The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-05-14

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tendents at Junction City this week.
The A. II. II. A. met again Tuesday
night. They have ordered first class
bloodhound which will.arrlve from the
south soon.
j. Wiman of Austin was in town
Saturday. He has not receivtd any in
surance as yet, on his mill that was
recently burned.
Ewing Herbert passed through town
yesterday afternoon, enroute for Erie
where he talked to the graduating
class last night.
Geo. B. Sipe county superintendent
of Wilson county, stopped between
trains on his way to Junction City,
Tuesday, and made this Office pleas
ant call.
J. II. Roe and family will leave for
Colorado Springs, Colorado, the first
of the week. They go for the benefit
OF Mrs. Roe's health. They will make
the trip in a wagon.
NJ. d. Henry, II. w. Price, G. B..
Baker and +. f. Coulson and wife at
tended the Grand Commandery Of
Knights Templar at Junction City
this week.
The Oratorio Chorus of Chanute
will give a concert at the Opera house
Tuesday night the 18th. There will
be some fine soloists present to assist.
Admission 25 and 10 cents.
Our old friend, Sam Murphy, of ST..
Paul came in Wednesday to see the
show. Mr.. Murphy has just been
placed on the pension roll at SIS per
month. DR.. Park was his attorney.
Usher Bros, the marble men can
and will sell you monuments cheaper
than any travelling agent, and you can
see the work at their shop. No guess
work about it. 3-5 If.
Sam Fyffe and wife left for their fu-
ture home in Indiana Monday. They
leave many warm friends here who
will be glad to welcome them on their
return trip, should they see fit to re-
turn.
Anse Trimmell, of Coyville, was in
town Tuesday on his way home from
Kansas City whittier he had gone with
stock. Mr.. Trimmell is strong be-
lever in Alfalfa as paying Kansas
crop.
The city council met Monday
night and allowed few bills. They
passed an ordinance vacating an alley
in block SO. A committee was ap'
pointed to arrange for equipping fire
department,
w. H. Riley of Rest was in town
Saturday and called. Mr.. Riley has
one of the best farms in Wilson county
consisting 200 acres which he desires
to sell or trade for stock or Chanute
town property.
Vol. 1, No. of the Mineral Magnet
published at Mineral, Kans., by Low
ry G.. Gilmore is before us. 1t is
neatly printed five-column luarto, has
liberal amount Of home advertising
and ought to succeed.
H. B. Herod, who has been teaching
at Dighton, Lane county,was in toWr
Sunday and Monday visiting relatives
and called. Mr.. Herod has been en-
ployed as superintendent of schools a
Dighton for another year.
Col. Allen Buckner, who made 81
many friends at Chanute at the Re
union last fall will deliver the
Memorial sermon at Neodesha on the
23rd inst; he will also make an address
at that place on Decoration day.
Buy of the merchants who advertise
they are the class of business men who
keep nice, clean, new stocks and there
fore by reason of their increased trade
can sell at lower figure than those
who depended on their locations selling
their goods.
When a business man who has beer
in the habit Of going to other towns
to have his job work done, dies, the
local papers should let his folks get his
obituary printed by the job printer
that he patronized while on EARTH
Galesburg Enterprise.
H. B, Herod and wife of Dighton
Lane county, is visiting Mrs. Herod''
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Black
Mr.. Herod is principal of the Dightor
schools and also an enthusiast or the
creamery industry which has been the
salvation of the "short grass" coun
try.-Neodesha Derrick.
The boys who will persist in smok
ing the nasty little cigarette can now
see what effect they have. The name
"coffin nails" is an apt one, and is not
Ii: rll,o Jaofb Of UanrU VIII.