The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-09-10

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for visit at her old home in KEN
lucky; her son, H. J. Prange accom-
panied her.
DR.. Brown has moved his Office into
the Bacon Block LIST door north of
Fleming & Meeker's. Residence,
North Main street.
There is great deal of stealing go
ing on in and about town and owners
of orchards threaten to use shot guns
to protect their fruit
o. W. Young, the father of Mrs.
George Dornblaser, died at Winfield
last Saturday. Mr.. Young formerly
lived in Wilson county.
Davis & Merritt have connected yas
with one of their gas stoves in their
store and are thus enabled to show
their customers how it works.
F. A. Pew put the gas pipes in the
third and fourth ward school houses
and did a very fine job. Mr.. Pew is
certainly very fine workman.
A coach load of people went from
this place to lola yesterday to hear
Billy Bryan tell them that the rich are
getting richer and the poor poorer
Mrs. Chas. Walker is in Chicago this
week getting thd latest styles in mil
linery and laying in large stock of
millinery goods for the Boston Store.
Miss Dota Hutchings, of st. Paul,
was in town the first of the week, the
guest of Miss Portia Park. She left
Tuesday for Topeka to attend Beth
any College the coming year.
The thugs about town are getting so
bold that it is dangerous to be on the
streets after dark. Something should
be done for the suppression of rowdy-
ism.
iDOIlCOl dhS, olldN q,
brougt the remains of his infant child
here for burial Monday night. AS
Mrs. Bonebrake was very sick, he re-
turned home Tuesday.
The Spooner Dramatic Co. has been
playing at the opera house all week to
crowded houses. 1t is a first class
company and merits the success with
which it is meeting.
The board of education met in regu-
lar session Monday mig and did lit
tie except routine work. A number of
bills were allowed. The board adj
iourned for two weeks.
Dale Gear, brother of Mrs. Ed
Portsmouth of this city, is playing
center field and occasionally pitches a
game for the Kansas City ball team.
Mr.. Gear was with Cleveland the first
of the year.
c. E. Ingle and wife and Amos Co.
law and wife attended the old settlers
reunion at Benedict Wednesday. Mrs.
Ingle remained few days visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Campbell, near Rest.
Red Seal, Mayor Rawlings famous
three-year-old, With pacing record
of 2:1OH, was brought down town
Saturday night at the request of a
number of his admirers and given
grand reception at the corner of
Fourth and High streets.
Bob Fivecoat got gay Monday night
and when city narshalGilchrlstu under
took to arrest him, struck the marshal
in the face with a dish taken from the
table at Tutcher's restaurant, inflict-
ing an ugly wound. The marshal
swore out a warrant for his arrest be-
fore Judge Stevens Tuesday. He APP
peared in court and his hearing was
set for Monday.
Howard Jones has been in business
but few weeks, but in that short
time has worked up a business that
keeps him humping from morning till
night. Mr.. Jones is fine workman,
and he invites the people through the
columns of the Chanute papers to
come and Inspect his work. He knows
the advantage of advertising.
The city council met in regular ses-
sion Monday night, Mayor Rawlings
and all members of the council beng
present A number of complaints
were filed against different parties for
maintaining nuisances. c. A. Cox
was appointed and confirmed as city
attorney, The usual bills were read
and allowed. Councilmen Jones,
Coulter and Boschert were appointed
committee to superintend the con-
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