The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-06-14
Locals.

The Free Baptist tabernacle IN the
northwest part Of the city Is now io'
sale L ouire OF Rev f Bayless
The motto of the Oxford is not pow
aittIe but how much can be given rof
the money.
Attend the Epworth League soci al
TO be given at the home OF A. r.
Evans. 322 West 9Th street, Friday
eyenjpg June IA. Ice cream, cake
and strawberries l5c.
number OF the friends went TO
Kansas City this week to attend Inc
closing exer cises of Loretto academy
Miss Margareit Hainbach completed
her four wears cour SO at this instltu
ton and graduated with honors, Wed
nesday
If YOU want bowlot genuine chill
call at the New Oxford.
The Epworth League of carlton
will give "a lawn social on the lawn
east of the Pioneer store, wednesday
evening June 10 Refreshments VIII
be served and gen eral good time l.
Anticipated. Everybody invited.
The finest dinner for the least
money can be found at the Oxford.
The fine rains Sunday t&oroughlt
saturated the ground aud a week OF
fine growing weather since have made
the Young corn to grow to beat the
world
Myers has bought the Oxford res
taurant and expects to make it d
popular resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Fulton of Cali
fornia nave returned this far on theh
return trip from the south and east
They visited Washingto ID. Z. an'
rode down the James on the boat win
Kuroki, They visited the exposition
N. rather the site wherel the expos.
ton is supposed to be, They " II
" silt in Chanute for some time.
S netting good to eat always on
tap at the Oxford.
Mr. and Mrs. Malek Cole of Kan as
City are visiting their relatives q
,..,v friends In Chanute and vicih
sty this veel. They were both raised
in tn, locality and lived here Till IL
wears ago, when they moVed'to IA"
sas CITY where Mr.. Cole engaged II
the cattle business. 1t has been
years since Malek was in Chanut
aud IA years since his wife saw ne
old home. There has been consider
able cnange here in that time. Nor
in the city than in the coun r.
Malek u,ed to be the brag fisherman
of these parts, but we presume he ht S
lost some of his skill after IA years at
cow punching ia the stock yards OF
Kansas City.
Experience has demonstrated. it
pays TO have plans and specification
for every building, They are none,
time and worry savers. See ia NJ e.
ROBERTS. Architect. llld Yves
Main.
J.H. Sperry OF Thayer, Kas., well
r.members the time when there was
no cattle market in Kansas City. lie
also recalls the times when he shipped
cattle though here from Kansas t.
Eastern markets. That was in the
early days, when the cOnntry out there
was very new. Mr.. Sperry Is now
president of the Thayer State banl
and still hand dies cattle and hogs, and
taxes a deep int re It In the feeding
of cattle and live stock generally
.'Great changes these are that have
taken place since / came out to this
country when it was new" said Mr.
Sperry Monday" The Kansas farm
err OF Today, compared with the Kan
sas farmer OF 30 years ago, is an inte'
est,ng study IL has been almost Al
years since l went out there. Fol
many years we had hard shedding
Now the banks all over that state are
full OF money deposited to the credit
Of the farmer. He Is out Of debt now
aud has a surplus of cash on hand,
At no time 10 the history OF the stat,
ere Kansas farmers as prosperous as
they are Live Stock Reporter