The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-09-20
LOCAL J0TTINGS

Smoke the Mail Coach cigar, sc.
Mollie Feigh visits in Kansas City,
Mrs. HoopingaIner visits 10 Arcadia
Geo. Hadley is studying dentistry in|
kansas City.
Prof. Swain has gone to Stark and|
begun his school.
Call at the big mill for pure wheat
Chop, 81 rs per cwt.
Uncle George Field never allows his|
subscription to drag.
The Wickstroms are home FROM
stheir summer outing.
Mrs. L. B. Booze and Mrs. o, Booel
sare visiting in Indiana.
Mr.. d. Swan of carleton, visited the!
sTIMEs Office Wednesday.
Plenty of ready monev for good real
Jestate loans. John f. Roe.
Mrs. Fred Frewert went to Parsons
Nv ednesday evening for visit.
I Car of new seed Rye at
Grain Cos.
i Mrs. Charley Justice of Thayer, was
Gin Chanute the first of the week.
/ have the cheapest money to loan
son farm property. f. Roe.
Y We were favored by a visit from Mr.
tChas. Stevens Of Walnut, Monday.
y Mrs. Joe Stewart and daughter,
winnie, went to Ottawa Tuesday.
4 Rev. John Mclean and family visit
FED the Shinns, the first of the week.
I Wanted: To loan twenty thousand
Adollars on Kansas farmS-JOhn +. Roe.
j Sam Gingrich and family and Cora
eBurke are visiting in Ohio and Ind
Jana.
! L. T. Smith of Big Creek, brought a
Ssmlle to the editors face, last Satur-
;day.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown and Miss
sGaughan of carleton, were in Chanute
sSnnday,
4 Mrs. Cunningham and daughter,
SMrs. Dan Wickard, visited in carlton
sTuesday.
4 10 Dehhison was in Chanute Tues
|s,day. He came over from Fredonia on
This way home.
II you want your carriage or buggy
Apainted up in first-class shape, take it
Ito j. w. Heminger.
\ County S rveyor Adamson was IN
sChanute Wednesday and made the
iTIMEs pleasant call.
Il Mr.. and Mrs J. j. Jones went down
Ito Parsons Wednesday to attend the
4funeral of an old friend.
a Mr.. and Mrs. T. Thompson visited
Stheir daughter, Mrs. Geo. Cole, in
sKansas City the first of the week.
Z Mrs. Timpane accompanied Tim on
ga little trip this week. Many shoes
swill doubtless be sold in the round.
4 +. w. Heminger has secured the SER
yvices of j. G. Hess, first class carri-
Sage painter, and solicits your trade.
w, M. Glover of Big Creek, one Of
Sour young farmers, made himself solid
with the the TIMES till '02, the past
Sweek.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. W. Moreheart accom-
y panied Hortense to Chicago, where
: she will enter the Northwestern Uni
Sversity.
! Miss Cora Fivecoat has so far recov-
aered from her recent sickness as to oe
- IL OLD rnnsifinn n tha
STIMEs Office.
4 Some of OUT leading farmers and
Sstockmen will discuss farming and
1stock raising at the fair grounds next
kweek. If you are interested, come.
Misses Edna Todd and Blanch Van
VALLEY entertained number of their
&young lady friends at dinner Wednes-
Aday in honor of their eighteenth birth
Sday.
Two members of the faculty of the
Estate Agricultural College will adj
9dress the Farmers Institute at the
afair grounds next week. Don't fail
Ito attend.
L. G. Reece, of the Valley, was in,
"wednesday. making arrangements to-
take advantage Of the excursion rates
ION the Katy to make visit to his old
3home near Muncle, Ind.
When you want a pleasant physic|
TRY the new remedy, Chamberlain's
sStomach and Liver Tablets. They
< are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
3Price % cents. Samples free at anyI
5drug store.
/ have secured the assistance of al
carriage painter, and if YOU
want TO get your carriage painted to|
Hook as well as new call and see me.
aAll work guaranteed to look as WE'LL
las factory work, and to wear longer
NJ. W. Heminger.
Mrs. WI. Kimbrough has returned
sfrom the hospital at Topeka, where
!she underwent serious surgical ope
ration. Her friends are greatly rel
gjciced at her speedy and complete re-
seovery.
Are you Cigarette fiend?" Then
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