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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named J. Laan and a veterinarian. It references a drug store, a line item, and various unclear names and places, but no clear events, dates, or coherent actions emerge from the legible portions. The readable segment yields limited, non-specific details suitable for a brief record.
Chanute schedule details from the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line list train times and destinations. The clipped notice includes arrival and departure notes for local stops and connecting services.
A nostalgic local page from Neosho and Wilson Counties recounts community notes from Thanksgiving to obituaries. It glances at residents, travel, shop activity, church events, and a long obituary for Grandma gravemanager with mourning reflections.
An array of local scraps notes Leanne lines and neighboring areas. Families visit relatives in Pittsburg and Prbtsburg while schools close for Thanksgiving. Mr Knapp plans to move to Colorado. Rev McBrian preaches. Andrew Roberts and Mary Ludlum wed near Odense. Thanksgiving crowds, a Leanne first nine beat Woodman 27 to 11, MWA entertainment, and a new cold remedy ad conclude the item.
Weather held fine while Gabe Heriman lies with blood poisoning. Fred Dryden reports some improvement. George Sellman visited relatives. Protracted meeting began at the U B church. Misses Lilly and Garrie Nation visited their brother Pred. Urbana folks visited Thayer for grain dealer matters. Dave Yookey’s people from Leror Kansas were visiting. Mrs Pinar went to Labette to see her mother seriously burned. Caste Jake Greve added to his house and repairs proceed. Don Neely and Miss Nellie Haines married Thursday.
A fragment states that a piece of mane dampened with Chamberlains Pain Ball bound to the affected area provides prompt relief for lame pack pains in the chest or side and is claimed to cure rheumatism. It notes the product is for sale by all druggists.
Ralph F. CEHREE fell last week while August Meyer and wife visited J. Burghart and Mrs. Bangert’s households. Miss Daley boards with Mrs. W. Roberts. Mesdames Treelogen and Rensing visited Mrs. Pilgrim. The Rettigs bought a new organ as Thanksgiving gift. Rev. Greene preached in Valley. Valley School closed for Thanksgiving. Farewell dance at Tolbert’s drew many neighbors who had a jolly time. Ed Ben oate and wife hosted a birthday surprise for Mattie with games and late departures. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy touted by Thos Whitfield & Co. of Chicago for la grippe and pneumonia prevention. Available at all druggists.
Savonturg is on a boom with a depot operator and Mr. Ham building a residence in Cavin. The town reports a 30 foot depot addition and mentions Otakau teacacy by bia brothers. Last Friday saw Ktoey, Will Hansen and Henry Smith in Odcos with horse sales at the stock yards Tuesday. Ham shipped Montane totes by car to Uneebock parda. Harry Moor of Uniontown visited with Colorado ponies. Also notes on BALLARD'S SHOW LINS as a remedy and other stray items.
An old advertisement notes marriage licenses and a patent remedy claiming to stop a cough and cure a cold in one day with Brown Quinine tablets. It offers no cure no pay and prices the product at 25 cents.
Center Grove reports a diphtheria case at the school as residents note improving conditions for Miss Louisa Tichuney after fever. Local attendees joined Harmony event, with Amy and Etta Malsbury visiting Thanksgiving with Mrs. Russell of Neosho county. An herbal remedy Herbine is advertised to regulate stomach and liver function. price 50 cents from G P Wilder.
Very pleasant weather the past week. Meetings still continue at the M. B. church. Mrs. Keiser and hds Maxivell are reported on the sick list. W. P. McCain is burning gas and there is nothing to be it. Roney brothers sold Nverett Polson a fine driving mare. Miss Frances McCain has been quite sick but is improving now. James Hutson has the finest low of grade Hereford calves in many days. Benedicts were closed again that week, and George Perry husked corn while his pupils had diphtheria. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Riley left for Colorado last Friday to make their home. Charles Beaty and Frank Denney started for Oklahoma this week, near Kingfisher. Charlie's wife and Frank's best girl preceded them a month. $8. M. Warren and son Theodore started last week on a visiting tour, first to Oklahoma to visit his daughter, then Cripple Creek, Colorado to visit another daughter. Warren Slayback has a sale the 6th of the month. He rents the farm to Alphon Riley and will move to California in a few days. We are sorry to lose such good neighbors, but the community will be benefited by their move.
Mr R Gray of Amer ica Duchess county N Y says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best medicine I have used. A fine children’s remedy for croup it never fails to cure. When given early it prevents the attack. Keep a bottle on hand for instant use. For sale by all druggists.
On Tuesdays November 13 20 and 27 and April 2 9 16 24 and 30 1907 Settlers one way and round trip tickets will be sold to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Ogden and Salt Lake City Utah and intermediate points at greatly reduced rates. For full particulars as to fares routes apply to C B Young Agent.
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