The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-03-18

MIS-, MARY IcltIS lClu w SuuSobug |
for Lindsburg Kansas, where she Will
reside in the future.
Now is the time to set your hens
chickens Matched in June and July |
are almost worthless.
Miss Mica Vicent, of Girard, is in
town the guest Of Mr., and Mrs. {. Z.
McCune Of Second ward,
Mrs. S. Reeves left for illinois, Fri
day of last week where she has sister
who is quite seriously ill.
w. A. Emmons a former resident Of
Chanute, but now Of Parsons, was in
| town the first of the week.
Attend the w. c. T. L. lecture on
the Inspiration of Art, in Education,
at the NJ. e. Church tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. elias. Judy and child
rem came in Wednesday from two
weeks visit with relatives at Garnett.
w. II. Powell of the firm of d. e.
McClelland & Co. was over at st.
Paul on big real estate deal Tues
day.
Miss Mamie Durham, who has been
studying music at Emporia, returned
home last Friday, Oh account Of sick
ness.
Rev. r. A. Nicholas has ruturne en-
as circuit minister at points north and
west of Chanute, by the NJ. e. confer :
nee.
Mrs. Hannah Merry, forme rly of
this place, but now of Sydney, Iowa,
sent us $500 on subscription to the
TINES this week
Mrs. Ellis Valentine, of Waverly,
and her sister. Miss Daisy Guptill, Of
Halls Summit, are visiting, II. F.
Valentine and family, in this city.
Owen McNulty has accepted the
position as manager of the j. f. Bark
ley Produce House at Yates Center,
and left COR that city Monday.
Huber & Mitchell have justput in
another forge in their blacksmith
shop--they were compelled to do this
to accommodate their increasing trade.
The Second ward will hold a meet
ing at the Second ward school house,
Monday March y at 1870 p. m.-By
order of Republican Central Commit
| tee.
L. Gibson will be in this city to clean
old wall paper, for about two weeks,
Old wall paper made as good as new.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Charges
reasonable.
VIM. Hambln the roof repairer is
repairing The roof to the TINES Office
! this week. Mr.. IIamblin has liquid
Stating which, when put on an old tin,
paper or single roof will make it last
for to 10 years.
Some fellow was prowling around
Mayer Rawlings house Sunday night,
evidently with burglarious intent, but
| the dog gave the alarm, and Mr.. Raw
lings got out at the back door just in
! in time to take shot at the fellow as
he glided over the back fence.
j. D. Ycckey who is experimenting
the raising Of the Santa Fe grade at
the Neosho river reports that the
work at that point will soon be half
done; when this grade is completed
and the bridge raise1, the grade
at Big creek will also be raised several
feet.
A caucus of the voters of the outly
ing territory of District No. 2, will be
held at the township house on Satur-
| day, the 10Th day of March at o'clock
D. M, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for the Board of Education
of said school distrct.-E. r. Stone,
j. w. Arthur.
Dan Lynch and family, of Harmony
neighborhood, ard brother of John
Lynch, living south of town, started
from Tacoma, Washington, with a
party of four for the Klondike region
last Monday. He is an experienced
Coloradominer, and no doubt will sue
coed if any one can,
Everybody loves and enjoys a play
with the famous comedian, John Dill
Ion as the central figure, and the OPP
era house will be crowded tomorrow
Saturday evening when he will APP
pear as Jolly Uncle Jolly" in his lat
est success, "Bartlett's Road to Seltzer-
vile, Seats are selling rapidly.
The Bellies Lettres Reading Club
held their open meeting with Mrs.
Nor heart in Fourth ward, Wednes-
day night. The program was excell-
emit. All the members except Mrs.
Hanna, were present, besides there
we're a number of invited guests.
EloRdUU T6lTcSllIlCuUo WClC SCI Cu dU
10 o'clock.
The long distance telephone line is
now completed connecting Chanute
with Humboldt, lola, LaHarpe, Mo-
ran, Uniontown, Bronson and Fort
Scott. You can now have five min
ute chat with any of your friends in
these towns for twenty-five cents.
Messrs. Wareham & Wood will soon
begin the line from here to Erie, via
carlton and Thayer.
Chanutes citizens generally and the
Methodist people especially are pleased
with the action of the NJ. E. confer
ence in returning Rev. G.. w. Stafford
to the Chanute charge for another
year. Mr.. Stafford is fine minister
an educated gentlemen and an excell-
emit citizen and we are glad to have
him with US another year.
Will Moffltt, of Altoona, came in
yesterday and planked down silver
dollar and ordered the TIMES to be
sent him for one year. The TINES is
the farmers paper and they know it,
consequently they do not hesitate to
back their judgement with their
money and subscribe for the paper
| that gives them the news.