The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-04-25
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Saturday afternoon was quite lively

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DR.. Courtney of Leanna was In the
City Saturday,
Don't forget the egg supper by the
carlton Post next Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Martin now re-
joice in the possession of new boy
JAS. E. SHOEMAKER. dentist
Office on same floor Farrel1y's law office
Mrs. Opal Schurman, daughter OF
Dora Herod, visited In Chanute last
week.
Milt Henry fell and cracked his
knee. Milt took several tumbles
while IN Chanute.
Cecil Fisher and Lena Hardness
made quite visit to lola. Both young
ladies report good time.
l now have another big Kentucky
Jack that will make the season at
Chanute.-J. +. Brinegar.
j. f. Nye, of lola, ex-Register Of
Deeds of Allen county, visited his
uncle B, e. Nye Of this city, Saturday.
If you want your watch to run, take
it to the new jewcler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-Dr. J. w
Phillips.
Geo. Berry, janitor Of the First
National Bank, sold bunch of hogs
to f. Roemer last Saturday, for which
he receivd $685..
Ed Thurstn states that he can take
in few horses to pasture this sum-
mer. Price $500 per month; mare
and sucking colt, $500.
Jas. Ellis and Abner Combs repre-
sented the jack regions Of Big Creek
in Chanute Saturday. They deny
being excited over the recent finds in
their vicinity.
Seth Wells passed through Monday
on his way to the Elk county conven.
ton. Seth is hustler and is not
letting many opportunities to see the
good people slip.
LOST-Between f, A. Sheets and
| the northwest corner OF the Fourth
ward school building, a valuable coat
belonging to Henry f. Johns. Any
one knowing of its whereabouts please
report to this Office.
Sam Fyffe and family have gone to
California, also Mrs. B. Holmes and
Miss Emma. They will all be back
soon, Notwithstanding the big talk
about seeking home on 1.-THE golden
strand"
We notice the reward of $500 offered
by the Mayor for anybody caught
treSpassing on the city ground across
the river, has been cut down to 50.
We thought the $500 proposition a
little steep.
Neil Jones has been admitted to the
bar. The examining committee, Cox,
Brown and Cline, report that the
young man passed very creditable
examination. Neil is bright boy,
aud should win IN his chosen profess
sion.
Oil wells Nos. 3 and were brought
in on the Isett land, last week. Both
are good oilers, No. especially so.
The well put down on the Woosley
farm is dry hole. They must miss
it occasionally.
FOR SALE,-M and cattle. Ten
or twelve span of good work mules;
aged, mainly coming 3; 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.
Last Saturday evening Major War
fields residence burned, with all It's
contents. 1t was not much, but it
was a home for the Major and his
children. Landlord Fisher immedi-
ately started subscription for the
Majors benefit, and he will soon have
a better home than he had before.
Mr.. Elva E. Popping, Of Colorado
City, Colo, son of S. U. Popping of
this city, and Miss Mamie Williams
son, both formerly of this city, were
united in marriage in Colorado Springs
on last Wednesday, the 18th. This
couple were we'll known and both have
many relatives and friends in this
vicinity, who send best wishes for
their health and prosperity.
Over in Chanute there is considerable
agitation in favor OF paving various
streets. AS to the main business
street, 1T is, in wet time, longitud-
inal mud hole. The sidewalk along
the same thoroughfare is not to be
mentioned beside the Fredonia four
teen-foot walks on the business street.
Citizen,
Young man, don't swear. There's no
occasion for it outside a printing office,
where it is useful when the paper is
behind time. 1t is quite necessary
whom an advertiser brings in an lad"