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

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see the nice line of Holiday goods.
A new girl baby now g1addens the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burris
We have everything in the shape OF
candy toys at the N1ckle Plate. West
side.
Aiva George is in Topeka looking
after the conduct of our Legislators d
little.
Mr.. Leonard, of carleton, saw lis in
very satisfactory manner one day
last week.
If you want to see something nice
for Christmas in the candy line 60 tC
the Nickle Plate.
The wife of Mr.. Sam Hurt, living
on Big Creek, died Friday night and
was buried Sunday.
S. p. Miller, of carlton, was IN Cha.
mute Tuesday between trains. Mr.
Miller was on his way to Erie.
One of our bright young teachers,
Miss Nettie Dewey, is improving her
vacation by visiting the normal at
Emporia.
S. e. Beach paid his taxes the other
day and having a dollar left he very
appropriately left it with the editor
for safe keeping.
Prosperity seems to have struck the
sprightly editor of the Morning Sun
pretty hard. He is sporting bran
new suit of clothes.
c. S. Nation, justice of the peace,
Office in township house. FerticS
hunting trouble will usually find me
at Cottage Stock Farm. tt
Prof. Black Sundayed in Chanute.
Prof, Black is now introducing a new
series of text books he has got out and
we understand is meeting with great
success.
Don't buy your Christmas candies
and nuts until you look at the best
assortment in Chanute at the Nlckle
Plate. S. Baughman & son.
NoTICE:-All parties knowing them
selves indebted to me or to Huber &
michel are requested to call without
further notice and settle.-M. Huber
Miss Agnes Radford, principal of
our high school, left the city Tuesday
night bound for Kansas City. She
will visit Oklahoma during the ,vaca-
ton,
DR.. Hickey, after taking a thorough
course in Chicago on the eye, ear and
throat, is now at home and ready for
practice. See his card i'll another
part of this paper.
There was general rush of Cha
mute men to Erie Tuesday morning
the occasion being the sewer suit. II
is one thing to build sewer and an
other thing to get it paid for.
Our old friend, L. J. Thompson, OF
carleton, was in Chanute Saturday
last with his boys and after fitting
them out with new suits all-round, he
forgot the Maine and remembered
THE TINES.
Our old Comrade. Joseph McCrary,
writes from Topeka that he got there
all right and is located ready for bust
ness. He sends his regards to all old
friends and requests THE TIMES sent
to his new address.
After about a months effort, our
worthy street commissionergo around
this week and laid few boards across
the mudhole where the crossing should
be at Keuhner's corner. If this little
work had been done when it should,
it would have saved wonderful sight
of profanity.
DIR. Ralph A. Light wishes to an
nounce to the public in general that
he is fully prepared and equipped
with all the latest apparatus for de-
tecting any error of vision, more es-
pecial1y in young people. Can furnish
patients with any style of glass de-
sired as soon as tests are made.
Married:-Tuesday morning Dec.
20, '98, at the home of the bride, DR.. j.
B. Edwards and Eliza Register of this
city. DIR. Edwards is a son of W. H.
Edwards on the county line and Miss
Register is the daughter of our well
known citizen, w. w. Royster. The
young couple took the noon train for
Maize, Kans., the home of the Doctor,
where he is building up fine prac-
tice. They will go to housekeeping
at once.
H. D. Crowder, of Altoona. could
not come to town very well, so he just
sent us over a post Office order. All
such things as that go with THE
TIMES. In fact we wish that about
five hundred of our good patrons
would treat us in the same way these
Christmas times. If you have any
doubt as to just how you stand with
THE TIMES, the date Immediately af
ter your name shows to what date you
are paid up.
A. j. Harmon, who died suddenly
in Thayer some days ago, was an old
and well known citizen OF this comfy.
For years he lived on a farm over in
township, near the Doan
school house. Mr.. Harmon's farm was
neat and well kept, and he seemed to
make a success of the business. He
was a country justice and took a
lively interest in those days in local
politics. Several years ago be sold his
farm and moved to Usage Mission, af-
locating in Thayer, where
he had lived for number of years.
His dautgher is the wife of the well