The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-10-31

Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
l. G. Mann babe farewell TO their
Chanute friends and moved to Or
lando, Florida, for permanent home
The move was made for the benefit OF
Mr.. Mann's health They were neither
tired of Chanute by any means. nut
Mr.. Mann was admonished by frequent
touches OF asthma that he had bet
ter move He had spent year or
two In looking up location and has
hit upon Orlando as the ideal place.
Both Mr.. and Mrs, Mann have lived
long time in Chanute and have been
industrious and frugal; these elements
coupled with good judgement have
placed them In position to live any
where they choose. We are sincerely
sorry to see them 90. Wilder, Mann
and Turner were considered the big.
gest cranks that ever graced town
and they always got along nicely TO-
gether and were good friends. Now
the trio is broken. Happiness and
health to you, Mr., and Mrs. Mann.
We are in receipt OF copy Of big
London paper, "The People," seut by
Geo. NOrthup. 1t has a very strange
appearance to an A American. The
columns are narrow. There are no big
head lines. The ads are all set in the
same type with no hig display lines.
We don't want to go back on Georges
countrymen, but we believe they are
just little slow.
Howard Kinder has returned from
Colorado much improved in health.
The great sorrow of his return is that
he misses the smiling face and snap
ping eyes Of certain young lady. We
believe Missouri would be healthy
place for Howard for short time.
The Mammoth Racket reports the
largest fall business done in years and
the merchandise selected to be of the
best grades and qualities. The people
around this section certainly have the
money to bny the best the last few
years.
The Republican Central Committee
held final meeting in Erie, Wed.
nesday The poll showed that the
county is safely Republican. II a
single Republican is defeated it will
be by Republi can votes.
The Standard Oil company has a
large force of men laying pipe from
here TO Thayer. For the present the
oil from this Held will be piped to
Thayer and there connected with the
Neodesha line.
Charley Curtis spoke at Thayer
Wednesday night. He had big crowd
and very enthusiastic meeting.
Chairman Cox also made some very
pertinent remarks.
Lem Cole shipped three cars of
stock to Kansas City, Carnival week
And still we have some that claim
the Carnival did not paw.
The Co. Commissioners we're in and
around Chanute the first three days
of this week, looking up levy and
bridge business,
Col. Himelwright, an old Neosho
county boy, now prosperous ranch
man of Washington. has been visiting
his people here.
The Times office has just received
a new Densmore typewriter and we
are turning In copy that the typeset-
ter can read.
Surveyor AdamsOn has been with
the commissioners this week, looking
over our bridges, etc.
Charley Foetis;h was IN from Earl
ton Wednesday, and Charley Alexan-
der from Urbana.
Mrs. John McCready went to Kas.
City to visit her little neice who was
so badly burned.
Mrs. Hepsibah Ishan died at her
home in the second ward, Tuesday
afternoon.
Charley Hardness shipped two car
loads of horses to Kansas City, Mon
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schurman of Win
field are visiting papa and mamma
HerOd.
Mrs. Lopshlre was severely burned
in the face with gas, Tuesday even
ing.