The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-05-03


bigger haul. The amount they got
was not very much Of n slice when dl-
vided up among all the fellows en-
gagged in the game. The Caney man
was quite easy, and had it not been
for little piece of good advice given
him by a banker here just before he
went out to the foot race where he
had tip that gave him dead sure
cinch - the talent would doubtless
have had five or six hundred dollars of
his money, as they expected.
A daughter of Mr.. Mills, living in
the Fourth ward. and her husband,
who have been living in Colorado for
some time, are visiting Pa and Ma
Mills.
John Roe went down to Erie Tues
day. John pays his fare now just like
Judge Stillwell. Neither wishes to
be under any obligation to the Santa
Fe.
Chanute has been blessed by the
presence Of large number of strange
ladies this week. They were delegates
to the d. of II. meeting,
Miss Ruth Jones, of Walnut, Is
amC ng the delegates to the d. of ii.
convention in session here, She is WIS.,
iting Miss Myrtle Ashford.
Miss Edith Green left Tuesday for
summer vacation in Los Angeles,
Cal. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Rose, of Erie.
Chas. Linville had one Of his fingers
pinched off and another lacerated at
the Chanute Lumber Co.. IS yard, one
day last week.
Last Friday night Jesse Purcell was
burgllrlzed. A watch, pair of shoes,
knife and a few dollars in money
was the booty.
FOR SALE-Two good residences
in the second ward for sale. Also a
fine team of heavy hOrses.-C. M. Phil
lips.
JACK FOR SALE-I have for sale
first-class Jack For terms inquire
of S. L. NanSandt, Chanute. Kan.
Mrs. S. G. McFadden went up to
Topeka Saturday to visit Mr. McFad-
den, who is in the hospital there.
Common laborers wanted. lac and
15c per hour. Apply at the lola Port
land Cement Plant, lola, Kan.
Mrs. Clint Taylor, of lola, visited
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Ed Hark-
! ness, the first Of the week
W. H. Brown has secured position
with the cement company at lola,
and moved to that city.
Mrs. Eltshotz and child, of Law
renee, are visiting her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Gustav Koch.
John Westerburg and family drove
into Chanute last Saturday from their
| ldl LII neal CdNOiiou -
Warren Waldrip put up $50 and
costs in Judge Heruds court, on lit
tie game of cards.
Miss Cora Fivecoat is quite sick this
week, and is unable to assist at the
TIMES office.
Mrs. McGuffey and the two grand
sons have gone to Kansas City for a
little visit.
Editor Miller of the Leader, and e.
w. Smith, were up from Thayer Wed
nesday.
Joe Rosenthal, Harry Barrels and
Frank Flake went to Kansas City last
week.
Mrs. T. j. Whlsnand, Miss Grace
and Raymond, visited in Chanute last
week.
Misses Gertrude Leabo and Nellie
Powers went to Girard last Saturday
Goose eggs for sale, on the Bel
farm south of town.-Anna Thomas
It's not all drugs you smell around
the rear of the average drug store.
Chas. Gordon, of Stokeburg, Mo.
visited Dr. Core and family.
John Bell was talking it over will
the Chanute boys, Tuesday.
A, Carmichael talks Of moving tt
his old home In Nebraska.
A. S. Lapham and s. W. Brewster
went to Topeka, Tuesday.
We understand Fred Frewert has
recently visited Cherryvale.
@. M. Alexander goes to st. JOSEPH
the first of the week.
Miss Edith Green visited homefolk'
in Erie last Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wesley Merritt are
home from. Chicago.
John Barley had business in Kan
sas City this week.
S. NJ. Neal got his permit renewed
last Monday.
R. C. Rawlings spent Sunday with