The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-14

J. W. Starkey was caller at TIKI
TIMES office Monday.
J. B. Beatty is Notary Public
and Justice of the Peace.
See the beautiful picture mould
ings, at Tomlinson Bros.
N. w Henry and daughter Mabe
took in the ball game at lola.
The Aronholt house on South High
Street is being treated to new porch
JAS. E. SHOEMAKER, dentist
office on same floor Farrelly's law office
-GeorPe Yockey is home again, af
ter sojourn of few months in Ar
kansas City,
Henry Richardson was over from
Savonburg Wednesday and inspected
our gas we'll.
The score between Channte boys
and the Coffeyvillians was to 2. not
in our favor.
Mr.. c. Harris of Yates Center was
visiting his sister Mrs. Hudkins of
this city the first of the week.
Geo. Pendarvis took lay off last
Wednesday, and came up from Par
sons to view our fine gas we'll.
School district officers Will find it tC
their interest to get our prices on
supplies before buYing.-G. P. Wilder
Major Waring, father of Mrs. Fol-
let is visiting his daughter and family
this week The Major lives at Man
haitian.
If you want your watch to run, take
it to the new jewcler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-Dr. J. w.
Phillips.
Mrs. Lyen will have a great clear
auce sale of summer millinery begin
ming Thursday, the Goth of July, run
ming one week only.
-"Infidelity" will be the subject of
the sermon at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath morning. Evening
services beginning at o'clock.
Examine the draw cut Champion
mower and you will be convinced that
it is superior to any machine made,
Mccormick and Rankin sell it,
The new Methodist church is be-
ing rapidly pushed along. When COM
pleted it will be magnificent building
and credit even to gas town like
Chauute.
The Regulator clothing store was
closed last Monday on account of the
death of Mr.. w. A.Garvin in Denver,
father of c. P. Garvin. Mr. Garvin
had reached the mature age of eighty
one.
The Champion is the only mower that
draws the bar. Tie wheels will not
lift from the ground We have sold
this machine for three years and
know there is nothing better. - Nc
Cormick and Rankin.
&C. Heinback Is now running an
up-to-date restaurant and lunch stand
He has his dining room nicely fitted
up and furnishes an elegant meal fol-
| 15c. Mrs. Heinback knows just how tC
make a meal nice and attractive 5 Il
The formerly of Chanute Mrs
Martin, who shot the Oglesby girl IN
Bloomington, ILL.,, was fined $50
The girl was not hurt very seriously
1t seems and is now practically well
It is said she will go to Carlo, ILL.,, tC
i've with sister.
The Tribune said Tuesday that
Judge Beatty went up to lola on bus
mess. Judge Beatty went to lola tC
see the ball game and was one of the
chief bleachers on the ground. The
Judge wore a yellow ribbon and how.
led himself hoarse when the lola BOYS
made a home run.
We give below the number OF
school children i'll the Chanute Dist,
as reported by Mr., Dennis, the enum
orator: LIST ward and contiguous ter.
ritory, 21l; End ward aud contiguous
territory, 327; 3rd ward and contiguous
territory, $50; 4th ward and contiguous
territory, SIS. This is gain OF Is
over last year.
AS we expected, the Tribune OF
posed the recently proposed school
bonds because it wanted a high school
Now it opposes the proposition for d
high school because we are not ready
Just as THE TIMES predicted, the
same persons who opposed the other
bond would be found arrayed against
nigh school bonds for which they were
recently so strongly arguing.
Died, in this city, Saturday night,
July 8, Miss Bessie Reed. Miss Bessie
had just past her 18th year aud was a
sweet, lovable girl. No one knew her
but to be attracted by her sweet and
winsome ways. She was an earnest
christian girl, pure minded, kind and
loving to all. She was a niece of Mr..