The Chanute times., 1910-03-18
LOCALS

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Herbert johnson had business at
Fredonia, Tuesday.
John Heminger had business at
Walnut, Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. W. Blk.
ler, girl.
]. D. Byers had business In Kansas
City Monday.
T. H. Schumtz had business in
Humboldt Monday.
DR.. w. e. Cutler visited his old
home, st. Paul, over Sunday,
The Neosho Valley State bank Is
doing business on the old corner
Judge and Mrs. G. w. Keller have
moved to their new home Ia Colorado.
A. ID. and Harve Lowrance came up
to Chanute, from Thayer, Sunday, in
an auto.
NJ p. Helmick was called to Par
sons, Tuesday by the serious illness of
an uncle.
The police have on hand about Is
gallons Of whiskey which nobo dy
claims.
DR.. o. E. Gragg spent Sunday 10
Bartlesvlle, visiting his sons, Roy
and Ray
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by The Brown Pharmacy.
Dave Nelson has quit the Cash
Grocery and gO1e to work in the Rae.
ket Grocery. Daye is a strictly arst
class man.
John Lawrence was again called
home on account Of the serious coDdi-
ton Of his mother, reaching here,
Tuesday afternoon,
Chief of police, Seaver was arrest ed
Tuesday on a warrant sworn out by
J. W. Pratt, charging him with draw
irg a gun on Mr.. Pratt.
For Sae--Buff Orpington eggs. Sc
lect matings SO 90 to SIS per Is. Farm
range $125 for Is. $5 so per 100
Ernest Yount, Chanute, KS.
Col. Carpenter, Miss Ora Allen and
Miss Helen Beatty will make a tour
of Europe this summer, leaving Cha
mute about the middle of May.
Mr.. Fisher has bought lot In the
east part of the city, near the John
Roe place, and is putting down gas
well. We hope he may be lucky.
Arch Waller and Edgar Owen plead
guilty, one day last week In the police
court 20 violation Of the prohibltory
law and each was assessed fine of
800 which were paid.
Henry Koch took Rev. Kitchen and
family and Miss Rebeeca While DO
Thayer, Tuesday night in his auto
mobile to attend the revival services
being held there In the Christian
church
How to get ten thousand dollars
worth of railway bonds out Of the
inside of COW without damage to
either cow or bonds is one of the sad
problems which cenfronts a character
in Charles Miner Thompson's story of
Gan Army mule" now ruDuing In
The Youths Companion.
Mr.. s. S, Osborn received the pain
ful Intelligence, few days ago that
his mother, living in the old home at
DeHart, Ky, had very suddenly and
unexpectly died. She had been in
poor health for some time, but was
not though to be In any immediate
danger.
Miss Alice Horsley was held for
trial in the district court, under the
charge of concealing stolen property.
The property consisted of clothing
belonging to Miss Bessie Hess OF
Pittsburg, Pa, which DISAPPEARED
from her room, about Christmas
time. while she was visiting here.
The clothing was found in the
possession of Miss Horsley.
"The living here is better but not
so pleasant" said German farmers
wife, contrasting country life in
America with that in the fatherland.
This is one of the matters touched
upon 10 Foreign Farm Llfe"-an
article of the utmost interest and CT
great practical suggestiveness, which
is contributed to The Youths
Companion of March 10th by David
Fairehild, chief explorer for the