The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-01-21
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Courteous treatment and fair deal
ing at the Neos no Valley bank.
Mrs. w. D. Simmons has gone to
Ottawa to visit among Der people.
Mr.. r Moses and wife of Erie are /
visiting in Chanute.
VIM, KaHey had business at lola
Monday.
Mrs. w. L. Moreheart and daughter,
Hortense, are visiting in New York
Mrs. M. J. Holloway is visiting in
Earlton.
Mrs. e, NJ. Mills of Thayer is yisl'-
ing her son Charley in Chanute.
DR.. j. e. Shoemaker attended
meeting Of the dental association in
Parsons this week.
For Sale or Trade-Eor good sound
horse, one OF the best planes in the
city Of Cbanute.--See Col. Foote ut
Eray's Pool Room.
Itch, cured In 30 minutes by Wool
fOrd's Sanitary Lotion. Fever fails.
Sold by The Brown Pharmacy
The deputy assessors appointed for
Chanute are, r. G. Anderson, WIN.
Palmer, Fl. g. Clark and J. N. Nc
Adams with y. 2. Bodle and T. e.
Coulter members Of the board OF
review.
John Wright has Bought himself
another huIse. John would not have
bought this horse but for the fact
that his barn looked so lonesome with
nothing In or around it but Turser's
chickens.
Last Saturday the house Of W. Il. |
Allen in Erie was entered while Mrs.
Allied was out end considerable
property destroyed, consisting OF
clothing aBd jewlery. The party
committing the dastardly deed did
not seem DESTROYS Of stealing, but
simply to destroy. The indications
are that it was simply piece OF
malicious spite work.
Judge Finley is still suffering a. d
seems to get ne better, His dlsea Q
is bafflIn The general opinion seen
to be that al ahcess is forming somt-
where about his internal anatomy
Later: The judge was operated Hpt a
Wednesday afternoon and a quantity
of puss removed. He slept wei
Wednesday night and was feeling Ike
prise fighter Thursday,
Mrs. Vim. Banks Of Independer ce
aud her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones and brother Frank Jones
of Ctffeyville, passed through ChanHte
the first of the week GA their way TO
Mesa, Arizona, where they will spend
the balance of the winter visiting |
with their son and brother, Chas. +,
Jones.
Mr.. N. ". Lincoln who has been : n
invalid for many years aud for several
weeks confined to his bed, passed
sway We nesday morning. For
long time he has been coained to an |
invalid chair but kept up attending
to such business as he could handle |
He was patient cheerful sufferer
Mr.. Lihcoln was an intelligent ivan
aud a very interesting talker, The
body will be buried at 10 a. M, this
morning. Mr.. Lincoln leaves wife
and two children. He looked ahead |
for his families comfort and left $1,000
insurance.
COnsol idated schools are not An
experiment. They haye passed that
stage. And we have not heard Of an
instance where they did not give
satisfaction, at least to the majority
The expense is no more and In some
cases is actually less than in the
small school. The "long ride" in a
comfortable carriage is easier than
shorter walk in the slush and mud. |
Fhe dread OF the evil effects of bring
ing ~ so many children together rs
faucifui. For they are well looked
after and as well guarded as arc the |
lesser number 10 the little school.
DR.. J. b. Edwards had quite ab
experience one night this week while
returning from call south of town.
Somehow he got onto the wrong road
which took him TO, an old ford on
Turkey creek instead of the bridge.
He drove into the water aud one of
his horses was struck by a floating
cake of Ice and apparently injured
The doctor got out 10 the lee cold
water and uahitched his team and
led them out. He found farm house
land borrowed aa old buggy which