The Chanute times., 1902-12-05

ittl mUcn dgRTltVeu Nv we HVW~ VI 'No
disruption. rnat"A good beGiuuin&
make had ending" is a saying onlt
too true In tins Instance, and we sha'l
welcome Jun" hack 10 his INA iresS
factory" ann take pride In pointing
hlm ont to strangers in all the glory
Of ms varlegated habiliments
The | INES Office WAS hoDored last
Friday by short call from Chancellor
STRONG, Of the State University. The
Chancellor is somewhat of giant
physically. and we belieYe, equally so
mentally. He ls surely a strong man
for the position he occupies and we
predict for him a brilliant career, and
congratulate the state on securing
him Ms a citizen and co W0rNer Ia
building up great commonwealth,
The school board had quite an III
terestlng discussion at It's meeting
last Monday night, over the prOpO>i-
tion OF adjourning the higher depart
ments for half day In order that
pupils and teachers might attend tue
tabernacle meetings. The motion
TO give the half day carried by de-
cided majority.
1t Is said you never find a man out
til. YOU see him away from home
among strangers. We we're astonish-
ed the other day to learn that prom
inent real estate man Of this town ON
his recent visit to Topeka. slipped
away without paying his b ard bill.
Ask John Buchanan about the matter.
The city council met In regular
session Monday night. On account of
desire to meet with the board OF
trade, long winded discussions were
shut out and the council adjourned
early. Bills to the amount Of S6227 "a
for the past month were allowed.
This city is getting pretty big.
The Benevolent Association cleared
about $50 90 at its THANKSGIVING
dinner Besides getting first-class
meal, those who patronized 1t may
have the double satisfaction Of know.
ing that their quarters could not have
been spent to better advantage.
Willoughby and Mrs. Guinaine, who
have been in jail the last three months
under suspicion Of being the murders
of Dickey the Oklahoma stock man.
were turned out the first OF the week
there being no direct evidence that
they we're the guilty parties.
Superintendent Perry, Of Wilson
county, attended the teachers assOci-
alton last week. Mr.. Perry has made
an exceptionally good superintendent
and will leave his office, next spring
with the respect and good will OF
everybody in the county.
Dunn s. Snow are now doing busi-
ness Ia an unfinished room, trying to
make the most Of a very unsatisfac-
tory condition. They are opening up
fine line of goods and will have an
elegant display.
William Murphy has severed his
connection with the Penny Tailoring
com pany and has gone to Hot Springs
to recuperate. A tailor from EmpOria
will conduct the business for Mr..
Penny.
The Normal students who came
down to spend the Thanksgivl ne
vacation. have all gone back to their
work. feeling that it was good to par
take again of mammals cooking.
Penny's boss tailor, Mr.. Murphy
got deal Of the drink and quit the
town. The man is TO be pited. He
| is a man who has seen better days, but
allowed drink TO get him.
Mrs. Maclary spent Thanksgiving
with her son, Fletcher at Leroy. She
brought Mrs. Fletcher home with her
and left the poor boy to fight this cold
| weather lime handed
The firm of Tomlinson & Huddy,
undertakerS and embalmerS, has been
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.Tom-
linson continuing the business at the
old stand.
WANTED-I want you to list your
rental property, houses to rent, va
can't lots and farms for sale with me
at once. Inquiries every day.-Chas.
T. Beatty.
Misses Leila Light, Toye Prange
and Olive VanSandt, who are attend
ing the Parsons Business College,
spent Thanksgiving at home.
The Jim Baugh theatrical COMPANY
went to pieces. Won Light is home
and his dreams of theatrical honors
seem TO be over.
The editor has been up to Topeka
this week to attend meeting of the
executive committee of the editorial
association.
II you want anything in the line Of
buggies or carriages see us promptly.
We are now closiLg out at cost-HEM-
inger & MONTAGUE.
Clair Turner and sister, Miss Emma
have returned to school at Emporia,
after spending Thanksgiving at home.
Still contracts are being made for
new drilling outfits to be put to work
in this field as soon as received.
Elk memorial day will be observed
next Sunday by the Chanute chapter
at the Episcopal church.
Hal Isett has bought a new Stand
ard drill ami will soon he trying TO
bump Caney and Grady.
John Buchanan visited Topeka the
first of the week In the interest Of a
secret society.