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

CulluTeu.
Mrs. Ralph Bowman is very sick.
Wiley Walker is visiting in Chan
ute.
Jim Nation visited Chanute Tues.
day.
AL Herod of st, Paul was up Tues
day.
Geo. Williams is crippled in the
back.
Barney Theilen was in Chanute
Wednesday.
Mrs. Moreheart aud Hortense are
in Kansas City.
Peter Oleson and son were ia Cha
mute yesterday.
Mrs. Portsmouth and Miss Maude
are at Kansas City.
Our attorneys are spending most
Of their time at Erie now.
Little Pat Mitchell OF Big Creek
was in Chanute Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Vaughn Of carleton was
trading in Chanute Wednesday.
Light Brahma eggs for sale. 90
cents for I'D. B. Rush. 4 5-2m
Abe Sailors, Pink Burris and l. F..
Yockey came up from Erie to vote.
The Refers are home from Calf
ornia. They report delightful visit.
The Leanna school will give an
exhibition in the Woodman hall, APP
ril 9.
Capt Gibson shipped four car loads
of cattle OF his own feeding to Kansas
City last Tuesday.
FOR SALE-A lot of good second
hand buggies, carts, spring wagons
and wagons at Economy shops.
Mr. Knapp's gas we'll on the Het
rick place, that was shot this week,
promises to be good average well for
this locality.
Miss May Groom who has been
laid up with the rheumatism for some
time, is now up and will soon be able
to resume her work.
FOR SALE-Thousan Of straw
berry plants of the finest variety. On
the Ben Smith farm about miles
east of Chanute.-Isaac Boggs.
w. H. Stewert passed through
Chanute Tuesday on his way to Kan
sas City. He stopped over here and
took Ross with him when he left.
Mr.. H. G. Mckinney of Kansas
City, is in Chanute. He was called
here by the sudden and unexpected
death of his father, Aaron Mckinney.
Big Creek township Sunday school
convention will be held at Big Creek
Chapel April IA. Quite an interesting
program has been prepared for the &C.
casion.
Mrs. Effie Price, who formerly ran
milliner store in Chanute. died last
Saturday at Riply, Ok. Mrs. Price
was a very agreeable lady and had
many friends in Chanute.
Rev. Pulliam is now resident of
the Fourth ward and H. G. Dryden
now occupies the M. E. parsonage.
Who would have thought so short
residence in Chanute would inspire
Clay to succeed Rev. Pulliam.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cross and lit
tie daughter of Stillwell, l. T. are Wis
itiug friends in Chanute. Mr.. Cross
still owns property in the Second ward
but says he likes his new locality so
we'll that he has bought property in
Stillwell. Mr. Cross was boiler max
er in the Santa Fe shops while here
and universally liked. A strong effort
will oe made to induce him to accept
position here again.
There will not be Jones nor an Al
len in the mayors chair or on the city
council the coming year. With these
great haDdicaps removed we expect
the city government to be managed
with the utmost wisdom aud business
sense. About the first thing we ex-
pect the new government to do is to
take the salt water out Of the gas
pipes and put an expert gas man In
charge of the wells ADD lines that we
may have the service for which we
pay. We can now stop kussing the
Standard Oil Co. and Mai. Ward be-
cause of the interruptions Of the gas
flow and go to work 10 business like
way and remove the cause OF the
trouble and arrange for its prevention
in the future.