The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-02-02
4SittIe Social Sriefs*

New houses springing up on every
hand.
Miss Edith Green spent Sunday
with Erie friends.
Mrs. A. B. Cornell has returned
to her home at Reading, Kan.
Everybody is glad to see Conduct
or Ramsey back on his old run.
Two Poland China males Tor
sale. COTTAGE Stock FARM.
No fire, no smoke, when you use
Smokine. Sold at the City Phar-
macy. l-l9-4t.
Born, on Friday, Jan. 20, to Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Bloomheart, a daugh
ter.
H. S. Hysinger, of Hysinger &
Rosenthal, is in Chanute this week. on
business.
If you wish anything IN the jew
elry line see me at the old stand.-H.
f.. Conklin.
I. N. Knapp, the oil man, has re
,urned from Omaha. He will COM
nence work again soon.
The dancing party Saturday even
ing at Music hall, given by six young
men of the younger set, was grand
success.
If you want your watch to run, take
t to the new jewcler-all work guar
lnteed or money refunded.-Dr. ]. w
Phillips.
Uncle Sammy Boerstler, last Sun
day evening, was stricken with para
ysis and died yesterday forenoon. He
was II years old.
Bruce Williams and Laura Junk
MS received the honors of the class
rhis year Bruce is the youngest
member of the class.
Our old county clerk, Tom Reyn
olds was in Chanute last Tuesday
Tom is now prospecting in the Ar
kansas mineral regions.
Theodore Bornquist, who LIVED
several miles west of town, died Sun
day morning. Funeral services were
conducted Monday by Rev. Angus
Johnson. Mr.. Bornquist was native
of Sweden.
The little city of Walnut seems t.
be having a good deal of trouble II
enforcing the prohibitory law. Thu
Eagle is making stiff fight on the
bootleggers. several of whom have
lately felt the stern majesty of the
law.
| Don't let the hand of time pain
| wrinkles on your face. Keep young
by keeping the blood pure and the di
| gestive organs in healthy condition
| HERBINE will do this. Health i:
youth, disease and sickness bring oil,
age. Price so cents. Sold by q. T
| Wilder.
While 4 goodly number of oul
| subscribers have visited us since Jan
| 1, still there are large number whose
dollars are due, some of which have
been due for years. Don't wait for I
personal solicitation, we haye no
time to see all of you in person, bu
drop in at the office. It's time-an'
we need the money.
I tell you have the best piano
and organs, the other fellow says h
has the best also. The difference is
am here to help you out if anything
happens, and you must write to tn
other fellow and ten chances to on
that he will throw your letter in tn
waste basket and swear he never Po
1t, but your piano is busted just tn
}san.e.-F. M. Dawdy
"A son of f. o. French, the barber
had a narrow escape from death Mon
day. He is like other boys and enjoy
nothing better than jumping on an
off the swift passenger trains. Th
train pulled out as usual from til
depot that day and the young ma
chopped her" and rode up to Sixt
street, but by that time the train wa
moving along at rapid gait an
when the boy jumped off he role
back almost under the wheels. whic
rubbed against his clothing, but lei
him lying unhurt but badly frigh
ened. This should be lesson to a
the Youngsters who follow this dar
gerous practice.
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One or more of I'll
lARx Physicians and SUI
~ geons of the medic;
MAA staff of the Chicag
/ <1< VI Curative / institute
~ ~ who can tell what vol
disease or affection is without askin
any questions. will visit Erie, Kans
Thursday Feb. Is, a: the Arlingto
hotel. Chapute, Kans., Friday Eel
l6. at the Oriental hotel. Parson