The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-11-07

DuSIfltSS dS cUll dN IV'NNIblts Iv'I'No'
Daniels will join them in the capacity
Of associate manager We extend
our best wishes to Dunn u Snow aud
are pleased TO know that they have
Mr.. Daniels services. He isa young
man Of which much is expected, and
in the slang of the day, we believe he
will deliver the goods"
We have been kicking for several
wears about the impossible condition
Of Main Street in muddy times and
are glad TO see the work OF putting II
in shape begun. 1t Is going to be
>ume what incOnvenient while the
work is gong on but we must all try
and hold our tempers over the matter
and smile with the reflection that it
will be mighty nice when 1t Is done.
The remains of Mrs. Cal MontgOm'
cry came in from New Mexico la st
MONDAY and were buried in the Lean
ma cemetery. Mrs, Montgomery was
well known and highly respected in
Chanute where she has lived for a
long time. She leaves a young hus-
band and two small children. She
died of consumption.
Our esteemed newspaper contempt
rarles. the Sun and Tribune, are try
ing to scrap about pile of cement
We do not at present know which
wins, but suggest to the public that
to get all the news, all reliable news
and all the good news, to keep in
touch with the TIMES. It's news
paper.
The register of the oriental Hotel
shows from 60 to 80 new arrivals every
day, and good share of the new
Corners remain here. If Chanute can
keep up her present rate OF growth
for year.we will have city of 10000
people. 10000 hustling Inhabitants
will certainly help some.
How about the man with his jug at
the carlton precint? He probably
got a few weak brothers to scratch
but he disguised enough of the bet
ter element of his own party to more
than make up all losses. The ques-
tion now is, who paid for the whisky?
Some one at the Mammoth Racket
is writing poetry and publishing it as
advertising matter, this is legal and Of
course no action can be taken against
the guilty man but il the Elks were
still doing buineSs we would see that
1t cost him his job.
j. @. Stratton made a little talk to
small audience on the unterritied
in williams theater last Monday
night, in which he tried to explain
few things. We wonder what his fees
were in the defense of that case.
Good flour makes good bread, Good
bread makes happy wives, happy
wives make kind husbands. It's all
in the flour. Cream Of the Wheat is
the best.
A bill for $500 has been presented
to the city council for the injury rec
eived by Leslie Wilson, last winter
when his horse fell down with him.
The fact that the Fourth ward had
the best two clerks ia the city alone
enabled the returns to be made in
that ward before daylight.
= Don't fail to attend Camille at Will
Jams theater Saturday night Nov, Is.
This is a splendid play and will be pre-
sented by first class troupe.
The contractor who is doing the
street paving got the streetnicely tore
up, "Aud then the rain came" and we
dare you to try GO get across.
If any mistake be made in eating
any of the new breakfast foods it can
easily be corrected by using new pat
eDt medicines.
Wonder who that voter in the
Fourth ward wished to vote for who
Democratic?
1t you want your watch to run, take
it to the new jewcler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-Dr. J.W
Phillips.
Jim Allen was down to Shaw, We'd
nesday to meet the County Comimss-
toner's and discuss ditch proposition.
lola is still belly aching because she
did not get that carnival. She can
have it and welcome next time.
The Erie College boys all came home
to vote. The Erie Republican boys
got their vote up in good shape.
Rev. HI. Moody and family return
ed to carlton Tuesday, after a visit
with his parents in this city.
Mrs. Susan McClelland went to Ar
gentine Monday at noon to attend
the funeral of her husband.
Sam Dutton is working for f. M.
Dawdy. 1t beats all how BARRIERS take
to the music business.
Mr.. S. A. Frisbie returned from the
Topeka hospital Tuesday evening and
has gone to work.
The Chanute girls and boys have
been granted two days In which to be
thankful,
OMr. and Mrs. o. P. Dunakin went
to Fredonla, Tuesday, for a short
visit,
John Penny and Earnest Daniels |
earned their salary as election clerks. |
Mrs. G. W, Williams and Miss Eva
returned from Pennsylvania, Monday. |
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Duncan went to |
Fredonia Tuesday TO visit few days |