The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-06
II. l.. Freeman has gone east.
Pleas Hurt pays taxes.

Call at Burch & Hoshaw for Christ
mas presents.
John and Mrs. McCreadY have gone
to st. Louis.
Mrs. Sauer had company from lola
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. C. A. Cox entertained Wednes-
day afternoon.
Oscar Hooper and wife visited in
Chanute Sunday.
All kinds of Christmas goods at
Burch e. Hoshaw's.
j. NJ. Boyle has been re-appointed
postmaster Of st. Paul
Nice Uaviland China cur and saucer
for 25c.-Burch & Hoshaw.
Frank Lay and Miss Kate Whittak-
er visited in Chanute Sunday.
Frank Armstrong and Wilbur Allen
were home for the Thanksgiving holt
day.
Mrs. Tompkins, of Texas is spending
the winter with her son, w. A of this
city.
They leave Chanute only to return.
J. f. Aronholt has moved back from
Ottawa.
Nelse Acres is sick. The river wa
ter about Chanute don't seem to agree
with him.
Ebony, Plush, Celleloid and Leather
cuff and color boxes SOC to S. each
at Burch & Hoshaw's.
Mrs. n. Caruthers and family have
joined Mr.. Caruthers in Butte, Mont,
where Mr. Caruthers is at work.
The finest line of pocket books ever
brought to Chanute for 25c to $3.50
each.-Burch & Hoshaw.
The school board has reconsidered
its resolution to purchase the Bailey
site for school purposes in the Fourth
ward.
S. a. Wickard & Son have bran,
shorts, corn and wheat at lowest
prices. Farmers can save money by
calling on them. 4w
| For family use in numberless ways
BILLIARDS. SNOW LINIMENT is a
useful and valuable remedy. Price,
Is and so cents. G. p. Wilder.
Miss Mabel Carey, so we'll known in
Nhanute. who moved to the state of
Washington abouta year ago with her
mother, has recently been married to
young book-keeper of Seattle.
Go to the old reliable Wertz
Gallery, a half block south of
Oriental Hotel, for photographs
of the latest styles and highest
grade of excellence, at lowest
rates.
John Buchanan, A. Baird, Capt.
Walker, J. B. F. X. Y. Gates and A.
S. Lapham will attend the state meet
ing of the Tonties at Wichita next
week. Mr.. Lapham wishes to go as a
delegate to the national convention.
An attractive woman thrives on good
food and sun shine, with plenty of ex-
ercise In the open air. Her form glows
with health and her face blooms with
its beauty. When troubled with cos
| tive habit, she takes few doses of
| HERBINE to cleanse her system of
all impurities. Price so cents. G. P.
Wilder.
The Chanute Division No. 265, Or
der Railway Conductors. held their
annual election, Thursday evening,
resulting as follows: G. S., j. c. RAM
sew; A. G. c., W. H. Travis; S. g. T.,
Peter Farrell; S. c., J. p. Hickey; j.
c., S. B. Hatcher; l. S., A. W. Lee; O.
S., P. A. Haxel.
Why, Tommy, don't you know that
portly'gentleman with the broad smile?
That is Uncle Billy Coulter, the boss
draw and transfer man OF Chanute. By
long years of strict attention to bust
ness he has amassed a nice little for
tune. Lately he is paying more at
tention to international affairs than
the dray business. He is now working
on a scheme to annex Canada and the
United States. Uncle William is like
ly to succeed, he usually does in what
ever he undertakes.
Senator Stewert and wife Of Allen
comfy. will soon start for the East to
spend the winter, among the scenes OF
earlier days. They have both well
earned this respite from their labors.
Settling 10 this county some forty odd
years ago, among the Indians. they
have seen their full share of life's
hardships aud Iabors aud We are glad
to note their resolution TO take seas
on for rest and enjoyment. They viii
spend some time IN Washington City
during the trip and see our congress
49,, ond senators At work.