The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-02-12
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a boy.
Material for the new electric line is
arriving.
| j. W. Guthrie left Tuesday for
Chetopa.
Our shoes must o.-Bloomheart &
Wright.
j. W. Finley made a business trip
to Erie Monday.
$3.50 shoes going for 81 10. Bloom
heart & Wright.
Mrs. G. G. Parsons Is conyalescing
after short illness.
DR.. Brown has moved his office into
the Barnes building.
500 pairs of shoes below cost at
Bloomheart & Wright's.
Mrs. H. H. Snyder who has been
quite sick is convalescing.
F. d. Dibble and G. B. Hudson left
Tuesday for Independence.
Miss Laura McFadden is confined
to her home on account of sickness,
II you are not good judge Of hu-
man nature, don't try TO bride a jury.
S. Oswald, an operator In the Beau.
mont, Texas, field is in the city on
business.
ne. Fl. Filson will sell off all his stuff
Thursday, Feb. 25 and quit farming
for while.
e. H. Flson will sell his horses,
cattle, hogs and farm implements
Thursday, Feb 25.
Mrs. W. W. Crone has returned to
her home Ia lola after visit with
her father, W w. Orr.
Don't forget E, Fl. Filson's sale on
Feb %, that will be good place to
buy a COW, horse or pig.
We do not need the money, but we
need the room. Hence our big shoe
sale. Bloomheart & Wright.
f. P. Casey and Mr.. Houston of
Bloomington, ILL.,. are in the city
10 liking over the oil field.
DR.. Earl Davis moved his office
yesterday from the Yockey building
to the new Barnes building.
G. B. Hudson returned Monday
from two weeks business and pleas
ule trip to his home in Illinois.
N. A Olson of Erie payed the office
a call during the early part of this
week, and renewed his subscription.
Good reading is essential.
A. V. Weng of Leon, Kansas, has
invented flying machine. 1t should
be able to fly if he can secure the
other Weing,
F. e. Smith has accepted the posi-
ton Of assistant manager for Smith
& Zellner. Mr.. Smith is from Gle
bourne, Texas.
Labette county did herself proud by
endorsing Judge Atkinson for the su-
preme bench. 1t is victory for
cleaner and better politics.
w. r. Dunagain is name signed by
lady who has s5oen do ny the public
IN the east, Yet they fancy that the
western gentry are the only gullable
people on this planet.
j. G.. Richardson, prominent
laundry man of joplin was in town
Tuesday looking over the field. Mr..
Richardson declared that everything
looked clean in Chauute.
G. McLernid who has been quite
sick for the past ten days is now con-
valescingi Mr.. McLernid expects to
open up an art gallery just as soon as
his health will permit.
Editor A. P. Burdick of Norton
vile made Chanute visit. Mr.. Bur-
dick is much taken up with the city
and declares that he will become one
o. us in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. r, G. Haywood will
leave today for California to look af
ter some extensive mining interests
which they own there.
Owing TO the protracted meetings
at the NJ. E. church, the M. F.'s have
suspended business. This does not
necessarily mean that all the ". F.'s
are Methodists.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Schmutz have return
ed from weeks visit in Missouri.
Theo, OF course, comes home with a
grip full OF rocks. This time it is a
sample Of the purest and finest glass
sand the eyes of mortal man ever be
held. Mr.. Schmutz says he has sc
Gu red a whole mountain of the stuff.
B. NJ. Short, who formerly practic-
ed law In Fredonia. but OF late ye airs
has been In Ogden, Utah. was in the
city over Sunday the guest Of G. S.
Nation and took occasion to look up