25 Feb 1898
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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1898
Page
1
Local items requested with deadline notes for submissions to the office. Send content from the community by Tuesday and no later than Wednesday, include your name for good faith, and use items only if supplies run short.
Court House notes report J N Rosberry a republican war horse of Lincoln eyed probate judgeship this fall. Executors Brewster and a Nebraska man and an Ohio brother are legatees of the Freeman estate transacting business. Excitement over rumors Consul General Lee fallen to a Spanish assassin sparks talk of volunteers and possible special elections. Local legal notices list foreclosures and divorces plus real estate transfers among several names and properties. DeWitts Early Risers praised as a helpful remedy in local notices.
Local column from Urbana dated February 22 1898 reports weather sicknesses including Mrs Iles AM Noble and EB Noble. Harris paints his house. Al Shephard away in territory. W L Ticknor moved to Topeka. John Hummer sold farm west of town to Mr Eling. pension business tied to Mr Sourbeer of Parsons. Washingtons Birthday observed. Big Four negro quartet report as tame. Masong hall painting and improvements noted. wedding party at Mr Sellmans last Wednesday with couple promised long life and prosperity. marriage of Robert Hays to Miss Mary Durett Feb 21 1898 at bride’s father home. Hays moving to farm formerly owned by W L Tickoor.
Earlton notes relief agent B Lange takes charge of Earlton station for ten days while O T Tucas begins a ten day lay off. R V Myers visits Parson the 116th. Gardening starts with onions lettuce and radishes. Mrs. Lucas offers spring hats for sale soon. Correction: George Sellman and Della Welch were not married. Prof. J B Edward plans to return to St. Louis after studies. Mrs. Etta Moran, wife of William Moran, dies of pneumonia fever leaving a husband three children and parents. One Minute Cough Cure is recommended by Boschert Williams.
Austin notes a beef sale by J T Williams, visits by Charlie Bowman and Mrs Grady's sale attendance, Centerville visitors Annie Mitchell Ada Winans and Olive Winans, and hunting by Cornell and Billie Barnes. Ada Manda and Olive Winans return from Centerville. Olive ill after Centerville trip. Mrs Van Dural ill with pneumonia fever, and their little son sick. Gentle spring prompts A O Grubb & Co shoes.
Leanna notes on February 22 1898 mark Father's birthday. Walter Moore works for Mr Scantling Fred Haymaker scouts Chanute sights. Miss Fannie Moore visits Kansas City relatives. Pat Reed travels to Kansas City seeking work. Scantling feeds twenty four cattle. Dinner with AL Alford’s family. Etta Boerstler visits Perry Boerstler. Only five weeks of school left. few sing lessons. concert planned. John Callon heads to Nebraska for summer work. Grandma Reed recalls A W Reed baptism long ago.
Neosho Valley items report Mr John Young 18 planning a new house and Spring returning after a blizzard. Mr B J Johnson moves over Big Creek this week. ALO Grub & Co advertise poultry and eyes. A meeting of Neosho Valley selvol house held last Sunday afternoon. J T Brinegar returns from Town after six weeks. Miss Marry Tippie surprised for her twentieth birthday with a good time among the young folks.
Thayer Wednesday notices report a driving horse death for Wm. Palmer, trips by M. D. Betz to Oswego, and A. O. Grubb & Co. promoting shoes as the best cooking store option. Urbana’s Wm. Carson visits. Dr. DeMoss mourns his father. Thayer Masonic Grand Lodge delegate McNulty and Rev. Coons closing meetings with ten new members. Chetona’s Mice Sasié returns from Illinois. Mrs. D. G. Ross dies of consumption. a Thayer Miss eyes Cuban war nursing, while a town youth jokes about enlistment. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised.
Tuesday February 22 reports Washing on s birthday and Spain war talk. Fegal tends hog pasture. Waldron improving writing. Harry Keiley visits Humboldt. Gibson and son Mark shipped four carloads of cattle. Arnold improving after illness. Saw Smith to move to Chaute. Rev Nichols preached last sermon at Big Creek Chapel. Gent spring arrives shoe dealer ad. Filson in Chanute preparing for civil service exam at Parsons.
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