The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-06


Mr.. Il. G. Ermey, Of Austin, has a
Thoroughbred bull Of which he is very
proud Last Friday Mr.. Ermey con
cIuded that his bull WAS deserving Of
a little SPECIAL attention, so he got
him up in a stall aud proceeded to dec
crate his nose with piece OF jcwelry
in The shape Of an elegant ring. Mr..
Eull, not appreci' ting his delicate at
tenuous crowded him up against the
stall In such "A manner that his collar
bone was bruken aud shoulder cOnSid-
erably bruised Ermy saws the bull is
not cultivated in hi1 tastes and does
not seem TO appreciate jrwelrY. DR..
Follett WIS called in to adjust the
broken hones.
The Fl Scott Monitor has this to
say of Miss Kate Barrett in her reel.
tatiOn before the Teachers Associa-
ton: The number to awaken the
greatest applause was Kate Barrett,
of Chdnute, who spoke How Some
Birds are Taught to Fly She spoke
with delivery and grace second to
none ever seen in this city and the
audience was pleased to know she re-
ceived the first prize"
1t was our privilege to see the liquid
air experiments, in Emporia, last year
1t is truly one OF the most marvellous
powers known today. All who miss
this opportunity of seeing one of the
wonders OF science, which will be eX-
hibited in the opera house, Saturday
night, will miss the greatest treat of
the season.
Miss Gussie Hose, who has been Wis
iting ia different parts Of California
the past year or more, has returned to
her home ia this city. She reports a
splendid good time in beautiful
country. Her sister, Miss Lulu Hose,
returned from Rockport, Mo-, the
same day for visit at home.
Hershell Rambo and family of Gales
burg, were IN the city Saturday and
Sunday, on their way to Nebraska
Mr.. Rambo has rented his Galesberg
farm for year and expects to give
Nebraska trial He will not stay
away more than year.
Court IS now on at Erie. Large
docket for orderlovng Neosho county.
Some pretty heavy cases. The attor-
neys will have plenty to scrap over.
Chanute attorneys are well represent
ed in the big cases.
Little Lillian Carroll, daughter o!
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll of Villas, was ser
lously hurt by falling from wagon
Dr. Baird was called and reports heI
as improving nicely.
Burch s. Hoshaw have the finest
line Of Christmas presents ever
brought to Ctanute and at prices
equal to none.
DR.. W. e. Barker has been to To
| pthd ScNtIdl udyo, CdliCu III CouSuioo
ton in very critical surgical opera
tiOn.
DR.. Norman l.. Roberts, Dentist
= office over First National bank. Office
hours g a. IN. TO D. m. Phone ~.
Ebony, Celleloid, Plush, Rosewood
and Burnt-leather Toilet sets from
\ So so TO 20.-Burch ~ HOshaw.
Miss Laura Junklns who teaches al
carleton, spent Thanksgiving at
. home IN this city.
j. G. A. Cave has sold his interest in
the hardware business to Mr.. A. j
e Holmes.
Miss Stella Antram, of the Racket
i force, spent Sunday at her home neal
Thayer.
s DR.. Baird, Physician and Sur
geon. Country calls promptly at
!, tended.
Mrs. Rankin of Yates Center, visit
ed her SOC Wallace, Thanksgiving
times.
, If you want to see teakettle boil
on a cake of Ice 90 to the liquid air
show.
That genial young lawyer, Chas.
Denisou of Erie, was in Chanute Mon
day.
Miss Ada Bertram returned from a
visit at Howard, the first of the week.
The best line of fancy Haviland
China in the city at Burch & Hoshaw's.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Barley were in
: Kansas City the first of the week.
John Robinson and family have been
over to Severy looking around.
: Ebony, Plush and Cellelouid mana
, cure ts-Rurch e HOShaw