The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-04-29
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visiting relatives ia Chanule.
l.. l.. MARCEL had refinery business
in Kansas City, Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John HEMP
nil, girl.
Chanute seems little quiet since
the Oddfellows left.
Wonder how those sections Of tie
city feel now who have DO water?
Mrs. Mary Mosier, past 60, fell,
Tuesday, aud severely hurt her hip.
Harry Keys had business in Pitts
burg Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Vaughn visited in
carlton this week.
A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
r. e. Morgan Of mbal died Of
dirhtheIia, Monday.
Mrs. E. y. Juleson, formerly a
resident of this city, died at her lone
In Ottawa, one cay last week.
The ointment on the water
question might change should big
fire get started.
Mr.. Fisher has started his new
drill to WORK on the Clay Todd loI,
northeast Of the Catholic church,
DR.. Edwards drove his car to
Cherryvale Wednesday. c. q. Han =
come accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Stewart went
to HUMBOLDT Wednesday to attend
the wedding Of his brother IL. II
Stewart.
UDcle George Berry of Galesburg is
in the city 10 king after his property
| interests.
W. e. Salter has sold his home and
disposed of his interest 10 the under
taking business and expects to move
to Colorado.
Mrs. W. M. Gray is visiting old
home seems ia Decatur, Illinois.
Before returning she will attend the
Baptist anniversary In Chicago.
&c. Brown has returned from his
| Oklahoma trip. He came back via
Winfield and brought Gale home with
him,
Frank McCandless has been hot
bling arouGd on crutches for a few
days. Spralned his ANGLE. The only
wonder is that he has not broken his
neck ere this.
w. II. Cauble of Wilson county,
candidate for State Auditor, paid The
Times Office short visit Tuesday.
Mr.. Cauble is a pleasant courteous
gentleman and we'll equipped for
this position both by natural ability
and business experience. He is from
our eghbor county and it is simply
voting for home man to support
him Instead of stranger from the
west part of the state.
Mr.. VIII Sibert of Centerville
township, who was operated on at
the hospital few weeks ago for a
diseased kidney, returned Sunday
afternoon and Monday underwent
similar operation for the other
kidney. He stood the operation we'll
aud is expected to gaia strength
rapidly.
W. R. Willis, candidate for county
superintendent of schools, was In
Cbanute a portion Of last week look
ing after his interests. Mr.. Willis is
one of the strong teachers Of the
county and deservedly popular
young man. Should he receive the
nomination he will be popular can
didate from his extended acquaintance
as teacher In various parts of the
county add his general good qualities
as man.
Fruit growers are DESTROYS Of using
one spray that will be effective
against both plant diseases and in
furious insects so that all can be
dealt with at the same time. The
department of Entomology Of the
University of Kansas. therefore.
recommends the following:
Lime 6 Lbs.
| Sulpher Lbs.
boiled together in kettle Of water
for an hour. Strain this into q
barrel OF water and add two pounds
OF arsenate of lead.
1t should be applied now to peaches
TO control the rot and to apple trees
to prevent wormy apples and to
secure smooth symmetrical fruit in
stead Of fruit disngured by the scab.
This is also an excellentspray against
insects which affect the potato.