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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
8
Rollin notes a well attended Sunday school with many local names. Families report sickness, farming activity, and rain helping corn and grass while oats suffer. Visitors include Will John from Austin and a Hogan’s party draws local residents.
Ford and Sturgeon of Rocky Hill Station Ky report Dr G E Suigler requests Herbine for customers bendit. They ordered three dozen in December and have duplicated the order three times with great satisfaction. Dr Suigler recommends Herbine, 50 cents a bottle at Geo P Wilder's.
Mrs. LB Dowell was sick last week while Don Osborns moved to a farm south of town. Miss Mary Thompson visited Florence Smith. Frank Laurence and wife saw Mrs. Nichols. Grundy and Grandpa Myers discuss Arkansas travel. Lindsia Dowell returns home after a few weeks. Chas Stroud bought a span of cattle. Alice and Jessie Laurence dined at Sovith's. Hankey plans to build as soon as carpenters are found. McConnell’s building rises with Hargrave and Overseer. Tho Dowell attended the Big Hill picnic and school alertion. Plessie Arnold improving after Chanute doctor treatment. Several neighbors plan work on the Big Hill planie. Rev. Smith’s Brooks meeting closed with nine converts. Henry Jones, of Cherryvale, buried Monday. township board provided Grandma Downey 1.00 per day for smallpox care. A basket meeting at Hearly’s grove is set for noon with baptism by Rev. Bits at 1 pm.
Miss Mamie Caldwell is ill and Tobn McCowan fought Fred Bower last week. Fred Bower and family visited Mr. Kepley and Mr. Burke in Lola on Sunday with their son Chas. Miss Pearl Eddy is staying in town as her mother is sick. Baptist church will hold preaching next Sunday at 10 and 2. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised with iron and quinine. no cure no pay, 50c.
Green Valley residents share reports of travel visits from George Dewey to Chanute Joe Barton from Altoona and Alta White from Harrisville Mo visiting relatives. Local events include an ice cream social a funeral service for Mr. Taylor and a serious ladder accident injuring Wingn Jane.
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recalls a neighbor’s child saved from cholera infantum after using Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy per directions. The remedy is widely recommended and supposedly never fails, with mentions of local sales and several town events and notices surrounding medical trips and cures.
The obituary notes Fred Barbour, 21, twin brother of Frank Barbour, died after a life of Christian conduct. Rev Moody presided at the U.K. church funeral, with burial in Bariton cemetery. Survived by parents and two brothers, the family expresses hope in heaven and community sympathy.
In Earleton this week more crops and better rest are hoped for amid farmers reporting steady trade. Mrs. Medlelland, longtime resident, died after years as an invalid, described as going home to rest. A newborn and a funeral shadow the community as Fred Taylor dies from brain congestion, mourned by friends and family.
The Austin column records visiting friends and family, Sunday school attendance, a large barn dance near Rariton, and a local Ballard's Snow Liniment testimonial. It notes a 25th anniversary celebration of the A U W in Parsons with extensive plans, prizes, and rail excursions, urging broad attendance.
A Panama Colombia physician reports a sixteen year old girl saved from dysentery by Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after other treatments failed. He notes rapid improvement within hours and full recovery in a week, urging sales by druggists.
The Third Quarterly Meeting of the . B. church Earlton ceath will be held at Urbana on August 2. All day services and basket dinner on Sunday. All are invited to come and worship together. A J Moony, Pastor, J R Crrasumens P E
A brief medical note warns of a chill as a malaria fore runner and describes symptoms like yawning fatigue. It attributes relief to Herbine, claiming it stimulates the liver to purge malarial germs, purify blood, and restore health. Also lists for sale a three year old Durham bull with papers, residence details near Chanute.
We have continued to peg away at the old stand and in the old line. We have labored for many We have a large and desirable stock of hats, caps, boots and shoes gents' furnishings of all kinds, and everything of the freshest and best the market affords in the grocery line. We want to close this stock out as soon as possible to make room for new goods that are arriving daily.
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