The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-07-05
LOCAL J0TTINGS

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Worth Elliott is taking short lay
oG.
Mrs. l. G. Mann has gone to Eureka
Springs.
Miss Ruth Gibson went to Ottawa,
Monday.
WANTED-Farm hand. Call at
this office.
M. P. Helmick, of lola, was in Cha.
mute, Sunday.
S. C. Brown had business at Ere
donia, Monday,
Notice John Carriers splinter new
delivery wagon.
DR.. and Mrs. Fay are taking little
Colorado outing.
Grandpa Benedict is back in Cha
mute for the summer,
Engineer Morehart has been trans
ferred to Cherryvale.
Wanted-A housekeeper. Any old
thing will dol. III. Cole.
j. Crapson of Big Creek made the
Times office social call, last week.
Jesse Ashcraft has been given a
Santa Fe station in the Indian Ter.
Nelson f. Acres, of lola, was pros
recting around Chanute, last Friday
Hon. II. p. Farrellv went over into
Cherokee Co., the fore part of the
week.
j. W. Stipp, one of Urbana's hus
tiers, paid the TINES Office visit last
Monday.
Wilfrid Cavaness, of the Columbus
Courier, visited his parents in Cha
mute, Sunday.
Several tea parties in the Fourth
ward the past week, in honor of Miss
Grace WhisenanG.
Special train leaves Chanute fol
Parsons July IA. Fare only SOC. See
Navy dReuU anu ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fleming have
gone on pleasure trip to ST. Louis
St. Paul, Chicago, etc.
DR.. Norman l.. Roberts, Dentist
office over First National bank. Office
hours a. IN. TO .. III. Phone W.
Ed Register came down from lola
Saturday afternoon and went to EN-
poria Sunday to resume his studies.
AL Beardsley has been transferred
to the division between Chicago and
Kansas City, and has located in Fort
Madison.
1t you want your watch to run, take
it to the new jewcler-all work guar
anteed or money refuuded.-D ]. W
Phillips.
Chas. McCune, a nephew of the Nc
Cune brothers, is visiting relatives i1
Chanute. Chas. is the son of w. c.,
who lives in Perry.
We are glad to note the increase in
railroad business from this point.
The extra men are all at work, and
soon there will be kick from the
overworked men.
The city has located another gas
we'll, this time in the city limits, and
the drill is pounding away. The well
is located in the old Cross orchard,
near Engineer Parks place.
The way notices have been coming
10 to our office the last week, to
change papers to rural routes, it be-
gins to look like the rural delivery
had struck this locality pretty hard.
Bosco, the snake eater. has been
doing the town the past week. or all
the lcathsome, disgusting spectacles
his exhibitions are the worst and
should not be tolerated in any respect
able community.
F. Sauer, the hustling butcher has
Just put in the largest and neatest re-
frigerator ever in the city. 1t takes
eighteen hundred pounds of ice to fill
it. Frank is now in shape to keep
cool and let the other fellows do the
sweating,
Our old friend Erwin, living out In
Wilson county, Northwest Of town,
has sold his fine big farm to an Iowa
man and will, doubtless, come to
town to live. We don't know any
body on earth who could enjoy loafing
in town better than Mr.. Erwin.
We have recently received from the
Rollman Manufacturing Company of
Mount Joy, Pa, one of their cherry
seeders For speed and excellent work
it is far superior to any seeder we
have seen. The fruit comes out of it
in perfect shape and it never misses.
WANTED-TRUSTWOR MEN AND
women to travel and advertise for old
established house of solid financial
standing. Salary $3.50 year and ex-