The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-04-12

: Mrs Allie " eel Of Brady, Mon
taha. who has heeu visiting relatives
here for the last month left this
mCrning for her home.
The Booster committee of the Com
mercial club requests that all of the
autoists who will expect to make the
Booster trip in May register at the
Brown Pharmacy as soon as possible.
R. RAIDER Of Topeka, machinst
apprentice 10 the Santa BE shops in
that city, is visiting friends In the
city. He has been living ia Topeka
since last July
Arthur Dawdy of Wichita visited
over Sunday with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs F M. Dawdy.
Mi>se> Hazel Beamer and Sybl
Rckel visited over Sunday in hide
pendence.
Mrs. w. II Brown of Independence
returned home Saturday after visit
at the home of her brother Chas
Walker.
Miss Celia Hagar visited Sunday
with her sister at Villas.
b. T. Shlnn was up from Cherryvale
to spend Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W: H. Johnson Of
Kansas City, Kas came down Satur-
day to spend Easter Sunday with tie
formers father l.. II. Johnson aud
family.
Mrs. Thos. Goes of Gas City is the
guest Of Mrs. A. |, Rayl for few
days.
Mrs. Roy Anderson of Cherryvale
came up Saturday for visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Keefauver
living northwest of Chanute.
Miss Fannie Fleming of Cherry vale
visited over Sunday with Mrs. A. G.
Wallar.
O. P, Dunakin after three months
spent in California and other western
states is now al home. He did not
seem 10 tiud ANY better place than
Kansas.
L. e. Anderson went to Rich Hill,
Mo-, Saturday for orief visit with
his parents.
Mrs. W l. Aldrich and son Napier
left Saturday far Coldwater, Michi-
gan for visit before joining Mr..
Aldrich at Dodge City where he has
headquarters 10 connection with the
extension the Santa Fe is building
southwest from that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ripple and
sister Miss Myrtle Sharp spent Easter
with their parents Mr.. ana Mrs. Sid
Sharp of Harmony district.
\ G. 6. Butterworth went TO Lola /,
Monday afternoon to visit few days
with his brother L ButterwOrth,
Miss Anna Peterson who has been
visiting at the home of her cousin a.
W. Hedeen for few weeks past left
for Excelsior Springs, Mo, Tuesday
to resume position in sanl-
tarium there 10 response TO phone
call from the head of the institution
Monday evening
Rev. j. r. McFadden delivered au
actress at Columbus MONDAY evening |
J." e ,,.cilt Il " go tt'r "trh = III e. !
ings being helo There incident 10 the
dedication Of the new $50, 600 Metho- |
dist church in that city.
Mrs. B. Miller went to Joplin Mon
day afternoon TO visit her daughter.
DR.. J e Dinger VINO delivered the
series OF lectures for the Boy Scouts
last week is speaking in the Methc-
dist church at Humboldt this week.
Miss Pearl Thomas of Humboldt
visited relatives here Sunday.
A. W. Hedeen visited Monday with
his brother at Villas.
Mr.. aud Mrs. N e. Wood returned |
MONDAY from a short visit in Fort
Scott
Peter Farrell local Santa Fee read
ing room librarian, left Monday after
noon for a short business trip to
Shawnee, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Moore of Fort
Scott returned home Monday after a
visit with the formers brother j. G.
Moore and wife.
Mrs. II. j. Tompkins of Albuquer-
que, N. M, who has been visiting
Mrs. A. P. Brown and Mrs S. S.
Steele left Monday for Emporia where
she will visit and at Strong City before
returning home.