The Chanute times., 1901-04-19

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payers and school patrons. If the
school board can now be induced TO
submit a proposition for bonds along
the lines suggested. the people will
surely vote them and we can then re-
organize our schools on more liberal
plan and expect better results.
Frank Byrne, of St. Paul, brought
to Erie last Tuesday seven little grey
wolves he had captured on Flat Rock.
They were a sprightly set of young
sters and it seemed almost cruel TO
kill them. They had never done
bit of harm to anybody, but had to be
sacrificed for the reputation their an
cestors have. They are worth ST per
head at the office of the county clerk.
&C. Schmoker Of Urbana, who has
been quarantined for some weeks was
in town for the first time IN MANY
weeks. He seems to feel just like a
boy in spring who has laid off his old
boots and turned out to grass.
MIR. and Mrs. Wareheim came from
Chanute last Wednesday to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin. They
left for Portland Ore, where they will
make their future home e.-Longton
News.
Last Monday, Delos Johnson de-
livered car load of 5 cent steers to
Cap Gibson. He also brought in some
fine hogs. He had the misfortune to
lose one of his best hogs before deliv-
cry.
On Wednesday, May first, the De-
gree of Honor grand lodge will be held
in the Masonic Temple in this city.
1t is expected that there will be two
or three hundred visiting ladies here,
We understand the property own
ers on Main street have, majority OF
them, protested against the paving
proposition. So we are likely to have
the mud for time yet.
Bob Reed, Harold Sage and young
Muire, a nephew of Mrs. Northup,
have Joined the navy and leave Kan
sas City tomorrow for San Francisco.
j. W. Mathews remembered the
TIMES last Tuesday. Mr.. Mathews
says he has about IS acres of wheat on
the bottom that is very fine.
j. W. Cole has returned from Tex
as. He handed us Texas paper which
speaks of prosperity and plenty in the
Lone Star State.
Ellis Dixon has been employed by
the Elks of lola to take charge of
their club room. They could not have
d me better.
Monday evening, Apr. 15'
at the home of the bride, Fred W..
Forbes and Ethel M. Chappell.
Clay Allen, having completed a
law course in indianapolis, is now
looking up location in Kansas.
The editor and editress of the
Tribune took few day off the first OF
the week and visited Pittsburg.
Robert Bailey started to New
Mexico last Sunday, after visit with
his sister, Mrs. s. Winfield.
Winter has fingered in the lap of
Spring so long that it has occasioned
a good deal of talk.
Step into Boschert & Williams
drug store and see yourself as Others
see you.
james Hedrick has returned to
Quincy. Harry will remain for some
time.
John McLeland of Austin, was a
welcome caller on the TINES last Mon
day.
Miss Anna Denison, of Erie, Wis
tied in Chanute the first of the week.
Smith the barber of Savonburg, was
doing Chanute the first of the week.
BROWN LEGHORN EGGS. 25 cents
for setting of 15.-C. s. Nation.
Cap Gibson shipped a car of cattle
and car of hogs last Monday.
Abb Hunter of Leanna, was doing
business in Chanute Monday.
W. F. Sans and family have com
pany from Colorado this week.
Miss Lizzie Geist, of Thayer, is
visiting friends in this city.
Jake Rumbarger has another Re
publican voter at his house.
Dan Wickard has recently return
ed from a trip to Perry, Ok.
The foundation for the new par
sonage is almost completed.
is Beck was showing his jolly face
in Chanute last Monday.
The TIMES enjoyed a visit from
Elder Chambers Tuesday.
WIN. Baughman is building fine
residence on Kansas Ave.
w T.. Salter and family have gone