The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-01-10
LOCAL J0TTINGS
Yellow Front, Chanafe.
j. w. Buchanan has moved.

Mrs. Belle Kramer visits relatives
and friends in Chanute.
Money to loan on good chattel mort
gage securities. John f. Roe.
JAS. E. SHOEMAKER. dentist.
Office on same floor Farrelly's law Office
FOR SALE.-One thousand loads of
dirt for lot filing. Inquire OF G. M.
Phillips.
Good farm loans wanted at per
cent straight, No commission. w
A. Afford.
Miss Louise Stocking, who teaches
at Neodesha, spent the holidays with
home folks.
If you want to buy farm or city
property, it will be to your interest to
see Keller s. Jones.
Another good gas well. This time
on the Wesley Cole farm and brought
in by the Kansas & Texas Oil Co.
A few thoroughbred Poland China
males, old enough for service for sale
by Allen Bros, Chanute, Kansas.
w. L. Crow and family, OF this city,
started Saturday for California. He
has position on the Santa FEE at San
Bernar1ino.
Capt. JOHNSON says the next time
his daughter Mary starts to Erie he
will see that she is properly Tabled
and directed.
The fire boys are trying to raise
money enough to buy team and
wagon. Good plan for the council to
buy it for them.
/ will receive orders for Silver
Laced WyandOtt eggs until Feb. Is;
| 81 90 for setting OF ID eggs; money to
accompany the order. Lewis Thomas,
Chanute, Kan.
John Smith was fined S. 90 in the
police court and accessories, amount
ing tt $40. 90, for disorderly conduct.
He was also placed under 81, 0OG bonds
to keep the peace
The school teachers who went to
the Topeka meeting claim hat Prof.
RoYster was plainly seen to smile
twice on the way tn Topeka. He was
sitting with Miss Mitchell, superin-
tendent Of the lola schools,
The band boys elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Chas.
Jones, Pres, Geo. Miller. Sec; Fritz
Bloss, VIII Nav and Walter Pierce,
directors. and Bert Cheney, librarian
r. G. Rawlings lecture Monday
night was rare treat to those who
heard it. Mr.. Rawlings picked up
many interesting ard amusing things
during his short trip abroad and tells
of them in a very pleasing manner.
Our new stock OF millinery goods is
just in and we are prepared 20 please
you with the latest and best. Call at
our rooms over BlOumheart, Wright &
Co.'s and see what we have to offer,
and get our prices. Mrs. Pigg.
Hr. II. r. Provin, CT Ridgeway, Mo,
came in last Tuesday to visit with
his mother, brothers and sister. Mr..
Provln formerly lived with his father
on the old Provin farm in Wilson
county and is now thinking of relocat.
ing in this vicinity,
TO TRADE-A good farm of 100
acres, miles east OF Independence,
Kans. Will sell cheap or trade for a
smaller place in Neosho county. Can
give long time on difference for a |
smaller place, Address Tim Clark,
Independence, Kan.
Our schools opened up again last
morning after good long
vacation. By reason OF the destruc-
lion of the Thirth ward building, the
pupils Of that ward are sadly scatter
I'd. The board and Supt. Register
made every effort to locate them to
he very best advantage. They will
imply have to grin and bear the &C
ommodations till some new buildings
an be erected.
The intelligent theatre loving PEG.
lie of Chanute, who enjoy tragedy,
we're given rare treat last Friday
light at Williams opera house by the
ladam de Tourney company in that
ad but thrilling play, MARY Stuart,
queen of Scots" Madame de Tour
ey played the part of the Inflated
ueen and right royalty did she pre-
ent il. Her dress, her looks, her
cts, bearing and voice were all su- ,
erb. She is an actress rarely sur
assed in her chosen role. She was |
easonably well supported, but her
art and her individuality is about
he whole nlav q