The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-08-04
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Things and People You Know

Miss Fannie Smith is home again.
Miss Mabel Henry is home again
Miss Anna Prange Sundayed
in Chanute.
The foster family have moved to
Chicago.
Some bargains in watches at the
new Jewelry store.
-McFaddan and family are back
+ rom Ottawa.
Miss Josie Kirk has been making
a visit at her old home, Rest.
Mrs. H. ], Bonebrake is getting
better. She has been very sick.
J. ]. Hurt will soon be on mis- feet
, again from present indications,
IS. E. Beach Is grandpap again.
This time it is little Rudbeck.
Money to loan on farm security at
per cent straightforward & Wripht.
Post master Watt Of carleton was
in the city Monday.
j. F. Tomlinson, undertaken and
embalmer, opposite Oriental Hotel.
Mr.. Keifer and family are home
again. Jean brought her clutches
with her.
SHOEMAKER, the dentist, office
on same floor Farrelly's law office.
"A delightful rain early Sunday
morning puts the corn in the best of
shape.
Fred Freewert wears broad
smile now. Mrs. Freewert has return
ed from long visit.
II. H, Coffman has returned to
| Chanute. Thinks he likes it better
than Cherryvale.
N. w. Henry says he has some
choice bargains in real-estate just
now.
Two of the Misses Daley of Earle
ton were pleasant callers on The
TIMES one day this week
LAd Alleman, the wideawake mer.
chant of carleton was transactinP
business in Chanute Monday.
"A. w. Ashcraft is il Kansas City
this week as delegate to the National
meeting of the Select friends.
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. u
Miss Ellen Daley has engaged
the Postlethwaite school again tor the
coming year. Her sister Hannah will
teach the home school.
: To LOAN.-I have some private
money to loan on good farm security
at very low rate -Jno. W. Locke
Register of Deeds. Erie, Kans. tt.
Capt Stewart made us a social cal
one day this week We are always
glad to see the captain, for he Away:
says something when he talks.
If YOU want your watch to run, take
it to the new jewcler-all work guar
| anteed or money refunded.-D ]. w
I Phillips.
? The rustlins firm of Colaw anC
Co. report sales of heavy machinery
for this season up to date as follows
: Is binders - 81 mowers - 81 buggies.
g Mr.. H. a. Darnell, printer from
Kansas City, was in the city the frs
) of the week Mr.. Darnell wants t.
S buy paper and embark i'll the editor
j ia1 field.
, John Keuhner now has a system
of fans in his restaurant, and it is
real luxury to sit down to one of hi
elegant meals and enjoy the cooling
=, breezes while eating, SIS
r Attorney Budd, of Erie was in tn,
city Monday forenoon. Mr.. Budd wa
on his way to lola on legal business
{ Mr.. Budd is one of the hustling young
: attorneys of this county and has thu
). get there quality.
: 1T is suggested by Supt. Sailor
that under the new revenue law ever!
district treasures bond requirs fift,
cent revenue stamp. 1t would b.
I we'll for some of our newly elected off
: icers to take notice of this fact.
] On Saturday, Aug, 5th, '99, at
b o'clock p. M, the Fruit Growers AS
ISOLATION will meet at Firemens Hal
to consider and act on new bylaw
and other important business. AL
members should be present and a full
: attendance is desired.-D. r, Chapel
y reporter.
Mr. J. L. Bennett the gentleman
who bought the Cap. Smith farm
brought into our office few ears o.
, fine plump corn which he says matur
ed in sixty days from planting. 1t il
a new variety in this country anC
from what Mr.. Bennett says of It. i
, will be very desirable corn to plant
A corn that will mature sufficiently
to be out of the way of the drouth in
sixty days and make good yeald is 4
49,. for .4,-ort1.v Ka,oae