The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-05-04
Local and Personal.
r. M. Abbott has returned

Chanute.
Geo. Hadley visited home folks
over Sunday.
Mrs. Diameter is home again with
health improved.
The new Methodist church will be
dedicated in June.
"A. M. Sailors cast his shadow on
our streets Sunday.
Ice cream in small or large guam
titles at Cafe Royal. 5.4.
Mark Tully, of Independence, WIS.,
tied Chanute Monday.
Charley Prange landed his Texas
man all right in the Erie Jail.
Judge Stillwell was pleasant
caller at THE TIMES Office last Mon
day.
Farmers, if you want good meal
or lunch try the Cafe Royal, Jones
block. 5-4.
Miss Eliza Meyer has gone to Ill
inois to visit among old acquain-
tances.
&C. A. Cox was in Topeka the fore
part of the week, waiting upon the
supreme court.
No fire, no smoke, when You use
Smoklne. Sold by the City Pharmacy
and S. M. Neal. 1-19.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henan Justice, of
Thayer, were visiting home folks in
Chanute Sunday.
Have you noticed that magnifi-
| cent display of silverware in Mr..
Conklins window.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Palmer, of
| Thayer, visited with Uncle Joe and
! Mrs. Smith one day this week,
| --Smokine for smoking, curing and
preserving meats. AT the City Phar-
macy and S. M. Meals. 1.19.
| Putnam Fadeless Dyes do not
stain the hands or spot the kettle.
Sold by ]. r. Fay and G. P. Wilder.
Charley Bloom, the broomcorn
king of Elsmore, and his father paid
THE TIMES office visit Wednesday.
| Meats smoked and preserved by
Smokine are deliciously sweet and
nice. Sold by the City Pharmacy
and S. M. Neal. 1-19.
Our old friend John White, OF
Odense, dropped in for short visi,
last Wednesday. John reports CROP
prospects ali right in his neighbor.
hood
DIR. w. l.. HIATT, late of the
McKillip Veterinary College of Chi
cago, has located permanently in Cha
mute. Call and see him. Office at the
Oriental barn. 40.
One day last week lightning
struck the barn of John Reischman
living near kimball, and burned il
up. With the barn went a mare and
colt and considerable feed of various
kinds.
| Agents on salary of $500 per
| week and expenses; the greatest agent
seller ever produced; every stock and
poultry raiser buys it on sight.
Hustlers wanted. Reference. Ad-
dress, with stamp, American Mfg. Co.,
Terre Haute, Ind.
Mr.. Knapp has brought in anolh-
err oil we'll. 1t has got to be such a
common thing for Mr.. Knapp to
strike rich oil that it scarcely creates
comment any more. The bottom east
of town is pretty well sprinkled with
derr1eks now and the work seems to be
but just begun.
If you know ar item, kindly tell
us about it, Every week we tell what
we know. Every week we know that
You know things that we don't know,
and we know that you know that we
don't know it, and still you don't tell
us. Now, if you tell us what you
know, then we'll tell what we know
and also what you know, and then our
readers will know what they didn't
know before and also what you know
and what we know, don't you know.
Mr.. T. C. Sailors, of Stark, was in
Chanute last Tuesday delivering d
herd of young cattle he had sold to a
Burlington man. Mr.. Sailors Is one
of our most progressive, enterprising
young farmers and is making a great
success of his business. He started in
for himself but few years ago, but
is now recognized as one of the lead
ing stock raisers of the county. MIR.
Sailors has fine herd of thorough
bred shorthorns and sincerely believes
in the theory of quality instead of
quantity. Mr.. Sailors is very genial
pleasant young man and makes friends
wherever he goes. He says protec-
ton, prosperity and patriotism are
the watchwords in his part of the