The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-12-23
LOCAL NEWS

Miss HueY's,
All kinds Of school books and sup
plies at Wllder's.
Miss Jessie Abbott is visiting in
Emporia this week.
J. b. Beatty is Notary Public and
Justice OF the Peace. tt.
Our old fe1low-citizen, H. T. Small
was in the city the first of the week.
Leave your subscription at the Huey
News Depot for papers, magazines, etc
Mrs. Anna Thompson, of the Thorn.
pson House, lola, was in the city Mon
day.
N. w, Henry says he has some
choice bargains In realestate just
now. III
Capt. /. S. Bahney, of st. Paul, was
in the city Tuesday greeting old
friends.
John Terryl was called to Illinois,
Tuesday morning by the death of his
mother.
Mike Hanson came down from Hum
bo1dt Monday and took the train here
for Coyville.
See the Slaughter sale Of Sewing
Machines, at Dawdy's Music store,
Chanute, Kans.
Our wide-awake clothing man, ]. H
MASSEY, is taking in the sights at
e Leaveuworth this week.
School district officers will find it t.
t. tn
supplies before buying.-G. P. Wilder.
If you want to sell, or if you want
to buy, call on me and we will trade
or know the reason why.-N. w.
Henry. TT
Henry Biggs, the boss thresher of
Erie, passed through Channte last
Monday on his way out to Western
Kansas.
The Newm an Bros. Piano and Or
gans are on exhibition at the Singer
Officer. M. Cunningham, special
Agent, Humboldt, KS.
If you want to buy or sell anything
in the realestate line, rent d house or
farm or make trade of almost any
kind, see me. IN. w. Henry, tt
Rev. M. Ingles got into Chanute
last Tuesday. The last seen of him
he was trying to hire mud-boat to
take him out to his home in Leanna.
DR.. Thielen has got located in his
new rooms in the Lindsay Block. The
!. DIR. is very cozily fixed In his new
quarters and is always at home to his
friends.
]. ]. Hurt, receiver of the old Bailey
Bank, is making another divide nd
among the creditors, We understand
the dividend is but four per cent, but
that will come in handy Christmas
times.
Our pushing ice man, Andy Brlley
has filled up his big ice house with
: fine inch ice. Next summer when
the other ice men are lamenting the
fact that they have none. Briley will
raking in the sheckles.
Lewis Starkey, of carleton, dropp-
ed in on us one day this week and left
a dollar for himself and one for his
father, A. Starkey, who is now living
in Ohio. He reports that his father
likes his new location very much.
am stiilon deck with the best line
of second hand furnature In Chanute,
NY prices are reasonable, / buy, sell
and exchange all kinds of second hand
goods. Undertaking a speciality.
II. Tomlinson, opposite Seweil's Phar-
macy. tt
Genial John Keuhner still holds his
corner down and sets up 25c meals
for Is cents. John knows his business
and attends to it as few men do.
Since he got the mudhole bridged in
front of his restaurant he has rush
ing trade.
Mr.. M A. Richardson took a trip up
to our thriving neighboring city of
lola last Monday. Mr.. Richardson
comes back very much imbued with
the necessity of Chanute getting a
hump on her, or deciding to sit down
and see the recession go by.
Our old fellow citizen, Frank Har
desty, is paying his many friends in
Chanute a visit this week. Frank was
one of the most G mel, popular bust
ness men in Chanute for years and it
was with regret we saw him leave.
Possibly he has notion of coming
back.
Our fell0W-c1tlZen, a. w. AShCrdIt,
has been recently hon ored by the APP
pointment of aid-de-camp on the staff
4 of the Commander-in-Chief of the G.
A. r., James A. Sexton. This is quite
( an honor to Mr.. Ashcraft. He and
Y Mr.. Slower, of lola, were the only two
appointed from this part of the state.
Mr.. w. d. Jeffrey was up from Erie
last Monday. Mr.. Jeffrey would like
a position as clerk for some of the
boards during the incoming admins
tration. Mr.. Jeffrey is surely we'll
qualified for the position he asks. He
is man of good standing in the COM
munity and an earnest lifelong Repub-
lican.
Several changes of business locat-
ION will take place the first of the
year. The gas Co. will occupy Bal
ley's bank building. Pleas Hurt and
Mr.. Penny will occupy the new city
Hall. J. J. Hurt and Mr.. Hedderman
will move into the room now used for
city Hall. Fred Freewert will start a
drug store somewhere.