The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-08-02
LOCAL J0TTINGS
Miss Jessie Shinn went to Erie.

Falls, Sunday.
Supt. Sailors passed through Cha
mute, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roe have been
visiting in Erie.
Chas. Denison had call to Cha
mute, over Sunday.
Ed Parks is home, and materially
improved in health.
Ora Allen has returned from her
Pan American trip.
Geo. M. Miller, of Ark. City. visited
with DR.. r.. A. Light.
Edith Portsmouth and Charley Par
sons Sundayed in Colony.
Mrs. e. E. Alexander has gone to
lola to make her future home.
Rev. 1. B. Pullam will spend Aug
ust with his family in Colorado.
Mrs. Geo. Bridges and children Wis
tied in Thayer the first of the week.
JAS. E. SHOEMAKER. dentist.
Office on same floor Farrelly's law Office
Mrs. Chas. Benedict was visited
over Sunday by Mrs. Jones and dau-
glitter.
Arthur Carter was seen on ouT
streets. Sunday. He did not seem
lonesome.
DIR. Jones says the late rains in his
locality will make little corn and
lots of feed.
Landlord D. II. Fisher of the OrieG'
tai Hotel is visited this week by a
brother from PENNSYLVANIA.
Prof. L. o. Thoroman, after clos
ing up his work in two county nor
mails, is now home with his family.
Stock feed will be synonymous with
greenbacks this fall and the man will
the most feed will have the most mon
ey.
The Lenny Lyen company has re-
turned from the East. They had {
great trip and all enjoyed it very
much.
If you want your watch to run, taxi
it to the.new jewcler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-Dr. ]. "
Phillips.
Born, Sunday, July 2oth, big II
pound girl, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. M
Richardson, of Austin. All parties
doing we'll.
Judge aud Mrs. Denious, of Erie, ar,
visited by a son and daughter, tn
one from Denver and the other from
Des Moines, Iowa.
Why is a newspaper like goot
house wife? Because every maj
should have one of his own and MOI
run after his neighbours.
Mrs. Ashe has received $1,000 from
the Fraternal Aid association. He
husband, Patrick, was member O.
this order when he died.
Bob Vice says there will be consid
cradle corn in his locality. He lives
north of the Ridge post-otfice, in the
southern part of Woodson county.
Many a Kansas farmer lacks the
courage and staying qualities that
the corn on his farm has exhibited
throughout this drought and great
heat.
The "Mail Coach" cigar is home
product and has a flavor equalling q
lO-center. This is not an empty clam
but guaranteed fact. The price i:
only SC. Sold by all dealers. Hanc
made.
Wing Southland is home from his
Pacific coast trip and will rest up fol
few weeks. One thing Wing lost by
his Western trip: he missed the privi
lege and the fun of registering at e
Reno.
Virginia Haynes is laid up with
broken arm. He was up at lola paint
ing. He was on ladder doing very
we'll till he began to see two ladders
Somehow in moving around lie got
hold of the bogus ladder and the
ground flew up and hit him a severe
jolt.
We want everybody to know that
we have gone into the cigar bushes;
as makers of perfect seed and Havana
cigars. Our aim is to produce moth
ing but the best goods IN quality and
workmanship. Try our mail Coach
Cigar" for sale by all all dealers, Sc
j. II. Hebbeln, Mfr, Chanute, Kan.
Sammy Fletcher, of Emporia, has
spent the last week in Chanute, visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Mark Cory. Sam
is bright young Emporia student, OF
exemplary habits, and seems t.
have the grit and determination to
climb up. His parents, now live in
Cherryyale, where he will spend the
vacation.
wANTED-TRUsTwo MEN AND
women to travel and advertise for old
established house OF solid financial
standing. Salary $3.50 a year and ex-
penses, all payable in cash. No can