The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-05-18
Local and Personal.

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Notice ad of Cafe Royal on this
page.
DIR. Ira Steinberger, of Erie, was
IN the city Tuesday.
Another drug store is getting
ready to fill a lonP-felt want.
The Man with the Axe has been
at work in tine Tribune shop.
Family broils are numerous this
week. House-cleaning season.
Miss Leila Light is teaching a
select school in the Third ward.
Remember you are wanted at the
Christian church on the night of May
81.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ward, of Rock
Island, ILL.,. e, are visiting H. L. Free
mar and family.
Sheriff Vincent of Crawford coun-
ty passed through Chanute Tuesday
on his way to lola.
ID. E. McClelland and S. c. Brown
took drive in the country to the
southwark Tuesday
The graduating exercises of Can
vile township will be held in carleton
on the evening Of the 23rd, inst.
-Hysinger & Rosenthal's ad has
some new features this week. Their
ad writer understands his business.
Those who disregard the edict and
continue to use the sidewalk for BIZ
cycle race course may come to grief.
Eggs For Matching; Plymouth
Rocks, Soc. per setting of Is; Brown
Leghorns, 25c.-C. S. Nation, phone
1876. 4-6-tf.
We have secured regular cores
pendent at Harmony and are enabled
to give the news every week from
that locality.
&C. A. Cox, I. c. Mann, r. N.
Allen, Col. Carpenter and A. II. Tur-
ner attended the state convention at
Topeka Wednesday,
Andrew Meyer, of Rollin, was a
dollar caller, Tuesday. Mr.. Meyer
believes in paying his subscription
the same as other accounts.
Arch Waller, who has been visit.
ing IN Missouri for couple of weeks,
returned home Tuesday night, to the
delight of certain young lady.
Rev. I. B. Pulliam addressed a
Kansas City congregation last Sun
day. Rev. Cavaness occupied his pull
pit here, both morning and evening.
This office is indebted to Miss
Cora Flvecoat for magnificent bo-
quet of lovely flowers, last Tuesday
afternoon. Many thanks, Miss Cora,
we appreciate them.
&C. Omego OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
is the euphonious name of Fredonia
tailor. Wouldn't the incircumscripti'
bleness of that prodlgious noun jar
you! 1t should be curtailed.
Il. r. Stanley, the Santa Fe
brakeman whose foot was injured a
couple of weeks ago while making a
coupling, was compelled to suffer an
amputatlon, but is getting along nice
ly at this writing.
If you want good reliable, fashion,
able, yet cheap, millinery go to Mrs.
Lyens, as she purchased her goods be-
fore the advance in prices, and bought
of the manufacturer thereby saving
the midd1eman's profit 4-27-tf.
-Bloomheart Wright & Co. are inn
proving their business house cons,d-
erably this week The building has
been treated to coat of paint, and
brick walk is being laid along the
east side. B., w. & Co. have the right
idea.
David Shmid, of carleton, made
this Office call Tuesday and left a
dollar for another years subscription
in advance. Mr.. Shmid doesn't get
up this way very often, but generally
remembers to call on THE TIMES when
he comes to Chanute.
Cyclists should always carry a
bottle of BALLARD's SNOW IMMINENT,
in case of accident, if applied inmed-
lately, it will subdue the pain, prevent
swelling and discoloration, and quick
ly heal The wounds. Price, IS and 81
cents. Sold by G. P. Wilder.
-Zeb Rush. in order that he may
have something to do on rainy days
this summer and between times OF
farming, has bought saw mill and
set it up in the timber. north OF the
river bridge, where he will do saving
for the public. Zeb is hustler and is
bound to keep himself in work.