The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-03-14
HNMCI About People
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Tuesday.
Roy Van Orman has moved into
property In the Third ward.
Nj. e. Strickland has returned from
a business trip TO Conway Springs.
JAS. E. SHOEMAKER. dentist.
Office on same floor Farrellv's law Office
FOR SALE-Good mich cows; will
soon be fresh. WIN. Burghart, Rollin.
Clay Allen made short visit with
parents and friends in Chanute last
week.
The meetings at the Christian
church still continue with increasing
interest.
WANTED-A good girl for house
work in the country, and good farm
HANDLED Thurstin.
| now have another big Kentucky
Jack that will make the season at
Chanute.- Il. Brinegar.
1t looks like spring is surely upon
us. There was great hustle in town
last week, cleaning up yards and max
ing garden.
Farmers wanting choice flax seed
should see A. Il. Nesbitt at Villas. He
also has bran and shorts on hands at
all times at lowest market prices, for
cash.
The peach crop will be light in this
locality this year. With favorable
weather from this on we will have
some peaches but the crop will be very
short.
Geo. W. Wheatlev, the well known
candidate for congress in this district,
spent Sunday in Chanute and wen
down to Erie Monday morning with
the boys.
FARM FOR E-Well i'm
proved; located in the center OF the
gas and oil belt Of this locality. Terms
easy. For particulars inquire of ED
Thurstin, Chanute, Kans.
The west building occupied by
Bloomheart, Wright & Co, has been
sold to a. w. Landaner for $4,000. We
understand Mr.. Landaner will put in
a stock of gents furnishing goods.
Chas. Hardness went up to Topeka,
Monday having received word that an
other operation would be performed
on his son. This time the balance Of
the foot will have to be taken Off. |
Later-The operation was delayed IN
hopes Of saving part Of the foot,
f. NJ. Darlington, solicitor for the
Mail and Breeze, was in Chanute Sun
day and went down to Erie Monday TO
work the convention. Mr., Darlington
is a way-up solicitor and when he
calls you had just as we'll begin fishing
for your wallet
Miss Eva Stark, Che of our mcst
successful teachers, was surprised by
her pupils, Friday evening, who
in upon her unannounced,
with elegant refreshments. They pre-
scented her with a ring as token of
friendship and appreciation.
Arthur Gauhau, of carlton. started
last Saturday to Montana. Arthur is
one of our best and brightest young |
school teachers and we very much re-
greet to see him leave this county The
best wishes of numerous friends and
one special fair haired girl go with |
HIM.
Mr.. F. G. Tyler, the father of Mrs.
D. ii. Fisher, died Tuesday morning
at the Oriental hotel, where he and |
Mrs. Tyler had been staying for some
time. Mr.. Tyler was 81 years old and |
had been quite feeble for some time.
He was gentleman in every way. J
Mrs. Fisher accompanied the remains
back to the old home in Pennsylvania.
FOR SALE-Mules and cattle. Ten
or twelve span of good work mules;
aged, mainly coming 3, span of heavy
draft horses. l registered Hereford
bull, s highgrade Hereford bulls;
cattle for sale or trade. One mile
north and one mile west Of Earl
ton.-Frcd j. Foetisch.
IN. Mcdonald, president of the
First National hank, has purchased
the elegant home of R. G. Rawlings
on south Highland Ave. and will move
into it soon. This is one of the fine
homes of Chanute and Mr.. Mcdonald
is to be congratulated on securing such,
a desirable and elegant place. Mrs.
Rawlings and limo will board awhile
In Chanute. after which they will go
East for the summer. Their future
location for home is not known.