The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-05-06
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


smashed. A combination was MADE
in the first ward whereby there WIS
no fight. The delegates being up ior
Carpenter and Jetfrles. Carpenter
and Farmer had a joint ticket In the
second ward and got scouped oy
Charley Nelson, candidate for pro-
bate Judge. Carpenter Carried the
9th and 4th wards.
Sam Baughman and son have SOLO
their bakery business at y West
Main to MesSrs. Harry Nc Keever ana
C. B. Nelson. who will continue it at
| the same place. Walter Baughman
will continue with the new firm.
Mr., Baughman will take a well earueo
rest and vacation by visiting Penn
sy vania in company with his wlfe
this summer. The new firm mas
purchased a good business and start
out with every prospect of success
Lemuel Robinson, who was raised in
this vicinity, died in Kansas City or
pneumonia Friday evening. Inc
Young man was31 years old. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. NJ
0. Hodeden at Gdlesburg Sunday
after which the remains were inter
red in Mt. Hope cemetery. Inc
sorrow1ng relatives h2ye the SYM
patty of many friends In and near
Chanute.
A. ]. Cakes has bought the
coy five room residence on North
Stuben Ave, and will make it his
home. Mr.. Cakes has been engaged
ia the oil field tor some time.
The wife of Sheriff Vincent OF
Crawford county died Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Charley McCune went over
to the funeral, Charley returning
Monday. Mrs. McCune remained.
Mr.. Vincent isa brother of Mrs NC
Cune.
George T. Rider, a cripple who came
nere recently from Sturgeon, MO-,
vas arrested Saturday night by Mar
hall Allen, charged With violating
the probibitory law. The complaint
was sworn out by Marshal Allen ard
the warrant was served by him. A
case of beer found in Riders
apartments In the Lapham block was
eonfscated. Rider protests his in
nocence of any intention TO violate
the law.
Mrs. John Wright and Rolla left for
the territory, Sunday, and John Is
left alone. John thinks he will gain
10 flesh materially if his wife stays
away long enough.
Mrs. Jno. Wikle was adjudged in
sane by the probate judge, Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Cambern are the
proud parents of another boy. This
is five boys and one girl. Lon says
tue name selected for this one i,
Helen.
w. E. Conneley lectured at Thayer
last SATURDAY. evening for the benefit
Of the library. His topic was THE
Fokltre of the Wyandotte indians
His lecture was we'll received.
j. M. Allen has joined his wife in
California. He will visit at different
points on the coast and he and Mrs
Allen will return in about two months
The OIL and Gas Carnival to be held
on the fair ground, May l6 to the u,
is to be very interesting affair. In
addition to the entertainments to be
given, similar to those Of our street
carnival last fall, the oil and gas in
terests will make a display Of great
interest to everybody. DO not fail to
visit the carnival.
Mrs. G. A. Bloom, Swede lady of
the Second ward, died Saturday even
ing and was buried in the Swede
burrying ground northwest of the
city, Monday. She leaves a husband
and two children.
The resolutions adapted by the
Republican convention had the true
ring. They commended the public
services Of Gov. Bailey, Seth Wells
aud others, and pledged an unswerv-
lug support of Republican principles
w. 6, Smith, who was visiting re-
latives here and in Wilson county
received a telegram Monday stating
that his little daughter was dead. He
left for his home on the noon train.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Craig and little
ones leave this week for an extended
visit in the Indian Territory.
Mr.. Wallace of 1919 South Forest
has old fashioned measles
Mr. and Mrs Geo Sledge are moving
into the Montague property on SOutt
Grant.
Miss Mollie lies spent Sunday Will
her sister Mrs Noble
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