The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-03-04
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home.
Tue Neosho Valley bank solicits
your BUSINESS
Mr., Abb Hunter has bought a home
on 18th street.
Miss Lizzie Mckinley Of Erie is
visiting IN Chanute.
Mrs. J. b. McCrary OF HUMBOLDT is
visiting in Chanute,
County Superintendent Swain was
10 Chanute Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Schmutz has resumed
work, after short illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Stewart
came up from Erie Tuesday.
Courteous treatment and fair deal
ing at the NeoshO Valley bank.
N. e. Wood has gone to Spring
field, Mo, on little business trip.
The crop of candidates seems good
this spring, big yield and good quality,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Mccormick
have gone to Shawnee, Oklahoma, to
live.
Miss Frank Wilson spent Sunday
with home folks. She teaches in
Independence.
Attorney Smith missed the mort
ing train to Erie, Tuesday aud had TO
drive across the country.
9 Wilbur Allen is again on the
streets, after a severe illness. We
thought election day would bring
him out.
c. @. Boman has announced his
candidacy for county surveyor. M.
Buman is splendid citizen and wei
qualified for the place,
Mrs. w. W. Waldrip was pleasant
ly surprised on her birthday, last
Friday, by the arrival of quite a
number of her friends aud relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Wells have
gone to Los Angales, Cal, to live,
likewise Joe Light. Mr.. A. p.
tletcher went along but expects IT,.
,otnrY IN % or a ahnrt Watt
The recital of Miss Bessie Gross
was held in the Christian church
Tuesday evening. A fair Grove
greeted Chanute's gifted musician
and greatly enjoyed the program.
Last Saturday was Il rainy day.
The farmers who put off their weekly
trading TO the last day OF the week
found it very disagreeable coming to
town. The results were, many did
not come, as a result the clerks had
kind Of day off.
Mr. w. L. Neal OF Erie, candidate
for county clerk, was in Chanute one
day last week. Likewise Mr.. Joe
zimmerman uf Walnut Grove town
ship, eradicate for register of
deeds, TAese are two good men well
fitted for The places they aspire to
fill.
Mrs. A. G. Nelson of this city died
at Moline, Tuesday morning. She
had just passed through a severe
attack of typhoid fever and she and
her husband went to Moline to visit
with her parents, She there took a
relapse and speedily passed away.
The Baptist church of this city
was totally destroyed by fire last
Friday night. The parsonage adjoin-
ing was very materially damaged.
This is a very severe blow to the
church. They had just been spending
considerable money on the buildings,
remodeling and fixing up generally.
Judge Keller returned from five
weeks trip in Colorado last Sunday.
While gone the judge traded his
residence property in Chanute for q
big hotel in that county and will
soon move TO the location In soutb-
western Colorado, and become land
lord. Chanute will see Judge Keller
leave with many sincere regrets,
In The Youths Companion of March
3rd appears an article by Israel Zaug-
will, entitled, "What Zionism Is
1t describes in much detail the history
of the movement set on foot by
certain European Jews to establish,
in Palest Inc or Mesopotamia preferably
new Land of Promise-a land 10
which, for the first in twenty centuries
the Jews should be in majority, and
thus be rid forever of the disabilities
under which they still suffer in many
parts OF the world
Gas Explosion.