and seems to be on the way to re-
covery.
Miss Ada Allen has gone to visit
her brother, Clay in Seattle, Wash.
Clay made her present Of draft 10
cover all expenses.
G. A. Bowman, farming on the bot
tom east of Austin, brought In Sat
urday, a few sample ears of corn from
his go acre patcl that speak well for
the corn prospects hereabouts. He
likewise remembered the necessities