The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-01-12
LOCAL

from a visit with his brother DR. Goss
at Osawatomie.
Geo. Williams is announcing his
candidacy for member Of TIE city
commission. He proposes to serve
one year for nothing and quit at the
end of The year if services are not
satisfactory.
s. e, Wilkinson, national organizer
for the Order Of Owls, went to FIRE.
dena Monday afternoon to organize
lodge Ia that city.
Miss Caroline Freeman, who spent
the Christmas vacation In Chanute
visiting her sister Miss Blanche Free
man, the Methodist deaconess, has
returned to her school work at the
Kansas v esleyan in Salina.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Glaze, 22l West Third street, a boy,
Saturday, January 6.
G. @. Hanscome came down from
Lawrence on business Monday after
noon.
Mrs. o. H. Stugard, Mrs. ii. M
Squire and Mrs. G, w. Byrnes enter
tanned twenty six ladies of the Presby-
terrain church at 10 cent social at the
s home of Mrs. Brynes Friday after
noon.
c. Repp of Humboldt has returned
home after visit with his sister Mrs.
A. Whightsil and his uncle John
Repp.
Miss Opal Wakefield has returned
from a visit with her grandmother in
Humboldt. a
Capt. S. J. Stewart of Humboldt
has begun an agitation for further
efforts for good roads for Wis com
munity by writing to the Humboldt
Daily Herald on the subject. He
states his belief that the most i'm
portaut line to start with would be a
road running from lola through
Humboldt and south in the direction
of Chanute.
@. s. Hainer and daughter Myrtle
returned from Humboldt and the
country Sunday and find Chanute as
warm as any place they struck and
were glad TO get home.
Mrs. o. E, Mercer of Humboldt has
returned home after visit here with
her mother Mrs. w. T. Brown.
81. P. Farrelly has returned from
Topeka where he represented Will
son county client 10 case before the
Supreme court.
Superintendent J. f. Hughes has
received the preliminary program of
the national meeting Of the Depart
ment of uperintendence which he
will attend at ST Louis the last
three days Of February. 1t indicates
the sessions int o which tie conference
will he divided and names the
speakers who will lead the discussion.
w. S. Evans left Thursday for
Muskogee, OKLA, where he Will join
his wife for further visit of two
weeks with their daughter Mrs FL. S.
Jolly,
.Glendolyn Warren left Satur-
day for Manhattan after spending her
school vacation at home.
Mrs. Anna Courtney returned
Saturday from Coffeyville where she
attended az reunion of her brothers
and sisters, some of whom she had
not seen for 30 years. The three
brothers live in Coffeyville and the
sisters in Anthony, Kas., Blackburn
and Prague, Okla.
!, Mrs. James Kerry and son Eugene
of Neosho, Mo. are the guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Smith,
Alt West Third street.
Mrs. M. w. Heller of Joplin re-
turned home after visit with
relatives in Chanlte.
Miss Fern Fair of Independence is
1.-The guest of Miss Syble Rickel.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jackson of
Kansas City have returned home
after visit with the formers mother
Mrs. Fannie Jackson and with his
brothers.
Miss Ellen Mickle who has visited
in Arkansas for the past three
months is visiting friends in Chanute