The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-10-05

Rose Hickey Is nome from ner Wis
it in Missouri.
Miss Emma Huey has returned
from her visit with Lou, in Montana.
Had you noticed the improvement
being made in front of the Regulator?
MIR. G. Mollett of Canville Creek
was trading IN Chanute last Wednes-
day.
Fred Frewert Sr. is attending
Lutheran conference in Topeka this
week.
Mr.. Geer of Villas was pleasant
caller at the TINES Office one day this
week.
"A number of Chanute citizens are
taking in the carnival at Kansas City
this week.
&C. E. Conklin was called to Tope-
ka the first of week by the death of
his mother.
Mrs. DR.. N. Roberts has returned
from her visit at Manhattan and the
DR.. is happy.
Levi Schooley and wife of Neb-
raska are visiting Jonathan Ellis, a
brother in law.
Notice our fourth page this week.
You will find some interesting and
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We indebted to DR.. lies OF Ur
bana for fine stock Of Kansas cotton
which now adorns our window.
R. c. Rawlings came home Sat-
urday. He got here in time for the
big Republica rally Saturday night.
DIR. Cook and wife of Neodesha
Sundayed with DR.. and Mrs. Shew-
maker. The two Doctors are class
mates.
MIR. Tom Sailors, one Of the most
prosperous young men of this county,
made the Times Office pleasant call,
Tuesday.
Prof. Ed Herod came up from
Cherryvale Saturday night to hear
Chester 1. Long. He returned Sun
day evening.
Ben Roe was granted a two weeks
leave of absence for campaign purpos-
es provided he can secure a satisfacto-
ry substitute.
carlton Post No. SOC Department
of Kansas will have their annual Bean |
Supper On Saturday night Oct, q.
Everybody invited.
Rev. J. S. Payne of the A. M. E.
church of this city has been assigned
work in Spokane, Wash. and has NOV
ed to that far away city.
g. D. Smith one of the old settlers
Of Centerville TIP. was in Chanute last
Wednesday. He brought up a good
horse to sell to Charley Hardness.
We are indebted to W.. Pfoutz
Of carlton for a basket Of the finest
apples we ever saw. Mr..
Pfoutz will have few of these apples
for sale.
Charley Cox had a good audience
1T Kimball last Tuesday night and it
Is said the way Charley expounded
the political gospel to them was
1 would like to exchange my COW
Tor fresh one. She is pretty good
size and almost fat enough for the
outcher.-Mrs. o. o. Brockway, 527
Railroad st. Chanute, Kans. Wv
Curt Barbee is here from COL, where
re has been for some time, in search OF
health. Curt is here to sell out and
make arrangements to move to Col.
ae contemplates going into some kind
II business out there.
JIM Nation, Republican candidate
or representative In this county, made '
he TIMES Office a short call Wednes-
lay. He was On his way into the en-
.my's country to make speech. He
poke at Morehead that night. L
Mr.. Jas. Gutherie, brother in {
aw of N. A. Robinson Of this city s
las come In from Arkansas and will To-
ate In this city. II Mr.. Gutherie is a
air sample OF the men they raise in
Arkansaw, it must be good soil. 10
Sergeant e. A. Bailey gave his il
nstrated lecture In Music hall Mon :
ay night. The entertainment was
njoyed highly by everybody. Some
rst class political hits were made. E
hese were enjoyed by the Republic I
ans but the Democrats present did
OF seem to relish them. :
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