The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-10-04
LOCAL JOTTINGS
Mrs. /. G. Mann Is home,

MIS-. L. y. mann Is nome,
School report cards for sale at this
office.
Call at the big mill for pure wheat
chop, lbs per cwt.
Engineer Goss is getting his new air
brake attached TO POI.
Mrs. Neal IS visited by her mother,
Mrs. Carson of Chicago.
The Chanute schools are getting
down to work in good style.
Money to loan on good chattel mort
gage securities.-JohnF II. Roe.
DR.. and Mrs. Shoemaker have gone
to Missouri and Iowa for visit.
The new angel food is said to be r.
lsh potatoes. Who'd thought II?
Wanted TO loan twenty thousand
dollars on Kansas farms-John E. Roe.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS-Month
ly report cards for sale az the TIMES
office.
Grocery stores will put mp potatoes
in capsuls this winter for their favor
lite customers.
Miss Wayne Hunt, OF ottawa, visit
ed the first part OF the week with the
Misses Fivecoat.
If you want your carriage or buggy
painted up in tirst-class shape, take it
to j. w. Heminger.
1t is safe to predict that more wheat
will be sown in Kansas this fall than
any other fall on record.
Mrs. H. NJ. Shepard has gone over
to St. Paul to spend couple of weeks
with Mrs. Fielding Scott.
Have you lost watch? If so call
at the TIMES Office and you may learn
something to your benefit.
The festive dispensers of hop tea are
not just satisfied with the fine Of $50
and costs, recently assessed.
Brakeman Witt Hardin left last
Sunday for San Francisco, Cal, where
he goes tu remain indefinitely.
In spite of the drouth this summer
Chanute will be fully ready by Nov
ember to declare war with Turkey.
Carpenters and mechanics state that
this has been one of the best seasons
for work they ever had in this city and
still are busy.
Elmer Hldebrand passed through
Chanute from Wellington, Sunday,
where he has been visiting his father,
on his way to Ottawa,
ID yoij kb5# that Ia the Chanute
held theEe Are now more oil and
eas Wells, good ones too, than In any
other field in the state?
Ralph Brown has enlisted in the y;
s, navy. 1t is supposed that he VIII
be assigned to duty on the battleshlp
Indiana, now on the Atlantic coast,
These drouths are not an unmi&eo
evil. They compel the farmers to DE
more careful in the preparation OF the
soil in the cultivation OF their crops
DISPATCHER Mcclure has moved from
the Whlsnand property In the Fourth
ward into the Third ward, and Garry
Wilson moved into the Withstand pro-
perty which he bought.
WANTED-Good girl or middle
| aged woman for general house work
Permanent place to right party. IN
quire or address, &. II. carroll,
p. NJ, Villas, Kan
The fourth quartly meeting of the
u. B. church Of this city. Will be helo
the 9Th and 9TH of Oct. Preaching oy
Elder Chambers Sunday night. Al
are invited to attend.-D. b. Howell
Mrs. N. M. Wells and Jessie have
returned from their summer visit
They spent the summer in the north
erp and eastern states visiting friends
and having a good time generally.
Ad Astra Post G.. A. R, will muster
in several recruits at its next meeting
ON the second Saturday In this month
! All old soldiers who are not members
of the Grand Army of the Republic
should become such before too late
This Post is taking in new member:
at almost every meeting and the ole
boys enjoy these meetings highly.
Mrs. John Mushot, of Clinton, Iowa
Mrs. E. M. Kinghan, of Indianapolis
and Mr.. j. e. Miller, of Terre Haute
Ind, are visiting their sister, Mrs
( Clint Sweeney, of the Fourth ward
Mr.. Miller is musician Of more thar
ordinary ability, and may locate II
Chanute permanently. A singular
aspect in regard to this meeting O.
brother and sisters is the fact thai