The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-02-22

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Miss Lizzie Newman Is visiting IN
Cbanute.
Mrs. j. F. Lucas is quite sick with
the grippe.
Miss Alice Hedrick is visiting in
Kansas City.
DIR. Hal Reece is up from Oklaho-
ma on short visit.
Il d. BOschert has gone 10 the
Territory on a hunt.
Ed TIowke is working IN a st.
Louis Job print SHOP.
L. j. Hawkins has sold one of the
old vinegar plant lots,
Cap Gibson went to Kansas City
this week with stock.
Lots Of old papers for sale at this
Office. 10 cents per hundred.
C. P. Garvin has gone up to To-
peka to interview Mrs. Nation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keifer left Tuesday
for good long visit in California.
IS. Winfield has been husting
Savonburg broom corn this week.
Overcoats at special prices at the
Regulator.-C. P. Garvin & Co.
w. r. Kramer, of Ouray, Colo, is
visiting among old Chanute friends.
For SALE-A lot of window blinds.
% A. S. LAPHAM.
j. W. Arthurs has bought the fine
home Of JAS. Fleming, in the Third
ward.
w. Fl. Kramer of the Prairie Oil
Co. is doing business around Chanute
this week.
No more cases of smallpox not
withstanding the constant rumors to
that effect.
L. B. Brickler has bought the
residence of W. II. Anderson in the
Third ward.
John Robinson has moved back to
Cnanute and occupies his old home on
Skillman street.
Guy and Bert Taylor were called
to Kansas City the first of the week
by the death of their mother.
Mr.. Murphy: the east side plumber
got his fine beard burned off and face
somewhat blistered by little thought
essness In dealing with natural gas.
| AT the close of business last Wed
nesday the books of the First Nation
al Bank showed deposit of over $685.
600 with total footings of over $780,
600.
Plain Everyday Will Cline, with
out any handle, his wife and Fred
Hickey, came up from Erie, Tuesday,
to visit Mrs. Or. Hickey, who has been
sick for some time,
w. B. Tomlinson, living in the eX-
treme south part Of town, died of con-
sumption on the 18th and was buried
in Elmwood cemetery. He leaves
wife and four small children.
"A. 3. Hedrick has bought the
three lots lying between the Old City
Hotel and the city jail, and will imme-
dlately put in lumber yard. Won
der If this will bust the lumber com
bine!
Miss nellie Fivecoat leaves this
week for Osawatomie, Kan, where
she enters dress making establish
ment. She will stop at Ottawa to Wis
it friends few days before going on
to Osawatomie.
Mr.. Il. Wangler dropped into the
TINES Office Tuesday, for short chat.
Mr.. Wangler and family have been
having severe tussel with the grip.
He is now disabled from a gathering
of some kind on his hand.
w. Y. Harding called on the
TIMES office yesterday and expressed
himself as well pleased the way his
sale went off. His effective advertis-
ing brought him a large crowd, estis
mated at not less than five hundred
and he is we'll satisfied with the gen
eral results. His stuff brought about |
5000, mostly cash.
We notice the Tribune stated the |
other day that County Attorney Cline
was in Chanute. Won't some one prod
the edieor of the Tribune and inform
him that Mr.. Cline served four years
In that Office in a very satisfactory
manner to the people but that about
The first OF the Goth century Chanute
nan by the name of Shinn assumed
,he duties of that office.
Jacob Hanson, who has recently
'eturned from trip to the old country
vas in the TIMES Office one day this
week and talks very entertainingly OF
he old fatherlaud. He says that
is fast becoming Americana
d. That their homes are built and !