The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-21

Charley Foetisch of carlton was
in the city Monday.
Mrs. r. H. Coffman has returned
from her visit to lola.
J. B. Beatty is Notary Public
and Justice of the Feace.
See the beautiful picture mould
! ings, at Tomlinson Bros.
r. N. Allen and Mr.. Newly are
in New York on business.
Mrs. ]. M. Gardner has gone to
South Dakota for a month.
-Nettie Dewey is visiting her sister
Mrs. Hickey, in Rich Hill, Mo.
JAS. E. SHOEMAKER, dentist,
office on same floor Farrelly's law office
DIR. Tom Edwards of Kansas City
was in Chanute this week on a short
visit.
Capt. Walker left last Monday for
his old home in Illinois on a little bus
mess trip.
The Whisenand and Lapham fam
| lilies are camping on the assembly
grounds at Ottawa this week.
School district officers Will find it tt
their interest to get our prices on
supplies before buYing.-G. P. Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McCune are off
on little recreation. Mrs. McCune
at Leavenworth and Ed at Ottawa.
Mrs. A. L. Clark and daughter
Birdie have returned from pleasant
visit among friends near Kansas
City.
Mrs. I. T. Light and daughter
Miss Emma, left Tuesday for visit
with relatives in Indiana and Ken.
lucky.
The Villas boys got slightly beaten
in the game here last Thursday They
were beaten by about the same score
that the Blues beat the lola boys.
Examine the draw cut Champion
mower and you will be convinced that
it is superior to any machine made.
Mccormick and Rankin sell it.
Services were conducted in the
Christian church Sunday by Rev.
Kelso, of California, who was resid'
ent of Wilson county in All early dav,
The Santa Fe depot now sits smil-
ing under a coat of rich red, admins
tered by the company's steam paint
ing apparatus. The structure now
looks more presentable.
w E. Cutler, the ST. Paul dem
fist, was in Chanute Monday evening
shaking hands with some of the old
boys. "Cuttie" says he enjoys visit
ing a good town once in a while.
The Champion is the only mower that
draws the bar. Tile 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.
AT the Presbyterian church the
sermon next Sabbath morning will
again be upon Christian Science. :"
In the evening a union temperance
meeting in the Methodist church.
The Baptist, Presbyterian and
Methodist congregations will unite in
a temperance mass meeting next Sun
day evening, at music half block.
Every body is cordially invited to at
tend.
&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 for
15c Mrs Heinback knows just how to
make a meal nice and attractive. 10
BY private letter we learn that
the Wilson county normal is quite
success. They have not large en-
ro1lmeht but the instruction is said to
be very fine and the teachers present
are doing plenty of hard work. Up to
last Tuesday they had an enrolment
OF 1O8.
Albert Prince, the world S greatest
whistler and companion will be in
Chanute about the 18th of July and
will give the citizens one of the finest
street concerts ever heard in our town.
They play stringed instruments and
whistle. Princes whistling would
shame hooking bird.
The lola boys beat the Chanute
boys Wednesday on the Chanute
ground. The game was stopped at
the sixth inning on account of rain.
The lola boys seemed to be having
things their own way. 1t was about
as one sided as the game the lola
boyssput up against the Blues.
Married at the home of the bride,
Wednesday, July 10, 90, Miss Ida Hec-
rick and Mr. Fletcher Markle, both
we'll known young people of Chanute.
Fetch is a Santa Fe boy and his bride
Is the daughter or our prominent lum-
herman, Col. A. B. Hedrick. Tie
young couple immediately went to