The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-05-16


orders at Meals drug store.
The Chase W. Brown drug store
front is being painted yaller.
Suppose you will attend Normal be-
ginning in Chanute, June End.
DR.. lies, of Urbana. was a welcome
caller on the TIMES last Monday.
John S. O'Connor came in last even
Ing for short visit with homo folks.
JAS, E. SHOEMAKER. dentist.
Office on same floor Farrelly's law Office
Mrs. Billy Latimer and Mrs. Geo.
Reed went to Kansas City, last Satur-
day.
Prof. Weltnet, former Supt. of
our city schools, died at Parkyllle, Mo-,
May 9th.
Mrs Bailey went to Burlington one
day last week for short visit among
relatives.
The city council will step up a notch.
They will fit up the Music Hall for
their meetings.
Otis & Son are putting down we'll
on their mill property, hoping to get
some cheap gas.
A good investment: Kansas Crude
Oil stock at 25c. Office over Bloom
heart s. Wrigbt's.
The bear man was in town and
proved quite an attraction for the la
dies and children.
l now have another big Kentucky
Jack that will make the season at
Chanute-J. +. Brinegar.
Kansas Crude Oil stock is a big in
vpstment at 25c. Investigate it. Of
fee over Bloomheart & Wrights.
]. NJ. Barnes, the old Centerville
| wheel-horse of Greenbackism is dead
He reached the ripe old age OF so.
Miss Gillian spent Sunday with
mother. Possibly she went down. like
good little girl, to tell ma all about
it.
1t you want your watch to run, take
it TO the new jewcler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-Dr. J. w
Phillips.
10. Farmer will 90 to Louisville,
KY, in June, to represent the Knights
and Ladies Of Security at their annual
meeting.
| Grandma Barbee and young Mr..
Bramlet have gone to Cove City. Mrs.
Barbee expects to spend the summer
with her son Kirt.
No better oil land in the Chanute
District, and stock less than one-half
the price Of any other company's
stock. This means Kansas Crude Oh
Co.'s stock.
Bea Cunningham, Mittie Stevens
and Lou Parsons Sundayed in lola.
1t is a wonder they did not 60 up on
the Sunshine train. We saw them
making eyes at the SunShiners.
The fire boys made quick run Mon
day, to the southwest part of town
on fire alarm. When they got there
they found the smoulderiDg embers of
an old shed. No particular loss.
Lewis Reece of the Valley, with his
wife and daughter, Mrs. Stone, were
viewing the city last Tuesday, Mrs.
Stone has recently returned from a
long visit in California and was noting
the improvement made In Chanute
during her absence.
Clay Dryden has sold his city home
and will, ere long, return to the farm.
Clay, in time would have made first
class city man of leisure. The first
year has worried him somewhat. For
a man of his Industrious habits, town
loating does not fill the requirements.
FOR SALE--Mules and cattle. Ten
or twelve span of good work mules;
aged, mainly coming 8; span of heavy
draft horses, registered Hereford
bull, high grade Hereford bulls; cat
tie for sale or trade. One mile north
and one mile west of Earlton.-Fred
j. Foetisch.
Miss Mollie Feigh had quite race.
one day this week. She was driving
up Evergreen avenue, near the school
building, when two farmers in big
lumber wagon attempted to bass her.
She gave the reins to her carriage
horse and he threw dust in the farm
ers' faces, Notwithstanding they were
urging their team to its best speed the
full length Of the long street.
Married.-On Thursday evening,
Nav 6th, at her home In the Second
ward, Mrs. Capt Harmon was mar
ried to MIA. c. Florence Of Montana.
Mrs. Terrence Is an old and well known
citizen of Chanute and her many
friends congratulate her on the hap
by event. Mr. Terrence is not well
known In the city, having been here
but short time. He is an old soldier
and we understand prosperous, good
citizen. They will reside in Chanute.
Justice Farmer performed the cere-
mony. In the evening n great number
Of Mrs. Torrence's friends and neigh
bors pressed into the home with con-
gratulations and we'll filed baskets
and proceeded to run the house to suit
themselves.