The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-08-30

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Miss Cora Fivecoat has returned.
Remember the Chanute Fair next
week.
Mrs. Anna Barbee started for Colo
RADIO yesterday,
Call at the big mill for pure wheat
chop, $l.25 per cwt.
Money to loan on good chattel mort
gage securities.-John +. Roe.
There will be plenty of water on the
Chanute fair ground next week.
Mrs. Henry Rensing and Mrs. Kate
Feldt started 70 Las Vegas, Tuesday.
JAS. E. SHOEMAKER. dentist.
Office on same floor Farrelly's law Office
Luther Cone, Jr.. is getting better
from his hurt, and has been promoted.
Men generally try to work up in
business, but can well driiler do so?
Miss Leila Light has returned from
visit with Miss Kate Ferguson at
Galesburg
Lester, son Of George w. McClelland
Of Cherryvale, is visiting with Uncle
Postmaster Ed.
The Miller. Bridges millinery stock
is being moved into rooms in the old
Sherman house.
Engineer Shy is nursing some brok-
en- fingers, as result Of knock from
the reverse lever.
II you want your carriage or buggy
painted up in tirst-class shape, take 1t
tot. w. Heminger.
DR.. G. Fl. Brown has moved into the
house recently vacated by Prof. Thor
oman, in the Second ward.
Engineer Goss has the biggest castor
bean stalks in the country and he is
not much of farmer either.
Mrs. Conductor Joe Stoner is visit
ed by a sister and niece, Mrs. Davis
and Mrs. Pickett of Kansas City.
DIR. Norman l.. Roberts, Dentist
Office over First National bank. Office
hours a. IN. 70 .. m. Phone w.
The Ollie girls have rented big
hotel in Denver and will leave Cha
mute. 1t is not yet announced who
will take the Morrill,.
Elmer Edwa rds. head clerk in Smith
& Zellner's clothing house, has &C.
cepted position in Texas aud will
soon 60 to his field of labor.
The first we'll drilled by the Mason
Co., on the Rosenthal land, does not
show up for oil as we'll as was hoped.
Maybe the next will be better.
A, O. Grub & Co. are putting In
more shell Ting and reaaranglng things
IN their store room preparatory 10 re
celvlng very large invoice or shoes.
The record made IN the Fourth
ward school building by the destruc-
tive "nigger shooter" and air gun,
during the vacation, is l41 glass. 1t
will cost the district at least $50 to
repair the damage.
WANTED-Man with some business
ability. Salary $50 per month and ex.
penses: experience unnecessary. but
give age and references. Address.
Manager Wholesale Department, Bay
ard Building, Kansas City, Mo.
THE JUNCTION CITY Ex-'
cnrsion, Sunday, Sept. lst, will be
delightful trip. Music by the famous
Queen City and Ninth Artillery bands
at Fort Riley, giving free open-air
concert on the parade grounds-over
80 musicians.
DIED-The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Burghart, of Rollin, on Tues
day, August q. 1901. The remains
we're buried in Elmwood cemetery on
Wednesday, Rev. Adams conducting
the exercises. Mrs. Burghart has
been in a critical condition. but is
now improving.
Are you Cigarette fiend?" Then
break off the habit. This is the place
to begin-one box of the Mail Coach
Cigars will cure the most stubborn
case. They are SO fragrant, mild and
delicious that you will never touch
another "coffin nail" after the first
dose.
Married, Wednesday afternoon in
the M. E. church of this city, Mr..
Anath Arnold and Miss Mayme Han
son. Both are we'll known 10 the
city. Mr.. Arnold has good position
with Swift 4 Co. and is stationed al
Carrolton, Mo. Tie young couple
took the morning train for their new
home.
Mrs. A. L. Clark and daughters,
Mrs. Oscar Bryan and daughter, Mrs.
G. S. Nation and Ed McCune came in
from Colorado on the early morning
train Yesterday. Mrs. Nation reports
that the return trains were crowded
with returning Colorado and Califorl
mia tourists.
At the reunion at st. Paul last
Thursday and Friday goodly num-
Der of old soldiers were 10 attendance,
among them parties representing
Chanute, at which place the next an
nual reunion will be held. The Of
ficers elected from this place were: s.
c. Poppino. Colonel; W. j. Walker,
Lieut.. COL; e. B. Park, Major; G. n.
Bacon, Chaplain: /. T. Light, Quarter
Master: G.. NJ. Dewey, Adjutant; j. III.
Light, Surgeon.
The Basket meeting to be held at
Ditmars' ford will commence with
preaching on Friday, Aug. 3Oth at .
m. by Rev. Moody OF carlton and at
IL a. m. On Saturday the 3lst Elder
Hinten of Parsons will be present and