The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-21

Guy. MS pupuldi IusulIuuloH mas
made steady growth ever since its
first organization, The Jones broth
ers are now members Of the board OF
directors, aud the bank has the full
confidence of the people. AT a recent
meeting of the board the regular 3
per cent dividend was declared, and an
extra % per cent dividend. July | the
bank will double its capital, making
it $4,000, and carry surplus Of
SIS, 100. Our old time citizen and bust
ness man, John Robinson, is now as
sistant cashier, and the bank is reach
ing out and developing more ag-
gressive policy.
Last Tuesday, Mrs. Anna Stewart,
recently from Illinois, cousin of
Philo Garvin, with her two hoys, came
up from Erie and paid Philo short
visit. She is on her way to Oklahoma
for visit. The Stewards will locate
either in Oklahoma or Kansas.
Donnie, a little six year old daught-
err OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Smith of Big
Creek township, died, Wednesday
morning and was buried in Odense
cemetery yesterday morning. She is
supposed to have died from the effects
Of whooping cough.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII T. Allen, of Erie,
came up to Chanute last Saturday for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Gar
win. Will returned Monday, but Mrs.
Allen remained till Wednesday and
called on few Of her many friends in
Chanute.
WANTED-A few good agents can
find steady employment at big wages.
Don't wait until territory is all gone.
Write or call today for full particu-
lars w. G. Warner, % North Main
street, Fit. Scott, Kan.
Sam Robinson, of Urbana, was IN
the city Tuesday. Sam is still hang
ing onto his big crop of broom corn.
He is in position to hold and Will
doubtless get fair price for it ia the
end.
G. Falwell, one of the McCready
drillers, had his foot broken accident
ally, Saturday, while at work.-Trib-
une. We heard he broke his foot, but
supposed it was done Intentionally.
MIR. G. III. List made the TIMES Of
flee a call Thursday morning. Mr..
List is fixing to start down into the
Oklahoma country the first of next
week.
LOOK HERE-Anyone wanting a
span Of partly broke ponies to work for
their feed, for the summer, apply at
this office. Farmer preferred.
R. M. Cunningham of Humboldt,
was down last Wednesday, negoti
ating with our band boys for their
services the Fourth of July.
The rains have dampening effect
upon the harvest operations, and also
interfere with the operations of mis-
lordship, the chinch bug.
When you are gitten, why not git
a plenty? So though the school board
when they decided on the bond propo-
s tion.
Cap Gibson, with all his faith in
Kansas, was little blue, last Satur-
day. Now he says it could not be
finer.
James A. Eaton and daughter,
Hazel, who have been visiting in
Indiana, returned last Tuesday.
DIR. Norman l.. Robe rts, Dentist
office over First National bank. Office
hours 9 a. IN. TO 6 .. m. Phone ~.
Our new ice plant is running. No
wonder the weather turned cool and
the breezes come from the north.
FOR SALE--A lot of good second
hand buggies, carts, spring wagons
| duu WdROHS dU ECOuOluy SuopS.
Most Of the business men of Cha
mute have agreed TO close their bust
ness houses all day on the Fourth.
FOR RENTAL elegantly furnish
ed room, suitable for one or two gen.
tlemen. Inquire at this office.
Corn is how growing at about the
speed of the new battleship, Illinois,
about II knots per hour.
Mrs. DR.. Rudbeck Of Kansas City,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. E. Beach.
Fred Hetrick says the oil crop can t
be drowned out If the bottom does
overflow.
Geo. Williams has gone to Penn
sylvania, called by the illness of his
mother.
DR.. and Mrs. Brown visited Will, in
lola, the first of the week.
Mrs. George Coleman aud daughter
are visiting in Cherryvale.
What has become Of Governor