The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-11-09
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Dix Stevens is nome on VIsIt'
Esther Clark Sundayed in Erie.
]. B. Beatty is a Notary Public
"A. II. Reeves has vacated the edi
Uorial chair.
Ben Garvin was seen on our streets
the other day.
Harold Sage is assisting in the
poultry house.
FIX. Gov. Leedy passed through
Chanute Sunday.
DIR. w. E Barker was called to
Galesburg Sunday.
DIR. Jesse Barker of Topeka visit
ed Chanute Sunday.
"A. Gibson returned to Topeka,
the day after ELECTION.
-Mrs. N. A Woods went down to
Rollin Tuesday to visit her son.
Mrs. o. C. Myers and Lucille went
to Kansas City the first of the week.
Mrs. A. z. Ice OF Clemats, Kansas
is visiting with her son ]. G. Penny.
Mrs. Trauber and children visit
ed at the O d home one day this week.
The students who came home to
vote have all returned to their work.
A number of politicians went to
Erie Wednesday to get election re-
turns.
WANTED or four tons of
choice millet hay Must be cut green.
Apply at this office.
The Marie Fountain Theatre Co.
passed through the city yesterday On
their way to Cotfeyville.
Ed McCune has moved into his
own property in the fourth ward. lie
bought the Curt Barbee property.
S. L. Van Sandt seems the only
one wounded in the fray. He did net
let 90 Of fire cracker soon enough.
All parties knowing themselves
indebted to me are requested to call
and settle at once. Marion Huber
1t you want your watch to run, take
it to the new jewcler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-Dr. ). w
Phillips.
NV cider n; III Is low running every
d,v in the week, ( make from three
to FIVE gallons Of cider to the bushei
of sDples- >. L. Nuso'
The first county central teachers
meeting will be held in Erie the hrst
Saturday in December. Program Will
appear later.
There will be regular services at
the Presbyterian church every Tues
day and Friday nights until further
notice. Everybody invited.
Miss Myrtle Cox fell off the porch,
Tuesday night, and hurt her arm, not
seriously. 1t seems little bad when
election effects the ladies that way.
The city fathers opened up anoth-
er gas we'll last week. Gas wells IN
this locality are becoming so common
they scarcely attract attention any
more.
We desire to return our heartfelt
thanks to our friends and neighoors
who so kindly assisted us during the
fatal illness of our little boY.-R. G.
Brown and wife.
Thoroughbred Plymouth ROCK
roosters for sale. Hankin'S strain.
Fine stock and for sale reasonable. l
mile west and south of Chanute.
nd. l mo. GEO H. SwITzER.
The first and third wards OF Cha
rute are to be congratulated on their
great Republican gains. 1t looks
very much like they had colonlzed all
their pop voters in the fourth ward.
Sergeant Richard A. Dooling, OF
Mt. Vernon. New York, is visiting in
this city, the guest of Miss Nell FIVE
coat, few days before leaving for the
Philippine Islands.
Two nephews Of the DR.. II. M. Carr
we're recently drowned in Lake wash
ington, state of Washington. They
we're two bright young men, one the
son of Col. B. o. Carr and the other
the son of c. NJ. Carr of Galesburg, HI
inois.
Brakeman Fl. G. Conrad of Cherry
vale. died Sunday morning at his home
of typhoid fever. The remains were
brought to this city and buried In Elm
wood cemetery, Monday. Mr.. Conrad
was well and favorably known in this
city. He married Miss Ella Coeoman
Of this city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bull Of Carthage, Mis-
souri, who have recently been visiting
In Chanute, have some valuable city
property in Carthage which they wish
to trade for land near Chanute. Mr..
Bull is an old Neosho county citizen
-, ~ anna hock barp IN live