The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-01-03

company, is In town maNing arrange
ments with Manager Williams to play
in Chanute Jan. Sth This Is til" Il ST.
time this company has appeared IN
the West The company Is composed
OF Is artists, soluiSts. intending N'ss
Tess VanBergen, soprano, who ONCE
resided at ChanuIe. No doubt THIS
will be good reading matter to u qrest
many OF her friends. George Swea',
OF New York, the most widely kpnwu
vocal instructor IN THIS country .uys:
"Mdrtin Van Bergen has the fine
natural voice have ever had undcr
my charge. In A few years barring
accidents. l predict he will he one Of
the most famous singers in America. y
The orchestra IL one of the finest 0'
the road, PLAYING hig repertoire Of
classic and popular music.
MARRIED AT Erie, Kan, Dec. 30,
1901, by Probate Judge Roseberry,
Mr.. VIM 10y and Miss Pearl Provin,
of Chanute. The groom is pros
porous youlg farmer OF Rldgeway,
Missouri, and the BRIDE is the daugh
ter of NJ. G. Provin, of this city. The
young couple departed on the after
noon train for their home near Ridge
way. Their many friends wish them
much happiness through lie.
The Chsnute Poultry Association
has elected new officers for the ensu
ing year as follows: j. c. Biles, pres ;
G. d. Hamilton, vice-president; G. S.
Nation, secretary. j. G. Biles, Dora
Herod and G. s. Nation, executive
committee. The annual show will be
held February 6, I and s. They ex-
pect TO make a fine display this year
STRAYED-From nv residence,
on North Highland avenue, on thu.
night Of Dec. 80, 1901. one dark brown
horse, white spots on each shoulder;
some gray hairs on neck and body:
shod on all feet: halter on, with small
rope attached Return to me and re-
ceive reward.-D. NJ. Kennedy.
Mrs. s. u. Roth, who was so seri
ously hurt by Il fall at the residence
of Mrs. M. N. Wells few nights ago,
is not hurt as badly as was reported.
No bones were broken and she will
soon be as spry as ever.
It. e. Jones has a serious affection
of the eyes which very much inter
feres with vision. He has hopes of an
ultimate cure.
Oats will probably commend a good
price the coming harvest on account
of the high prices ruling for other
feed stuffs.
Judge j. Q. Farmer has been ap-
pointed justice of the peace to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Judge
Beatty.
Miss Louise Carter gave a very
pleasant little party to few of her
more intimate friends "Wednesday
night.
DR.. Norman l.. Roberts, Dentist
Office over First National bank. Office
hours 9 a. IN. TO 6 D. m. Phone ~.
Charley and Mollie Beatty will
move back to Chanute. Charley will
continue his fathers old business.
The implement men meet in Kansas
City January IA to is for the annual
drunk. We think Of attending.
limo Rawlings entertained a few Of
her friends Tuesday night. Miss limo
is very entertaining hostess.
Clothes cleaned, pressed and dyed
and pants made to order. In Bacon
block. Rance Waters.
See Keller &. Jones for farm loans
They have plenty of money at very
low rate Of interest.
Mr.. Young has moved his express
business into the room next to Sew
ellis drug store.
w. A. Afford of Erie, has the cheap.
est money that Is being offered on
farm loans.
The college people have about all re-
turned to their work and Chanute
seems lonesome.
DR.. Baird, Physician and Sur
geon. Country calls promptly at
tended.
Geo. w. Williams and John Terrill
were IN Kansas City the first of the
week.
Wanted To loan twenty thousand
dollars on Kansas farms-John f. Roe.
Mrs. @. A. Cave has been to Wichi-
Ia the last month nursing sick niece.
l have the cheapest money to loan
On farm property.-Jobn f. Roe.
Miss Christie Hawk, niece of c.
A Cox, is visiting the Cox family.
The Drs. Hickey, Rose and Fred
.oOk New Years dinner at Erie.
Plenty Of ready money for good real
sgtatp loans John r. Roe