The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-04-19

beF sister, Grace, who IL very serlousl
sWs
Eva and Ava Turner went to indie
pendence, Friday afternt OF TO ylsi
sister, Emma. They returned Sunda.
evening and report delightful Visit
Miss Lille Schall is visiting IL
carlton
Judge G, E Dumham IS arranging
TO plat the homestead ON w, Main
1t will make about tifty fine lots
These lots are close In aud will sell al
a good squire.
Ii you want bowl Of genuine chill
cali at the New Oxford.
Judge Nations court seems to be
doing considerable business, tn sc
days. Mostly plain DRINKS, Strange
so many fellows get soaked Ia town
where there are no joints or saloons.
The Chanute ball team seems to be
about as bad frost as we had last
yer Our opinion is that the town
would be far better of without team
than with one that always loses.
The motto Of the Oxford IS not how
little but how much can be given for
the money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Francis have
located In Independence. Mrs. Fran
ciS will be remembered as Rose
TEsone.
A new dentist In town, DR.. ]. j.
Means. He means we'll enough.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Buxton OF S. Kansas Avenue, Satur-
day.
Scmething good to eat always on
tap at the Oxford.
The Kansas City excursion, Sunday
brought in number of sight seers,
Mr.. G. W. Davis has resigned his
position as principal of the Alcott
building Such things should not be
, allowed. No teacher should be free
to quit 10 the middle of term for
any trivial within of his own and de-
moralize the school. II his work is
very unsatisfactory the board might
8 met mes find it better tv call for his
resignation. We never heard that
this was the case with Mr.. Davis.
From the way re ignatiOns have
dr. Jpped 10 this year, we THU k tb t
the board would be justified Ia no
ing back one m onth's salary of every
teacher till the contract is compile. e.
Pure partridge cochin eggs for sale.
Mrs. w. T. Brown.
Horace Buchanan who went to Los
Vegas, N NJ, during the winter for
his health, reports great improve.
ment and begins to want to come
lone.
Mr.. Stacy who has been In the hos.
Dltal some time with some affli tion Of
the dead. died. Sunday morning and
was buried Monday afternO. n by the
Odd Fellows. Mr.. Stacy was about
50 years old and leaves widow and
young sou.
We pride ourselves on having the
best line Ut farming tools ever brought
to Chanute and at the right prices
! Heminger & Montague, 30l-3O3 e.
Main:
, Mrs. Prudence Rllbrend died at her
home on S. Grant, Monday morning,
Sac had been sick for long time aud
her death was expected. She was a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. r,
Gorley.
Earnest Harmon spent Sunday at
home.
Black Hawk corn planter. James
vile disc cultivator, JaHesville Pivot
beam shovel cultivator are a few of
our specialties 10 the implement line.
-Heminger s. Montague, 30l-303 E.
Main.
Miss Jessie Harper is home from
b &c visit In ST. Louis. /
+ Ansel Young is paperiDg Shaw.
Representative Of the Chanute
Commercial Club visited Petrolia,
Monday night. They were royalty en-
tertained by the Petroliaites, and
speak in the highest praise Of the citi-
zens and business men OF that infant
wonder. There is little talk that
Chanute is soon to become;a suburb
OF this THRIVING little city by reason
of the connection OF the two by II e
(trOlig line.
d G.. 3. Hudson has gone to Texas
with the home seekers.
Lon Ca q bern passed through Cha
mute Tuesday on his way TO Topeka,
likewise Jim Nation.
Miss Eena Johnson Of Caldwell is
visiting Mrs. Stacy Gordon.