The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-04-05

If you need old papers, call at this
office. Ten cents per hundred,
Wanted-A good reliable farm hand
for the summer.-Dwight Chapel.
Goose eggs for sale, on the Bell
farm south of town.-Anna Thomas
Lem Cole had rather disagree
able day to receive hogs last Monday
JAS. E. SHOEMAKER. dentist.
Office on same floor Farrelly's law ONCE
Mrs. Cap Gibson has been visltir G
up the line, we notice by our exchang'
es.
Monday was rather moist day
but it did not dampen the ardor of the
candidate.
LIGHT BRAHMA EGGS for sale
One dollar for 15.-Della Leonard,
carleton. Kan, 3.22.2m
F. G. Peak is local agent for PEG
pies Cream Separator, see his add in
another column.
Mrs. A. Blair is reported quite
sick. Her daughter from Augdon,
Utah, is with her.
Mrs. iona Nooner and son Hugh,
visited among her folks near Leanna,
the first of the week.
Will Sweeney now wears smile
that extends from ear to ear, all over
a new nine pound boy at his home.
j. W Gleed disappointed the peo-
pie of Chanute Saturday night by not
keeping his appointment to lecture.
Col. Carpenter has returned to
Chanute. The Col. almost, but not
quite, landed the Fair Commissioner
job.
Married-Sunday last, in the second
ward, Mr.. Robert L. Cartwright, OF
Davis City, Ia, to Miss Elsie Keller
of this city.
Col Dora Herod represented Cha
mute in the Belgian hare and poultry
association circuit meeting in Cherry
vale Saturday.
Cap Gibson, Jas. Ellis and Abner
Combs, prosperous farmers and stock
men of Big Creek twp. were in Chan
ute Saturday.
Monday would have passed for a
winter day. 1t simply showed all day,
melting as it fell. 1t was the biggest
snow of the season.
Married--On March "a, Miss Flora
L. Vanlaningham, eldest daughter of
R. J. Vanlauingham of this city, was
married in Ell Reno, OKLA, to Mr.. O.
M. La Fuze. Mr.. La Fuze is COM
mercial traveller.
| There will be meeting at the Free.
will Baptist church Sunday, April IA,
at $3.50 o'clock, five miles west and
south of Chanute, by the Rev. d. B.
Howell, pastor of the United Brethren
church of this city.
Erie nominated a Republican city
ticket and proceeded quietly and sys
tematically to elect it. Chanute Re
ublicans went off after strange gods
and will now enjoy the blessings of
Democratic rule for the next two
years.
Rev. Pulliam will deliver the mem
orial address In Chanute and Rev.
]. r, Chambers the memorial sermon
on the Sunday preceding. All ar
rangements for memorial services in
Chanute are in charge of the AID Astra
post this year.
The Tribune says G. E. Allison OF
the Blade, was in Galesburg last Fri
day night. We admit that Charley
took the Katy passenger south Friday
evening but have our doubts about the
Tribune or Mrs. Allison knowing
where he spent the night.
Brother DeweY's early peas, that
he has been Dragging about for the
last two or three weeks, broke through
the ground last Monday but when they
encountered the big snow they turned
their heads down and are growing the
other way, as though a summer cline
was nearer by that route.
Wonder if this street paving move
is being pushed? The prospect on
Main street would indicate that lit
tie paving would be good thing.
Now that the Santa Fe has at last be-
come ashamed Of its old depot build
ing here it is time TO begin fixing up
the streets.
Conductor George E. Carol has
quit the road, sold his fine residence
on Highland Ave, to Mrs. Sewell, and
bought out the general store OF O. p.
Swank Of Villas, and will soon locate