The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-10-20

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els seem to go on strike and refuse
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natural aid and gently compel proper
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gists
Miss Zella BOomheart visited with
friends in Indep ,ndence Sunday.
W. T. Treleaven spent Sunday at
his home in Kansas City. Mrs. Ire
eaven mad come on Friday evening
and returned with him Saturday af.
t5rnoon.
Mrs. Bert Dannelley returned FRI
day night from Ottawa where she
had been attending the festivities
pert aiming TO home coming week
Mrs. j. G. Cotiield of lola is visiting
at the home OF her daughter Mrs.
Homer Henderson
Mr.. a1d Mrs. Chas. Dickson of
Eugene, Oregon left for home Satur-
day after stopping on their way back
from an extended trip IN the east, to
visit Mrs. Title Keys. Mrs. Dickson
aud Mrs Keys are cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Tout of near
Thayer left for California on the
tourist excursion sleeper from Cha
mute Thursday afternoon. They will
visit with their children at Los
Angeles. Mr.. Tout is one of the old
settlers of Neosho county, having
been here since 1868.
Mrs. G, r. Long and son Merle,
from south Of Elrlton, left from here
Thursday afternoon for Fullerton,
California, on the tourist sleeper via
Emporia. Mr.. Long will follow
shortly and they remain a year or
longer If satisti d
Mrs. J. Is. Ogden who lives near
carlton was among those who left for
California Thursday afternoon. She
will spend The winter with her
daughter Mrs. G. W. Knowles at The
Needles.
Mrs. R. H. Brown has returned
home from visit in West Virginia
acc mpanied by her sister Mrs. G. A.
Spively Of Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Chas. F. Jones and little
daughter, after summers visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Turner, left Thursday afternoon via
the Santa Fe for her far away Art.
IONA home.
Mrs. M. E. Cobb went to Cherry
vale Friday afternoon to visit q
granddaughter.
Col. L. A. Woods attended the old
settlers reunion in Garnett Friday
afternoon,
Mrs. S. A. Hudiburg Of Eldorado
left for Thayer Friday afternoon after
a visit az the home of f. M. Abbott.
Mrs. Il. V. Cole has returned to her
home ia Wellington after spending
a week here with her sister Mrs. j.
L. Harmon.
Miss Cora Hagerman of st Louis,
returned home Friday after visiting
three months at the homes Of Fred
aud VIM. Burghart and other rela-
tives near Chanute
Mrs. l.. A. Dubois of Niotaze, who
has been visiting with Mrs. w. A.
Turner, has returned from a short
trip to Kansas City
DR.. R. S. Edwards and wife of Della
ware, OKLA, returned home Friday.
Their patient, Mrs. q. G. Kennedy
whom they had brought TO the hos
pital ere is improving very salts
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Mrs. j. S. Hollenshead returned
Thursday from six weeks visit in
Mexico, Mo-, Kansas City and Ottawa.
Mrs. 14oopengarner of South High
land, returned Friday afternoon from
a months visit with her son in
Springfield, Mo-, and other relatives
Theodore Anderson has gone to
Portland, Oregon, to make his home
there this winter
J. n. Northart, blacksmith for the
Star Drilling Co, has moved his
family here from Pittsburg Pa.
M. J. Woodward, who had serious
operation performed Monday at the
hospital, is improving rapidly and
making fine recovery
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Zimmerman, Sol North Washington,
a girl, Thursday, October II, 1911.
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