The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-03-11

Allen.
Recitation, Miss Matte Wordsworth,
Music,
Adjournment.
Owingto the township examinations,
the teachers meeting is postponed
week later than the usual date.
w. T.. Register, Frank Hawes,
President. Secretary.
Miss Florence o. Amick was a pleas
ant caller Saturday. Miss Amick is
teaching the Sorghum Valley school in
Colfax-twp., and is meeting with splen-
did success.
Miss Dot Hutching, of St. Panl, is
visiting her uncle DR.. E. B. Park and
family. She is on her way home from
Topeka where she has been a student
at Bethany College.
Ed. Hardness had fine team of
horses get away from him on fourth
street one day this week. and they
never stopped running till they got to
Kimball No damage Of importance
was done.
BARRED pLYMoTH Rock Eggs from
the best strains in the state at twenty
five cents per setting of thirteen
Leave orders with money at Grebe u
Co.'S. store at Chanute where delivery
will be made every Saturday. Herbert
Johnson. u
The Syndicate Trading Co., of X. z.
has purchased the Phillip johnson
stock of goods, known as The West
End Racket, and have stocked the
same up and are selling goods lower
than ever before sold in this town. 1t
will pay you to look over their stock at
Phillip Johnson's old stand. If.
The surprise, on Rev. G.. W. Stat
ford and family, was grand success.
The parsonage not being large enough
to hold the immense crowd, they
repaired to the NJ. E. Church. where
delightful evening was spent. A
beautiful silver cake basket and two
handsome chairs, were presented to
Brother Stafford and his wife by their
host of friends.
Sion Barbee, will sell at his farm IN
Big Creek twp, miles northeast of
Chanute on Monday, March 18th 1898
beginning at 10 o'clock Il. m. 8 horses; 1
head of cattle, including some fine
mich cows; lotof hogs, wagons, har-
ness, a full set of farm implements,
some fine hay; also household goods; 8
months credit; 10 per cent interest: 6
ner cent discount. (25)
AS will be seen in an other column,
the county convention to select dele
gates to the congressional convention
will be held at Erie, on Wednesday
March "30". The central committee
recommended that unless otherwise
ordered by committeeman primaries
to elect delegates to said convention
be held at the regular voting places in
each precint on Saturday March "26'
at four o'clock p. m.
"Bartlett's Road to Seltzerville,"
Mr.. Dillon's new play is delighting
large audience everywhere. The play
is a series of exciting, laughable Incl
dents that have their beginning on the
weddingmOrn of Hiram Jolly, bachelor,
played by Mr.. Dillon, Bartlett's Road
proves to be the road to happiness for
the various pairs of lovers in the play,
and sail ends happily" as good play
should. Mr.. Dillon is immense as
Hiram Jolly.
The Second Hand Store in the Jones
Block. We receive goods from 2 to 3
times per week from the cities and are
buying the most of the stock for sale
here, consequently we are doing the
second hand business of this town.
ASK your neighbors who have traded
with us and you are bound to come.
We can't be underSOld for we have
buying advantages, no one this side of
X. C. can equal.-R. M. Kline.
The officers of the Chanute State
Bank met Monday and increased the
capital from 100000 to 100000. The
sum could have been increased to
$4,000, 90 or $15000,O0 as the money was
offered to take up this amount, but
it was decided to place it at $4,000,
for the present. The business of this
bank has been more than gratifying
to it's shareholders and it starts on its
third year with, fyings colors. This
bank is one of of the solidist institute
ions of its kind in Kansas, and persons
having money to deposit are finding it
out. The Chanute State Bank is ALL
right.
Married, last night at $50 o'clock
at the residence of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs o. NJ, Bryan of the
Third ward. Mr.. A. B. Connell to
Miss Ina Bryan, Rev. j. M. Tate of
the Baptist church officiating. Mr..