The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-04-01
LOCALS

Miss Nellie Mathews Is visiting In
Earlbon.
Mrs. G. W. Johnston went to
Thayer Monday.
Mrs J. D. Keith Of Tulsa, Okla,
Is visiting in Chanute.
Miss Myrtle McCune went to
Kansas City Monday afternoon.
Prof. W. L. Newell visited home
folks In Erie Saturday and Sunday.
The Chanute Refinery is laying pipe
to the cement plant to furnish fuel
oil.
Mrs. W. G. Dutton of Erie visited
her daughter, Mrs. f. S. Wilson, last
week.
Mrs. j. e. Tharp and Mrs. Doug.
Finn went to Yates Center Monday
20 visit.
Mrs. L. Meyer of Kansas City is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Rosenthal.
60. T. Grubbs spent Friday night
with Prof. Pinet and went on to Erie
Saturday morning,
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Mollett have gone
to Hays City. Mr.. Mollett will
attend the Hays normal.
Byron Shinn and number CT The
other university students came home
for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Harry Brown returned to
carlton Tuesday after several days
spent visiting her sister Mrs. Pattee.
Mrs. W. Fl. Hemphill has been
sent to Topeka hospital. Her
daughter is an employee of the hos
pital.
Wilbur Lapham has announced
himself as a candidate for nomination
on the Democratic ticket for county
attorney.
| Dave Houston will now have to
run for member of the school board.
He waited a day too lo.g before
declining.
Bert Horton got severely burned
about the hands Sunday while work
ing on the new annex gas well on the
Nelson land,
G. b. Amyx has struck good flow
of gas in a we'll just drilled on the
Nelson land in the Savonburg
neIghborhood.
II has been decided that the air
dome will open May 2nd instead of
the 18th as has been the custom. Sec
what early spriEg will do.
We have two elegant fresh cows for
sale. They are first class in every
particular. We want to quit the
business. "A. Fl. Turner.
DR.. L. d. Johnson was called to
Beaver Monday by the death of his
mother. Her death was sudden,
caused by cerebral hemmorage.
For Sale--Buff Orpington eggs. Sc
lect matings SO 90 to S. per 10. Farm
range 1925 for Is. IS so per 100 -
Ernest Yount, Chanute, KS.
The coronor's jury impanneled to
inquire into the cause Of the death
of j. L. Roe, reported that he came
to his death from wound in the
back of the head which was made by
some unknown cause and In some
unknown manner.
Mrs. Will Sibert who has been
staying i n Chanute while her husband
was Ia the hospital returned to Erie
Monday. Mr.. Sibert has so far re-
covered that he is able to walk out a
little but e~pects to remain another
week yet for treatment.
The two large stocks Of drugs khow
as the Brown Pharmacy and the old
Boschert & Williams stocks will be
consolidated at once and managed by
one tltm. The Brown Pharmacy stock
will be moved into the Boschert Il
Williams building, then the stock
owned By Waller s. Villepigue will
be moved into the room vacated by
Mr.. Brown.
The University Of Kansas may soon
have company of the Kansas
National Guard. Clinton r. Shiff1er
of the School of Law has secured the
necessary number Of signatures to
petition and has forwarded 1t TO the
proper authorities. The Agricultural
College at Manhattan has the cadet
system, in charge Of a regular army
ofAcer.
The Commercial Club claims to