The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-07-23

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to continue the meeting over next
Sunday.
Miss Gussie Winner entertained the
G. B. Club with other friends at her
pleasant home, Friday evening. 1t is
needless to say that all present were
highly entertained.
Jas. Mundell, of Villas, returned from
Fort Scott Saturday, where he had
been as a member of the federal grand
jury. The jury returned II indict-
ments.
Prof. F. M. Abbott was in town
yesterday. Mr.. Abbott will remove
with his family TO this place about
the first of September.
Miss Pearl Stanley came in Monday
from Columbus, Texas. She has
brother living in this city. She will
be the guest Of Miss Minta Snyder, OF
the third ward.
Justice & Sons have moved their
tailor shop into the building recently
vacated byConklin's jewlery store and
now have one of the finest shops in
Kansas.
S. A. Wickard has moved his
grain office into his new building just
north of us old stand. Mr.. W. now
has one of the finest arranged offices
IN Kansas.
c. P. Swank, Joe Wiltse, Jap. Coats,
o. o. Richmond and Others were in
town yesterday, purchasing lumber
with which to build blacksmith
shop in Villas.
Riley Baughman, while fishing in
the Neosho river Tuesday freed" so
ID. catfish in hole in the river bank,
and borrowed spade of farmer and
dug him out. Billy brought the fish
to town in farm wagon.
A. H. Turner, Of Chanute, was in
Moran this week for the purpose OF
looking for location to buy grain,
He was favorably impressed with the
outlook, and may return soon and To-
cate with us.-Moran Herald.
The old settlers Of Colfax, Pleasant
Valley, Clifton and Guilford twp. will
hold picnic and reunion atSingleton's
grove, near Benedict, August 18th.
All who desire to come will be cor
daily welcomed.-A. F. Kriser, Presi-
dent, w. j. Magatagan, Secretary.
f. A. Pew and wife moved to Cha
mute today where they will make their
future home, Frank having charge of
the Chanute gas plant. This excell-
ent young couple leave host of
friends in Neodesha who hope for
their future prosperity and happiness
in their new home.-Neodesha Der
rick
A military company has been orga-
nized in this city, the recruits being
taken from the Sons of Veterans in
this place. Captain Houston Carr re-
turned from Topeka Saturday where
he has been to make all necessary ar
fangements about the details Of the
organization as company Of the Kan
sas National Guard
Mis-. M. E, Lease, who lectured here
Wednesday evening, was the guests
OF Mrs, L. Hartman, at the Bon-Ton-
Restaurant, Thursday. The Harmons
are formerly from Wichita, and knew
Mrs. Lease when she MIXED the cows,
swilled the pigs and did her own house
work, while Charley whitfield dry
goods boxes on Main street, and Incl
dentally saved the Nation, -Galena
Republican.
The coach of the winning Cornell
crew says that he chooses men who
have brains as well as muscle. Coach
Courtney has grasped the progressive
idea of the age. The man with brains
and without muscle may succeed, but
the man with muscle and without
brains must fail And this holds good
: in every walk of life. The man who
= cultivates both is almost certain OF
success. The man who cultivates the
] one without the other is equally GER
= tain Of failure. Lawrence Journal.
Diamond Dick, 1.-THE medicine man
e threatens to give Chanute roundup
3 If he does he will advertise, 1t is not
against the usage of his school" tC
( insert a three or four line pay card IL
( the local paper. He puts in columns
He does not plead the professional
G improperly of advertising and ther
, seek by round about ways, to ring il
free puffs of his operations and servi
ces under the guise Of "news," mol
come to feel that the editor who de
clines to be thus worked for gratui
- tous benefits is unappreciative ant
unjust. That's wherein ID. Dick differ
from many of the local segulars.
y donia Citizen