The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-06-10
Observation-Disclosures
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ing. The young girl enjoyed ths
boat riding and the small boy the
wading,
The policeman who went out In q
skiff the other day to rescue a man
from the top of derrick came back
somewhat disguised. When he got to
the derrick, about mile and a hall
away. with stiff current against
him, he found there was no man
there and had the pleasure Of rowing
back unincumbered by another pas
senger.
Pay your taxes to Pleas Hurt at the
Citizens bank.
Pleas Hurt will pay your taxes for
you.
The time is short in which to pay
your taxes. Pleas Hurt will pay
them for you.
Miss Chandler, of Wichita, was
married, May IA, to Mr.. Jas. M. Nc.
Kelvey of Monmouth, Ill, Miss
Chandler will be remembered as the
very attractive stenographer who die
public stenographic work here last
year.
The first mail from the moth for
several days came In Sunday evening.
Never were papers read with more
zeal In Chanute than they were Sun
day night and Monday morning.
The crowds at the Worlds FAIR are
increasing all the time. By the last
Of the month they will be large.
Several from Chanute expect to be of
this week.
The Delmonico hotel was quaran-
tined, Monday evening. Two we'll
defined cases of smallpox are reported
to be the cause. This is most unfOrt-
unate for the city has no surplus hotel
accom- modati0ns.
Uncle Henry Edwards, an old SOL
dier and for many years an esteemed
citizen Of this city, IS very low from a
stroke of paralysis. Mr.. Edwards Is
near 80 years old and. at best can not
be with us long. Ills sons are with
him most of the time.
A. D. Roberts, formerly Of Walnut,
has cast his lot with US. He has .pur-
chased the furniture business Of the
Bath brothers who opened up place
10 the Follett building. Mr.. Roberts
may we'll be termed an old settler,
having lived in Neosho county twep-
ty. five years. This fact is a recon-
mendation In itself. He is now per-
manent fixture In Chanute and car
ries a necessity next to food. Mr..
Roberts will deal close and honestly
and hopes tor part Of the trade IN
this community. j10 2w.
Presiding Elder G. S. Nusbaum Of
this district preached at the M. E.
church Sunday morning and evening.
The Elder delivered two very abe
sermons and seemed to captivate
entirely the good Chanute people who
were fortunate enough to hear him.
Walter Cobb and John Davine OF
Fredonia got into an alteration over
some family matter, where Cobb drew
knife and stabbed DAYTIME four
times. Davine is seriously cut but
doctors think he will recover. Cobb
has been arrested.
A runaway horse last Tuesday
evening dashed into the plate glass |
window at the post office and smashed |
it into smithereens' No further
damage in particular was done.
L. A. Mars aud a companion borrow
ed boat of the Southwestern Co.
Monday evening TO row over to the
Kansas Crude Co.'S power house to get
an under reamer. They secured the
TOOL and started back, but on the
return their boat was capsized ano
they only saved themselves by cling
ny to telephone poles a few hours Till
rescued by another boat.
Mr., and Mrs. John Perry of Rest
we're in the city Wednesday. They
brought with them pair Of Jewels
q the shape Of twins, boy and girl,
low three months old. They are
naturally proud Of them and had their
pictures taken while in the city. Mr..
Perry is doing a general merchandise
business at Rest and looking after
Uncle Sans mail.
Misses McCurdy, Frances Coker and
Mabel Henry, high school teachers,
laye resigned their positions. The
alary was not sufficient to hold them
The Santa Fe has finally got its
ines opened up and all trains are
INNING, Chanute Is now in full
with the outside
World again and business is resuming