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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
8
Local readers are advised to sign items for the paper in good faith and to submit notices by Tuesday or, at latest, Wednesday. Names must be signed for submission not for publication and readers should notify the office when supplies run out.
Union Valley notes list Grant McCowan patronizing the creamery, Mr Hill and family at John McCowan's, Dan Bowers hauling hogs for M A Tye, J B Tye returning from school to farm, and visits by Eddy family, Emma Tenels, Terry family, and George to Fred Bowers. John McCowan sold twenty hogs to Lem Cole. Grant McCowan and wife visited Mr Edmonds. Also a health ad promotes TABLIA'S BUCKEYE VILE OINTMENT for piles with prices 50 and 75 cents.
Elmer Brown works for Len Elsten while Arch Kees visits from Piqua. Mrs Cary Kees is in poor health. Leo Elsten and Rains hosts. C C Jackson and Chester Hillcott with family. Dora Adams and Low Robinson visit Mary and Nellie Minister. A household health ad claims many women struggle with digestion and pale skin. Heemine digestion remedy priced at cents, sold by Geo. P. Wilder.
Rain 3 still needed. Weaver windy. Will Barker works for Dr Iles. Mrs A Richardson sick. Mrs GD Heilman ill. Ed Barton home from Viel. Dr Hes visited Erie. M Carson hauling corn. Ed Ues and Lute Greve out Erle Sunday. Perry boys hauling core toy Urbana this week. John Long of Chanute on business. Ed Les caught a 17 lb catfish. Olive Baty of Parsons visiting relatives. Fishing party from here, good catch. Decoration day services well attended. Mrs C B Noble visited Carthage. Dave Carson visiting, may go to Philippines July. Payne, Milt Grove, Fred Swan, Robert les at Erie Normal. Will Barker hand cut in a play with Rey Likens. Advertisement for BaLt AuD's Storefront Syrup.
J B Plummer believes he won the bond vote. Cc Nation visited relatives near Fredonia Sunday. B F Clark’s home got a new paint job. Mrs E N Brown from Wellington visited the Nation household. McAdams hosted Missouri relatives on the Cap. Smith place last week. Free samples of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets offered at drug stores. They aid appetite digestion liver and bowels and are easy to take.
Measles sickens Susie Steeves. Chambers returns home briefly. Grandma Lopeman towed in a new buggy. Enmuia Bean of Chicago visiting relatives. Albert Ewen seen on streets. Harry Reynolds heads to western wheat fields. Township candidates declare platform. Rosenthal and Reynolds farms sold. Kreider family visiting Par sons. Barleton locals attend Erie normal. Chas Lopeman’s till shuts for season. threshing soon. Moody and wife admire cherry trees at Batch’s. Cal Sager opens a paint shop. Orlin Butch plans to see schoolmarms. studious and discerning. W S Wheldon notes carpenter’s health delay and cure with Chamberlain’s remedy. For sale by druggists.
A Austin community notes a sick day, family visits, and social events. Lawrence family visits J Heinman. Miss Lucy McDougall visits Fredonia. Flottman helps Mr Gurwell. Alf Gibson and son Rex visit. basket supper at Austin schoolhouse draws small crowd. Austin baseball team wins at Green Valley. several locals visit Albert Lehman southwest of Earleton. Also a local ad touts HEROINE barley tonics with claims of better appetite and vigor.
An ad-like passage claims most diseases start with stomach or digestive derangements. It asserts Golden Medical Discovery controls digestion, nourishes brain and nerves, and purifies blood by cleansing stomach and blood-making organs. No alcohol or narcotics.
G Alward is buying calves. Rale is badly needed at this writing. Biddle Myers painted B Jay's bone y last week. Ed Thompson and wife spent Sunday evening at B Jays. Harvey Bonebrake of Chanute was visiting this part Sunday. Belle Reynolds spent Thursday at Russel's near Fair View. Mrs J H Hamilton has been in Winfield visiting her son James. Albert Mullennelx of Conger Kas was here with relatives last week. Man for farm work and a woman for house work Ep Taviston
On a June Thursday relatives hosted a surprise dinner for Grandma, age 78, at Grandpa Provin’s home with neighbors present. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William e, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green, Mrs. Jenkins and sister, among Wilson County’s oldest settlers, sharing a pleasant evening and birthday wishes. Also ad text promote travel specials and lodgings for Summer Expositions, Educational Association events, and various rail routes with sale dates and routes.
An iron gray mare strayed from a pasture southeast of Cha nate. The horse has a front foot wire cut, a sliced fore, and weighs around four hundred pounds. She is four years old with a clipped fore. Owner: T. C. Laon, Chanate, Kans.
News is scarce in this vicinity as crops seek rain. Moffett plans a new house while Moore moves flax here. Provin finishes a cellar and smoke house. Tom Moffett returns from Baldwin. Children’s Day at M. E. Church drew a large crowd. A picture agent promotes enlargements from Moberly, Missouri. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised with forthright pricing. Hayner Distilling Co offers seven year old whiskey by express prepaid.
A Wayne County anecdote credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with curing a severe sprain of the ankle after other medicines failed. The testimonial by editor Geo. B. Cury of the Guide Washinton echoes the relief and rapid recovery reported by druggists.
Special summer excursions offered by Santa Fe run June 18 to 30 and July 40 to August 1 at one fare plus 82.00 dollars, totaling 10.76 dollars round trip. The notice appears in October 1901.
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