The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-12

ter at Cherryvale. Tom has amply
earned his appointment and we are
glad TO see him get it.
r. c Rawlings has rented the Helm
bach property on the corner OF High
land and Seventh and he and Mrs.
Rawlings will soon he at home again.
Mrs. Rawlings is already in the CITY.
Miss limo Will spend the holidays AT
home.
Albert Even OF Urbana, visited the
TIMES office Wednesday and brought
smile to the face of the editor 10y
putting up the collateral. Mr.. Even
is one oi the intelligent, progressive
young farmers of this county.
You are invited to examine the line
Of Christmas goods at Burch q H0
Shaw's. No trouble to show goods
BE sure that you see what they have
before you purchase elsewhere.
Charley Benedict's safe was burglar
lzed one night last week. The thieves
got no money and very :houghtfully
returned some valuable papers they
had taken out of the office.
The American Oil company has
four wells coupled up and are getting
about 800 barrels per day from them.
They expect TO have another hooked
on before the week is out.
WANTED-I want you to list your
rental property, houses to rent, va
cant lots and farms for sale with me
at once. Inquiries every daY.-Chas.
II. Beatty.
Prof. Crabb has moved into the
j. J. Hurt residence on Central ave-
nue.. The Professor seems to be some
what Of farmer from the amount of
stock he brings.
Leslie Huffman, superintendent of
the Erie schools, went off to Plttsburg
and got married and now all the girls
of the senior class are talking of quit
ting school
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicely have moved
from the Fourth ward to the First.
The First ward can be congratulated
on securing two more good citizens,
How can mother consistently CEN
sure her husband or son for gambling
when she will spend several after
Moons Of week playing for prize?
Phil Gates is home from college with
one eye in sling. Phil don't say
whether he is a member of football
team or athletic club.
If you want anything in the line of
buggieS or carriages see us promptly.
We are now closing out at cOst-HEM-
niger & MONTAGUE.
e. r. Stone has bought desirable
lots In the Fourth ward, fronting
on Evergreen avenue and will soon
build home thereon.
The new railroad to be built diagon-
ally across Neosho county will be a
benefit to every man, woman and
child in the county.
The best line you can find in South.
eastern Kansas TO select a fine Christ
mas present from, at Burch & Ho-
Shaw'S.
Have you been into the new store
of Dunn & Snow? 1t surely will be a
place of beauty when fully arranged.
At cost-Our large stock of buggies
and spring work Of all kinds must so
ct once-HEMMINGER Il MONTAGUE
Sheriff Yockey was very busy in
Chanute last Tuesday, subpoening
witnesses in the Pitchford case.
The finest line of scissors you ever
saw, at Burch & Hoshaw's. Just the
thing for a Christmas present.
The Yockey & Koch building is at
last equipped with plate glass front
instead of pine boards.
Something fine in the line of toilet
sets at Burch & HoShaw's. Call and
see for yourself.
For picture book or game of any
kind for the little ones, see Boschert
e. Williams
The McCune Bros. are displaying a
fine line Of chinaware for Christmas
presents.
Jacob Nungester had his toes badly
smashed by piece of tubing falling
on them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatfield of Longton,
came in the first of the week to visit
E. e. Danley.
All kinds of China at Burch & Ho-
shaw's at prices that will please you.
JAS. E. SHOEMAKER, dentist,
Office in Tutcher & Alexander bldg,
We always keep teachers grade
cards on hand at the TIMES office.
John Wright has moved his house.
hold goods into his new house.
Street work is moving along this
week at quite rapid rate.