The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-04-13
Local and Personal.

Notice change in keifer's al.
Magnetic healers at Erie also.
J. B. Beatty is Notary Public
Bob Wilson is reported very sick
with fever
Miss Clara KINNEY has returned
to Rockport, Mo.
Parsons is talking about another
Republican daily.
Register of Deeds Burris was do
ing Chanute Wednesday.
Luther Cone, jr., was over from
Joplin the first of the week.
Misses Ninou and Edna Bartl are
visiting friends at LaHarpe.
E-Two second hand buggies for sale
cheap at the Oriental Stable. ~
Justice. the tailor, has something
interesting to say IN this issue
Miss Nora Smith has been quite
sick, but is reported improving.
Snow Wednesday morning, put
not quite enough for good sleighing'
-Greenwell's Common Sense Stock
Food for sale at Boschert d Williams.
Ernest Franks father is here
from Indiana visiting for few days.
f. M. Dawdy has suffered with
lame back since carving the Second
ward.
Robert Lydle, of Ladore, was in
Cbanute. Saturday, displaying some
| fine stock.
If YOU don't believe prosperity has
- McCIe1laud n Wright'S
ad in this issue.
TIE most expensive form OF re-
trenchment for business man is the
d,scontinuance OF his ad.
| The reason some people 90 not
use tobacco is because 1t might acci-
IDENTIFY purify their breath.
| A. n. Turner has been at EmPor-
ia this week attending the annual
meeting of the regents OF the state
Normal.
| II Won want your watch to run, take
| it TO the new jewcler-all work guar
! anteed or money refunded.-Dr. J. W.
Phillips.
Dean Sykes, of Grace Cathedral,
topeka, was the guest this week OF
his brother, N. P. Sykes, of the City
Pharmacy.
L. Rosenthal went pto Kansas
City this week to see that the reoullo
ing of Convention Hall was progress
ing all right.
Core & Whitehalr, the magnetic
healers. seem to be doing gooet
business with both home and out-o1
town patients,
Meats smoked and preserved by
Smokine are deliciously sweet ant
nice. Sold by the City Pharmac>
and S. M. Neal. l'l9'
BURGLARS entered the house o.
Fl. O. Arnold Sunday night and Sc
cured about $50. So far there is III
clue to the thief.
lola will build Masonic temple
Several of her citizens have been uo"i
looking at our magnificent structure
to get some pointers.
Mrs. Geo. Smith and daughters
Miss Florence and Mrs. Eta Virgins
of Wilson county, are the guests I'M
week of Mrs, Jennie Adams, OF tn
First ward.
Henry Ashford, the Erie Sentine
foreman, Sundayed in Chanute. 1t
runored that he made quite an I'M
preston on one of our charming bru
nettes while here.
l. G. II, Greene. of Centervill
Tp., was IN Chanute one DAY las
week. Wonder if Mr.. Greene is no
, figuring on locating in the best tow
in Southern Kansas.
-Neuralgic pains, rheumatism
lumbago and sciactic pains, yield t
the penetrating influence of BAL.
IARD's SNOW LINIMENT. Price Is an
so cents. Sold by G. P. Wilder.
These do be momentous times TO
Chanute. It's mighty inert twenty
four hours that can't boast of a fire,
suicide. an assault and battery. run
away or some equally pleasant an
exciting event. And the cyclone sea
sou is almost here, too.
First Lieut.. r. S. Enslow, of Ot
tawa, was IN Chanute couple OF day
this week visiting with his old asso
ciates of the Twentieth Kansas. III
Lieutenant is now with the 18th Cav
airy in the Philippines and is home o.
a short furlough, having been wound
ed in the foot.
But Chanute is not village,
Mr.. Tribune. Some such movemen
af YOU suggest would be the prope
thing, but let's start out with NOR
, fitting name for our society. HOY
would s"The Metropolitan Ameliora
ton Association" sound, or tn
\ "Amalgamated Association of CAT
bage Grabbers?'
Having opened a first-class shor
\ order restaurant in the room opposit
\ Sewell's pharmacy, invite all hun
\ gry mortals to call in any hour OF tn
\ day or night and fill up. We turnis
I choice provisions, we'll cooked, neatl
served and all you want. We are, i
\ business for our health only. Pric
Y no object. Can take few lodgers.-
\ Dennis Long. '-ti'
Y Fire destroyed Roemer's old &c
\ house IN the Third ward Saturda
evening about 8 O'Clock. The building
was being used as hay barn. on
contained only a few bales at IN
time. The hre company's prompt re
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