The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-01-16

year the creamery has had. This pop
ular institution, under the very et1ici-
ent management of Mr.. Tweed is one
of the best paying creamerles IN Tue
state. Mr.. Tweed by his careful man
agement and sound business methods
is building up this enterprise in way
that is very gratifying TO everybody.
more particularly to the stockholders
At the annual election of the board
of trade Monday the following direct
ors were elected, practically without
Opposition. L b. Keller, j. j. Hurt,
A. S. Lapham, DR.. W. r. Barker,
f. NJ. Dawdy, II. l.. Freeman, }. N.
Mcdonald, L. Rosenthal Chas. e.
Martin A good board and we hope
they will develop something good for
Chanute the coming year.
Fred Hetrick has bought the old
Chanute House corner for $500. This
was the cheapest property on Main
St. and Fred with hlssweather eye out
for snaps, took it in He will proceed
as soon as the weather settles to erect
a fine building on the lot. Fred Is
showing q good deal of enterprise and
is going TO Invest his money in way
to do himself good, and benefit the
city at the same time.
The stockholders Of the Bank OF
Commerce held their animal meeting
Wednesday night and elected the old
board. with the exception of r. N.
Allen, whose place was filled by the
selection Of Geo H. Mcdonald.
WANTED Married man with small
family TO work on farm. knowledge
of feeding cattle required. Perma-
nent employment and good wages TO
right parties. II. >. MYERS
Inquire at this office.
A suit has arisen over the possession
of the lot on which Mr.. Benedict's
grain Office stands 1t seems PINK
Elliott has bought the lot but M.
Benedict holds lease and is not
ready to give possession.
You should invest in Chapute prop
erty. Others are making money by
so doing; why not you? Property ad-
vances every day. Buy quick! Brlcn,
Ter Bros. have some bargains. Call
on them in Williams Theatre bldg.
Mark Snyder spent part of two
days of this week in Chanute. Mark
is bloomin' out as an oil man and he
was circulating around Chanute to
yet some of the real stuff on his
clothes.
There will be preaching tonight
and Saturday night at the U. b. church
by Rev Booze. Sabbath school at
10 a. M, preaching at II, young peo-
ple's meeting at $3.50 p. m. each Sun
day. Everybody invited.
Have you examined our large stock
of buggies and carriages? They are
to be sold this month at cost. Come
in and make a selection-HEMINGE "
MONTAGUE.
The annual stockholders meeting
of the First National Bank was held
Tuesday, Jan. 10, and the old board
was elected for another year.
Rev. j. R. Chambers will hold quar-
terly meeting at the U. b. church
Monday next. He will preach Sunday
and Monday nights.
j. P. Forbes is fitting up an office in
the DR.. Barker building, and will do
a general grain and stock commission
business.
Rev. Harris went down to Erie
Tuesday tu officiate In the marriage
ceremony of e. M. Linns and Mrs.
Fowler.
At cost-Our large stock Of buggies
and spring work OF all kinds must SO
ct once-HEMMINGER II MONTAGUE
Capt. Walker seems to have consid-
cradle business down the road of late.
Wonder what project he is working.
Mrs. Joe Wiltse, of Villas, died last
Saturday and was buried Sunday.
She had been sick for some time.
Miss Drusie Alcock fell Tuesday
morning and broke her arm. DR..
Light reduced the fracture.
Miss Edna Reeves, of Lancaster,
Mo. is here spending the winter with
her aunt, Mrs. o. E. Beeks.
FOR sALE-20 head OF high grade
and registered bulls.
FRED ]. FoETIsCH.
Mrs. Brook Hickey sent poor Brook
back to Missouri alone, while she Wis
its little longer.
c. B. Amyx went to Elk City, the
first of the tweek, to see his new oil
well come in.
DR.. Gragg has moved his of
flee to the old Bailey bank
building. tt
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