The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-11-15

show a growth of 2s inches.
Barber county cattle are being taken
for pasturage TO Pratt county.
Typhoid fever cases are reported in
almost every paper in Northern Kan
sns.
Captain Adna G. Clark, of Lawrence,
hus been appointed lieutenant in the
regular army.
The Y. NJ. c. A. library of Hays City,
has received gift of books from Miss
Helen Gould.
The Kansas state lodge of Sons of
Herman is to meet in Topeka, Novem-
Der 10 and 20.
Indian Agent Honnell has paid sl9,-
500 to the handful of Indians still in
Franklin county.
Old 10th Kansas veterans are trying
to get the survivors of that regiment
together in reunion.
George w. Dewey, a COUSIN of Ad-
miral Dewey, is asking to be appointed
postmaster at Chanute.
Shawnee county voted against the
proposed levy for fixing up the state
fair grounds at Topeka.
Chase county apple growers are be-
coming desperate. They cannot find a
market for their apples.
Colonel A. o. Brodie, chosen for gov
ernor of Arizona, lived several years on
a farm in Greenwood county.
The Wichita Commercial club is ar
ranging for trade excursion to the
principal towns of Oklahoma.
c. ]. Miller, of Oberlin, while cutting
out cattle was thrown from his horse
and dragged to dragged to death.
The Gsnd report of the Kansas SUI
preme court will be ready for those who
want it, sometime in December.
Julia F. " Harris, of Wellington, is
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practices before the supreme court.
Reports are ont that oil has been dis
covered near Blackstone, Sumner coun-
tv, between Caldwell and Anthony.
Only one arm was broken at foot
ball game at Emporia: the other in
iuries being Commissions and sprains.
The application for new trial in
the Jessie Morrison case will be heard
January term of the supreme court.
Some arrests have been made in
Atchison of damage doing hoodlums on
Halloween. There are more warrants
for others.
A combination of Baptists has pur-
chased Campbell university at Holton,
and have changed it's name to Campbell
Collegiate institute.
The Scottish Rite reunion in Topeka
will be November 26 to 30 inclusive
The out of town Masons will be enter
tanned on Thanksgiving
Galena is trying the United States
courts to further the effort to force
down water rates 40 per cent, accord
ing to the city ordinance.
The Catholics are building new
churches at Frontenac, Chicopee and
Work has commenced on
a hospital at Pittsburg and new school
building will be built there.
Superintendent Church proposes to
prosecute the Mercantile
Fire Insurance company, of Chicago,
and its agents in Kansas for doing bust
mess without license and for refusing
to settle losses.
The Lyon w. r. c. at Marysville has
an active membership of 45, and has
paid out in the years work for relief
purposes 5000. so cash and SIS other
than money, besides making over 1000
visits to the sick.
Otto Miller, chief of the Springfield,
ILL.,, fire service, visited in Topeka re-
Gently. Twenty-seven years ago he
was with Chief Wilmarth in the old
volunteer fire service in Topeka. Will
marth is there yet.
November 4 was the Goth anniversary
Of the pastorate of the Rev. w. N.
Page, of the First Presbyterian church
Of Leavenworth. There were 1913 men,
bers then of whom there are left only
Al. During his pastorate Mr.. Fage
has received 700 members. The pres
emit membership is 6s7.
All but two or three of the school
district boards of Atchison county were
swindled into giving their notes for 1913
each for a Primary Language series.
NJ. R. Plat, of Kansas City, tells the
Kansas Agricultural college to send ex-
perts to select two heifers from his herd
of Herefords which he will present to
the college.
A strong company has been formed
for the purpose of taking out coal or
oil, or both, in the recently discovered
district adjoining Topeka's
south hnrpdarr-