The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-11-28

III Tue dlT, DullOtu Sluc up. VIC WV'O
very much mystitied, TIL on closer in
vestgation we found they belonged
to John Wright, the genial grocer,
and that he was under them. John
has a patent drain to the cellar under
his new house The drain empties 10.
to a six foot hole In the back Of bis
lot. All John has to do to keep his
cellar dry is to stand on bis head In
this hole and bale the water out with
an old tin can. He was performing
this simple act when we saw the
shoes.
The Nixon Oil and Gas company
is one of the latest in the field. Lit is
ca pitalzed at $3.50 600 and is now Of
ferlng stock at 25c per share. The
land OF this company Is right In the
oil trend and should prove TO be valu-
able land. Drilling will begin soon,
A good time to secure an interest is
while the stock IS cheap.
Henry Richardson, sheriff elect of
Allen county, was in Chanute last
Monday He seems very much like
the same old Henry that used to live
here before official life stared him in
the face. Our guess is that Henry
Richardson will make one of the very
best sheriffs Allen county has ever
| had.
The teachers of southeastern Kan
sas are in session in Chanute. A
large number is in attendance and
the exercises are interesting. The
teachers are having good time
swapping experiences and will derive
great deal of good from the meeting.
lola had big re Tuesday morning.
Several business houses with their
contents were destroyed and badly
damaged. No water pressure is the
cry. lola had better come down to
Chanute and get pointers on first
class plant.
All hunting and trespassing on my
bottom farm and on the Fred Mosier
land which Is in my possession is an
solutely prohibited Also all parties
are notified that they must keep
their stock off of my wheat.
E. WANGLER.
Special millinery sale on all trim
med and untrimmed hats, for the
next ten days, commencing Friday,
Nov. 2S '02. MRS. J.W. LOwEY.
Opposite Carriers grocery.
We are becoming accustomed to
cluttered up and INSTRUCTED streets,
so much so that it seems to be about
the proper thing. The Carnival gave
US the first lesson.
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.
Good flour makes good bread, Good
bread makes happy wives, happy
wives make kind husbands. It's all
in the flour. Cream of the Wheat is
the best.
Penny and Boschert are spending
Thanksgiving ID Kansas City. Their
wives went along to see that they
got on the right train for the return
trip.
Mark Gibson is selling off his stock
and implements and will move to
Chanute in the near future. Mark
will make very desirable citizen.
If you want anything in the line of
buggies or carriages see us promptly.
We are now closiLg out at cOst-HEM
niger & MONTAGUE.
Maggie Meyers, IL year old girl at
tending school in the Second ward,
had her collar bone broken, last We'd
nesday in game of whip crack.
G. A. Budd, of Erie, passed through
Chanute Tuesday on his way to indie
pendence to spend Thanksgiving with
his mother.
A Dennison, Texas, couple, Mrs.
Murphy and Mr.. Quinn, we're married
in the Catholic church, Wednesday
morning.
The fine residence being built on
South! Evergreen avenue by Conduc-
tor Hadley is progressing nicely.
The man who killed Bruner, the
base ball umpire in Fit. Scott, has
been released on a S25O0 bond.
Wednesday morning was hard on
the plumbers. They were wanted in
about sixteen places at once.
Ask your grocer for Cream Of the
Wheat -four. And don't be put of
with an inferior grade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenthal took
Thanksgiving dinner with their dau-
ghter in Kansas City.
Harry Griggs visited IN Chanute
the first of the week. He is doing
the Territory now.
Edna Ramsey and Emma Turner