The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-05-22
IJNAE Ab0uf People
llOl l l. and Things
WV ~ In Chanute
NE W. and Vicinity

Rena Stillwell is visiting home
folks.
Mr.. F. Brinegar has sold his stallion
and jack.
Messrs. Neal and Jenner have again
dissolved.
Meet your friends at Tutcher &
Alexander's. TT
Miss Myrtle Ashford visited her
father last week.
Colaw & Montague now have new
plum Der, Sam Perkins of lola.
ALI Gibson came down from Topeka
Saturday and returned Sunday.
A. M. Sailors and A. B. Massey
were admitted to the bar last week.
Supt. Manley has moved into his
own home on North Evergreen Ave.
Benjamin Banks came up to Cha
mute Friday to visit his son. e. Banks.
Conductor A. Hadley came home
for short visit with his family one
day last week.
Mrs. s, Massey, sister Of Mrs. Dan
iels, came in Saturday from Bowling
Green, KY, for short visit.
You never heard of any one using
Foley's Honey and Tar and not being
satisfied. For sale at Browns phar-
macy.
FOR SALE.-One registered Short
Horn bull for sale. Four years old.
Three miles south of Chanute.-A. P.
FLETCHER.
A reward of $500 is being offered
by Mr.. Biles for the arrest and con-
yiction of the man who shot through
mail box on his route.
We notice the Tribune isstill carry
ing the notice Of Music Teacher
Bishop. 1t should at least give the
location of his new quarters.
G. M. Thompson, down-to date
painter and paper hanger. Graining
and sign work speciality. Leave Or
ders at the Brown Pharmacy.
The east bridge across the river has
been repaired and traffic resumed.
The repairs are only temporary. The
permanent structure will go in later,
The Girard smelter has been COM
ing in this week by the car load. 1t
takes good deal of stuff to erect
even small smelter. 1t is said there
will be $50 car loads OF this.
Mr.. Mcfarland, of hot candy fame,
will erect boarding house at the cor
ner of 18th and Highland. He must
be figuring to board the employees of
the new stores out In that locality.
Mrs. ]. Cook, of Ottawa. visited her
friend, Mrs. Nicely last Friday on her
way home from the Sunday school
convention at Parsons. The ladies
favored the TIMES Office with pleas
ant call.
M. f. Haynes, who has been visit
ing his old home in Virginia, since
about the first of March, came home
Monday. Mr.. Haynes says he spent
most of his time with his old mother
who is well along In the nineties.
Alfalfa is becoming great crop In
Kansas. The acreage this year is
about 900, 900 acres against 100000 last
year The spring is said to have
been peculiarly favorable to the plant
and as a result an enormous yield is
expected.
The following notice has been run
ming in one of our illustrious dalies
this week ANY one crossing the
river bridge or any of the large bridges
in Tioga township. ,Neosho county.
Kans.. will do it at their own risk,
and lay themselves liable to the
county for any damage to the bridge,
By order of chairman of the County
commissioners" Jerusalem, what in
thunder do the county commissioners
suppose a bridge is for, If not to drive
overll In our unsophisticated simple
ity, had we been driving out east and
come 10 the river we would have
driven across without dreaming we
were laying ourselves liable to the
county for prosecution for damages.
However, we might have known we
were taking considerable personal