The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-12-29
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Mrs. Jerry Hale holidayed in
Humboldt.
-Roy Van Orman spent Christmas
in Baldwin.
Win Hart has been transferred to
Cherryvale.
Watt Williams is spending the
holidays with home folks.
Geo. Williams has gone to Penn
sylvania to visit his parents.
SHOEMAKER. the dentist, office
on same floor Farrelly's law office.
Married, Sunday Dec. "a, 1899,
Mr.. Grant MCGOWAN and Miss Nora
Eddy.
The Walnut Earle is waging
lively warfare upon the joints in that
burg.
| Uncle Joe Smith has changed his
mind and will not go into the peanut
business.
If you wish anything in the jew
elry line see me at the old stand.-H.
E. Conklin.
The finest japanese cups and
saucers ever displayed in Chanute or
Neosho county are to be found at The
FAIR, one door east of Mccormick q
Rankin's.- Mrs. H. B. Alexander.
Postmaster H. G. Lowrance, OF
Thayer, was in Chanute last Tuesday
ard refreshed THE TIMES office with
the news from his charming little
city.
-Bernice Hitchcock, formerly one
of Chanute's little girls but now
young lady OF Cherryvale, was circu-
lating among her many friends here
this week.
Will Newall, one of Neosho coun-
TVS most successful and progressive
Young teachers, was in Chanute Sat
urdav and made THE TINES Office a
short call.
Prof. O'Conor is home for the hol-
,days. The professor is fast building
a reputation as a teacher. He will
devote a considerable part of his va
cation to the study of primary meth
DDS in the Chanute schools.
You should see those large bronze
turkeys of Zeb Rushes' They can
stand flat-footed and eat corn out OF
wagon box and Zeb says with the side
boards on. All full blooded bronze.
For sale at reasonable price. II 29-4t.
A. B. Mcconnell, former success
full teacher of Wilson county and at
one time member of the staff of THE
TIMES, now a merchant of Reading,
Kan, is spending the holidays among
his many friends of this locality.
In biliousness, HERBINE. by ex-
pelling from the body the excess OF
bile and acids, improves the assimila-
tive process, purifies the blood. and
tones up and strengthens the entire
system. Price so cts. Sold by Geo.
P. Wilder.
F. A. Hodge made the editor
smile last Saturday. Mr.. Hodge is
enjoying these prosperous times and
has no kicks, He has fine herd of
fat hogs about ready for the market
and is now holding off little in ex-
pectation of a better market after the
HOLIDAYS.
1t seems, by the Citizen, that
prominent merchants of Fredonla
bar their doors with Christmas can
dies. That's nothing, Mr.. Gilmore,
some of onr merchants have 10 be
watched about Christmas times for
fear they go out and leave the door
wide open.
The Hildebrand-Sykes shooting
case attracted good deal of attention
this week. The evidence showed very
conclusively that the first shot came
from Hildebrand's quarter. The SYM
pathy of the neighbors seems to be on
the Sykes side. Mr.. Sykes has been
in the city but short time but in that
time he aud his estiInable wife have
made many friends, and he does not
seem like man who has murder in
his heart.
The streets were crowded with
people last Saturday. Had the roads
not been so beastly muddy that peo-
pie who live few miles out could
hardly get here at all, the merchants
could not possibly have waited on
their trade. AS it was, people crowd
ed and elbcwed their way through the
busy throug hy The hour trying to get
attention stores all had an IN
creased { .fcs 1T clerks but still they |
could not do their customers justice.
Would it not be well to begin little
sssner en- this holiday shopping