The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-03-04

Ottawa, moved to this city the hrst
of the week. They are located in the
McCune property, in the Second ward.
Rev. A. r. Maclean, will preach in
the NJ. e. Church Saturday evening
and Sunday morning next. Com
munion service after forenoon service
Sunday, All Invited,
Bible services were commenced at
the Baptist Church last Thursday
night, and will continue indefinitely.
Everybody invited to attend,-J M.
Tate, Pastor,
Cary Bros have moved their paint
shop to the room recently vacated by
j. Il. Dahlstrand. These gentlemen
do all, kinds Of painting, granting and
paper hanging in first class style.
J. M, Ralston, returned the latter
part of last week from Altoona, where
he had been visiting his sons for a
couple Of weeks. One OF his boys, q.
H. Ralston lives on the Smith Day
farm.
"a soldier is as good as his feet"
says Kipling;and a man or women isas
we'll dressed as his or her shoes. IL
you wi sh to be sure Of the proper style
call at the White Parlor of A. o..
Grub & Co.
c. f. Breed one of the members OF
the Erie Milling Co, was up yester-
day. Mr.. Breed will remove with his
family to this city in "a few days. D..
F. Allen ahd family will move up in
about six weeks.
]. r. Miller, sold his interest in the
blacksmith shop to Mr. Taylor the
first of the week, and left for his
home in Altoona. While in Chanute,
Mr.. Miller made many friends who
wish him success.
J.Z. Rush, who raises Hereford Cat
tie. Plymouth Rock chickens, Bronze
Turkeys, besides corn and wheat and
in fact little of almost every thing
except what Mrs. Lease advises hel
friends to raise, was pleasant. caller
Monday.
J. N. Northcutt who bought the
George Taylor farm 6 miles east Of
town, moved on the same the first Of
the week. Mr.. Northcutt is a gooc
farmer and a first class citizen In
every repect and as such we cheer
fully recommend him to the people oil
Big Creek-twp.
In another column will be found
the statement of the Ficst National
Bank of this city. 1t will pay you tC
study it carefully as it shown a large
increase over the deposits of this bank
as shown by it last statement, whict
was itself very fine statement. Cha
lutte may well be proud of the First
National Bank.
Sion Barbee, will sell at his farm II
Big Creek twp, miles northeast o.
Chanute on Monday, March 18th 1S9S
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. 5horses;
head of CATTLE. including some fnt
mich COWS; lot Of hogs, wagons, har
ness, a full set of farm implements
some fine hay; also household goods;
months credit; 10 per cent interest;
ner cent discount. (25)
Mrs. and Mrs. G. G. McCnne enter
tanned Thursday evening at theil
home on North Second ST., in honor
of their guest Miss Pearl Millingtor
of Girard. Those present were: Mise:
Wells, Dewey, Slack, Jones, Harper
Portsmouth, Lindsay, Farrelly
McCune, Ninon and George Bartl
and Maggie and Lizzie Cunningham
Messrs. Wilson, Franks, Cory, Dennis
Smith, Hadley, Wickard, Freeman
McCune, Slack, Milo and Neil Jones
"Bartlett's Road to Seltzerville,
John Dillon's new play and one ii
which he is booked to appear at TIT
opera house on the evening of Satur
day, March 10, is most amusing ant
interesting play. tits impossible tt
figure out the denouement before tn
curtain falls, therefore the iHterest o
the auditor is maintained until tn
close. The genial comedian has
splendid part, that Of Hiram Jolly, al
old bachelor, and he never fails to keel
his audience amused.
The o. E. S. OF Cherryvale invited
the local organization Of this plac'
to come down and be their guests ant
exemplify the initiatory work, thi
week; the following persons who TAX
part in said work went down Wednes
day night: Mesdames Light. Rawlings
Keller, Nelson, Scott, Nixon, Hide
brand, Brownell, Anderson, Nation
Myers, Lemaster and Miss Lizzie Left
or. Besides those taking part in tn
drill were: Mesdames Reedy and Re
cord Messrs, L. ROsenthsl, NJ. D