The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-09-06
LOCAL J0TTINGS

Dawdy has fine music box at the
fair,
Lee Gramley was in town the first of
the week.
MIR. and Mrs. M. Ellinger have gone
to Ohio on a visit.
Mayor Roe had business in Kansas
City the first Of the week.
Plenty of ready money for good real
estate loans. John f. Roe.
Born, Sunday September 1st, to Mr.
and Mrs. Ed CoulsoD, son.
Car of new seed Rye at
Chanute Grain Cos.
Big crowd went from Chanute Sun
day on the Fl Riley excursion.
Charley Cox slipped off to Kansas
City as soon as his wife got away.
Newport Virgins was transacting
business in Chanute the other day.
Mrs. Harry Williams and children
went to Ottawa the first of the week,
Wanted: To loan twenty thousand
dollars on Kansas farms-JOhn f. Roe.
DR.. lies of Urbana was in the city
Tuesday. OF course he called on the
Times,
Jesse Shinn and family are now &C.
cupying their new house on Evergreen
avenue.
j. w. Heminger has secured the SER
vices Of j. G. Hess, first class carri-
age painter, and solicits your trade
John Devault and John Mccoy Of
Ridge have moved to ROCKFORD, Col
They went via the prairie schooner
route.
Arch Waller attended the state
pharmacy board meeting at Ellsworth
and took the examination for assist
ant pharmacist.
Ruth Gibson, daughter of Mrs. and
Capt. Gibson, and Ola M. Evans will
attend the young ladies school at
Liberty, Mo-, the coming year.
M. futile, the Ridge merchant.
was in Chanute Monday. Mr.. Tuttle
expects to attend the national en-
campment at Cleveland next week.
The council, at its meeting Monday
night, very properly rejected the pro.
position of the school board to rent
Music hall for high school purposes.
Senator Stewart of Allen comfy,
dropped into our office one day this
week for little chat. Among other
good things he said he would have
considerable corn this year.
S. N. Robertson of Urbana was in
town Saturday. He says he will have
close to 1000 bushels of corn this year.
Mr.. Robinson advanced his name to
our roll of honor as 1902 subscriber.
E. Osborne, who farms Mrs. Capt.
Walkers place on the river, the old
Hopkins farm, brought to our office
some sample ears of corn that don't
look much like the corn crop is an en-
tire failure.
l have secured the assistance of
first-class carriage painter, and If you
want to get your carriage painted to
look as well as new call and see me.
All work guaranteed TO look as well
as factory work, and to wear longer
j. w. Heminger.
The city is preparing to drill three
new wells just south Of town as soon
as the work can be done, while the
brick plant will also drill three. 1t
seems to be race between the city
and the brick plant to see which will
get the biggest pull on the gas in that
locality.
Are you rcigarette tiend?" 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.
Frank and Annie Kraemer of To
peka are visiting this week with their
brother Joseph of this city. They are
also accompanied by Mrs. Louise
Schramm an intimate friend of Mrs.
Kraemer's. Frank Kraemer though
only boy is foreman in the Santa
Fe machine shops at Topeka.
A lazy liver may be only a tired
l;yar A ctick iS a II riOht for tho pncly