The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-09-27


the best one of the very best shoe sal
esmen in the west. He has now reach
ed the highest point attalna5le by a
shoe salesman, that Of selling direct
from the factory to the jobber in the
large cities. This trip to London is
his first in that line Of work exclusive
ly, but not his first trip aboard, how
ever. We predict for r.. q. the same
marked success in the new field as in
the old.
Judge Stillwell, who has been SER
iously sick for some weeks, seems to be
slowly improving. The Judge had
simply overworked himself during the
hot weather and his nervous system
gave out. The Judge should be in
duced 10 take three or four months
lay off for recreation and regeneration.
1t is absolutely necessary that he have
season of complete rest or he will
very soon have to leave the bench for
ever.
Miss Anna Thomas was married en-
Thursday evening of last week, to Mr.
Win Bernard, of Dunlap, Kan. Miss
Thomas is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Thomas, south Of town, and
Mr.. Bernhard is merchant of Dunlap.
The TIMES wishes this young couple
all manner of prosperity and happl-
ness.
The railroad and municipal author
tiles are after the train-hopping KID.
They are determined to make it ex-
ceedinsly sultry for that species of the
town smart alec, and hereafter he will
be obliged to put up snug little nne
if caught in the dangerous practice.
The Chanute Band attended the old
settlers reunion at Benedict last Sat-
urday. The boys made many friends
| in Wilson county by their good music
, and gentlemanly bearing.
, FOR SALE OR TRADE-I have a
good eighty l will sell or will take d
small property in Chanute in trade TOT
part payment. Near Chanute. In
Quire at this office.
Adam Bidwell, an old soldier from
Wichita, is visiting in this city. MI
Bldwell was member of McKinley's
regiment and he greatly mourns his
untlmely death.
i, CLYDE Logan, the fat and popular
; chief mogul of a Cherryvale mercan-
tile establishment, was the guest oil
Miss Leila Light one day last week.
Fred P. Gone, the Sun man, is doing
t the Buffalo show IN an interesting
manner with his really Faber, through
the columns of his little early riser.
I have opened my shoe shop at the
store of A. o. Grub & Co. Call in
, and see me. All work guaranteed.
4w WARNER PETERSON.
We are glad to note that Mrs. Jane
Mckinney has been allowed twelve
| dollar pension and considerable back
} money due her husband.
If you don't think Neosho county
has some good corn just gaze in our
window at the big yellow ears left by
A. Phillips.
If you want your watch to run, take
&, it to the new jewcler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-Dr }. w
, Phillips.
New corn is being delivered in town
I and it is of good quality. Farmers re-
= port the yield much better than ex'
! pected.
Misses Mintie Stevens and Nettle
Dewey will make a short visit tc
7 Wichita tomorrow, returning Sunday
DIR. Norman l.. Roberts, Dentist
] office over First National bank. Othce
hours a. IN. TO .. m. Phone '||'
2 John Rexall, of Springfield, ILL.,, is
in the city with the view of purchas-
: ing property and locating,
Col. Sam Foster was in the city the
first of the week, having come in from
Chicago on his way south.
Mrs. Thos. Belford and little Bess'
are visiting relatives in Wichita and
other points west.
Lineman Turner has sold his hand
some driving horse for 5000, to an east
ern horse buyer.
Born, Sept. %, 1901, to Mr.. and Mrs
L. E. Hays, of the Second ward, a
/ daughter.
John G. Stringer Of Arkansas City,
is in town looking for location for
business.
Abe Stanhart of Burlington, visited
friends In this city the first part OF
the week.
We are glad to note that the school
board found a place for Miss Eliza
Meyer.
Money to loan on good chattel mort
gage securities.-John +. Roe.
John Lawrence is In town. He
will start west next Tuesday.