The Chanute times., 1903-07-17
Geo. Lindsay is sick.


Mr.. and Mrs. Brook Hickey are Wis
iting in the city. =
Guy Herr's sister, Reulah, of Ari.
zona, is visiting him.
The Freemans are cooling off in
the mountains of Colorado.
Pierce Steinkirchner has gone East
to lay in his fall stock of goods.
JAS. E. SHEWMAKER, dentist,
office in Tutcher & Alexander bldg.
Colaw & Montague will occupy one
of the rooms in the new post office
block.
DR., Baird, Physician and Sur
geOn. Country calls promptly at
tended.
The Chanute boys won the base ball
game over the st. Paul boys by II
score.Of s to 6.
One of the Steel triplets is dead,
from the effects of whOoping cough.
The other two are in serious condi-
tion.
John Kuehner's driving horse got
its halter stem wound around its neck
few nights back and when found
was dead.
J. II. Green, reporter on the To-
peka CAPITAL. was in Chanute the
tirst of the week visiting his brother,
Geo. P. Green.
Sound kidneys are safeguards of
life. Make the kidpeys healthy with
Foley's Kidney Cure. For sale at
Browns pharmacy.
Mrs Anna Michael died at her
home in the Second ward, Sunday
evening. The remains were taken to
Rest for interrment.
The Chanute Lime company is
rapidly arranging for the erection Of
kilns and the wholesale production Of
lime. They have a good thing.
The Geyer & Griswold's Tom show
was pulled off in Chanute Monday
night. They have fair band hut
that is about all there Is TO recon-
mend the show.
Capt. Dressie. the old time mail
clerk between Plttsburg and Cha
mute, has resigned his position. Mr..
Dressie has held this position for
many years and now retires on ac-
count of poor health. He has been a
faithful and most efficient officer.
Capt. Brainard, one Of the best men
living in the best agricultural part Of
Neosho county, Walnut Grove town
ship. was in Chanute one day last
week disposing of car Of wheat to
the Chanute Mill Co. Capt. is selling
his old wheat to make room for the
new crop.
Some Chicago men are here to talk
up the fax straw business to the far
mers. They claim they can pay from
four to eight dollars per ton for the
,traw tif it is brought to them in
reasonable sshape. This would be
quite a source OF wealth to the farm
ing community. and we hope it may
be made to go.
Mr.. e. Cassell, an early day resi-.
dent of this county, but now resi-
dent Of Nebraska, with his wife is Wis.
iting old acquaintances. Mrs. Cassell
is a sister of AID Allemen. Mr.. Cassell
and MI. iHeilman made us a social cal
Tuesday. Mr.. Cassell reports the
wheat crop as very nne In his locality
southern Nebraska.
Mr.. Chas. C. Hartshorne, for a Ions
time a citizen of NeOsho county, now
a rromlnent and prosperous farmer
of Oklahoma, owning fine farm
near Ponca City and w. P. Hazen, o
the Chetopa Advance, called on TIL,
TINES last Saturday morning. Thel
we're visiting their uncle, Capt. J Johns
ton, OF this city.
We are in receipt OF the first issu,
OF the Times Democrat OF McCune a.
issued by its new management Mr.
/ Tom Darlington. Mr.. Darlington i
the gaunt, cadaverous looking younI
! gentlemen who for so long has VISITED
: US as representative Of the Mai
: and Breeze. The Times Democrat !
| chock full OF local news and we'll tilleI
with ads OF the McCune merchants
Success to you, Tom.