The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-01-02

ne nam came IN liie fire whistle
I hcN and IL Na- soon discovered ina'
\ j., ifs hulI,, Ma on fire. some one
! ont,ti d j, # aud his wife = q they
ph3sit ncu back in find their house
I nn q goods pi I'd IN the yard and their
.rlu,e hadl, damaged by ire. Ihey
u5,i v ma1c arrangements To have
neir thlnv~ taken care OF and ruShen
.ck 10 lime to catch the train just
assn Wa re3d, GO pud out jeff hao
\ e. we'd uoi zee hat bis father was
veee sick a,t felt that he must SCI
aim az any cost He will come back
{ "a rather dilap dated house.
NJ = Iva Smilh OF Erie. has sued
! I,mis Gimps, Of Cherr vale, for
4 treach Of promise She sues Tor $1,000
We d. not know those PARTIES III
tncy are ,ou 'h'rgs, aud only ~
I hc mpp, love Stage. tss Iva should
r,l The matltl slide. size VIII soon pei
over ,t. If he, had reached the age
II accountability in such matters ana
I mis- man Grimes really and truly
promised to marry her and made n
hrliev.. he meant it til she had start
,.d preparations for the wedding, We
hone she will get her $4,000 or make
! him work 1t out Ia the county jail.
! The Kansas and Texas Oil COM
/ many now has it's pumping plant at
work aud will be pumpng ~ wells
! lust as soon as the wells can be clean
| ed out and connected up This com
pany has more development than any
other company in the field outside or
ur. Knapp's plant, and has put in
the same system he uses, compressed
| air.
Mrs. Wagner, living on the old
Cline farm near Shaw. had all her
turkeys stolen. last Sunday night
The turkeys roasted IN tree near the
house but the thieves worked so adrolt-
~ they did not disturb any one. nor
did they leave any feathers. Turkeys
are somewhat OF a temptation to the
thief at present prices.
j. S. O'Connor is spending the holt
DAYS at home. He paid the TIMES
Office pleasant visit, last Saturday
| If we should ever b attacked by the
biues, we hope our friends will send for
Mr.. O'COnnor His bright, jolly talk
would sure dispel them
will pay a reward of $15 to the
person who will furnish CONFLICTING
evidence on the person or persons who
stole my boys books from the school
house about two weeks ago. North
Valley No As. e. WANGLER.
Mr. Fred q Stambach Of this city
and Miss Carrie Nation Of Erie, were
married at the home Of the bride, on
Christmas day. They are a worthy
couple and we wish them much bappl-
ness and prosperity.
Money to loan on farm property at
per cent. Money ready when title
is approved. See
D M KENNEDY,
First National bank bldg.
We notice the Record OF Erie, last
week, gave the great Political Orator,
ID l.. StrattOn, quite 4 roast. MF.
StrattOn has lived in Erie for some
time and the Erie people know him
quite well.
The college students who have been
having so much fun during the holt
days will nearly all be out of town
bound for their respective schools by
| the end or the week.
| Have you exam ned our large stock
OF buggies and carriages? They are
TO be sold this month at cost Come
In and make selection-HEMINGER 81
MONTAGUE.
We thought to keep record OF all
the marriages that took place In this
locality during the holidays, but the
number became too great Tor us and
we lost count.
The French coach horse Tresorier
will make the fall season at the Farm
ers' Feed Barn, commencing July lst.
Sl2 to insure a living colt. S. for sin
gle service.
Mr.. Charles P. Baxter, manager Of
the Commonwealth Oil co. has return
ed from the east where he went to
attend meeting OF the stock holders
Of his company.
| have to paw little more for their
tubing now. The freight rates will
be advanced the first of the year.
II you want anything In the line Of
| hughes or carriages see us promptly.
We are now closiLg out at cost HEM
niger & MONTAGUE.
Married Monday afternoon in Cha
mute, at the home of Mrs. II. A. Reed,
Roscoe Hurt and Miss Pauline Craw
ford. Rev. Gray officiating.
The bestline you can find in South
eastern Kansas TO select fine Christ
mas present from, at Burch & Ho-
shaw's.
J. A. Eaton has received his COM
mission as post master of Erie and
will take the Office on Jan. 1st.
1t is reported that Miss Agnes Rad
ford, a former teacher in our high
school, is SOON to be married.
Mr.. Amyx has returned from his
holiday trip, and can talk oil stock
and leases glibber than ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mater. have
returned to their home in Coffeyville,
after visit in Chanute.
When you are looking for Christmas
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