The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-12-14
Locals.

tive visit here, In due form. he VII
be a guest of the city while here. Ht
is the railroad engineer after whom
the city was named.
The state Of Kansas has at last
walked up and will make foreign Ger
porations doing business In the state
lake out charters and pay fees.
If you want bowl OF genuine chill
call at the New Oxford.
Mrs. c. +. Pfange is visiting in AL
toona.
Mrs. W. Fl. Neyhard Is visiting In
P lola.
Mrs. W. L. Newell is visited by heI
mother from Erie.
Frank Courtney spent Sunday with
home folks.
Blanch was home again, Sunday.
Want to sell your farm? There
oeyer wss better ME than now
List it wilh the Brineger- Allison
Realty Co. and get bargain. tt
Vyrle Turner returned from her
visit to Independence Sunday even
ng. She expresses herself as having
had a most delightful visit. She
thinks the young men Of that cit,
very entertaining.
The new road north Ct town is al
most completed. 1t would have been
done long ago but for the heavy rains
which made it almost impossible to
DtOceed for some time. Chanute will
.oOn have two foe stretches Of road
leading into the city,
The motto of the Oxford is not heW
title but how much can BE- given for
the money. 27tf
Sam Keys whose house was recently
burned 10 at work on new one as
fast as the weather will admit. Bailey
and Smith are the builders, Ever
Iuce the fire Mr.. and Mrs, KEYS have
occupied rooms in the house OF their
nslghbor, Mr.. S. p. Kelley, who very
generously provided room for them
Uill their new house could be built,
If you have no faith In the efficacy Of
lhe drag, just take little drlye south
of the city past Mr.. Pomeroy's farm
aod you will be thoroughly convinced.
The road is simply elegant along his
farm while the half mile this side i,
rough and rutty. The one was dragged
and the other not.
The finest dinner for the least
msney can BE- found at the Oxford.
Something good to eat always on
tap ut the Oxford.
Mrs. Ellen Riley wife Of M. Riley,
died at her home, Tuesday morning.
She was e5 years old and has been an
invslid for long time. Funeral ser
vices we're held Ia tho Catholic
church, Wednesday morning and the
b. dy laid away In the Catholic cems-
terry.
Myers has bought the Oxford res.
saurant and expects to make 1t 3
epular resort.
Davii & Merritt's store was bur-
glarized again. Wednesday night. A
little small change taken. This II
twice 10 asmany weeks. Evidently
the work Of some boy.
D. W. Baker has returned to Den
YER.
]. Fl. Rickel has sold his property on
e Main to r. N. Allen. He received
$4,000 for the corner without the
buildings, Wonder II that means a
new building On that corner?
Al. Briley is now at work at Earl
ton putting in switches for the Santo
Fe.
huston Carr has announced himself
as q candidate for the U. S. Senate.
Worse timber than Mr.. Carr has been
sent to the Senate.
Mr.. S. W. Eaton of S. Highland 10
visited by his brother g. NJ. Eaton
and Mr.. Crabtree of Latham, Kan.
The gentlemen are on their way TO
Missouri and stope. off for visit.
d. 81. Fisher is sick.
Mrs. Jas. Mundell has returned from
her Joplin trip.
R. N. Allen went to Baldwin Tues
day.
A few weeks since The Times sug-
gested that a new hitch rack was
badly needed along first street. We
notice the rack has been built aud in