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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
5
Reading of local names places and ads. Mentions Mrs Harbaugh Seth Wells Pleas Mort M T Jones Denver California Kansas Crude Oil Co stock 40c and more. Various moves visits and sales including farm for sale and watch repair service. trains new line to Kansas City.
St Mammoth exRacket. Pay four axes at P Hurt's office. Mr and Mrs Lee Bailey spent Sunday in Chanute. Mrs Chas McCune visits her people in Girard. J W Pratt went to Cantos C on Cousiness trip. Mrs Mayor Roe and the young mayor visit Erie. Heminger and Montague's offer a full line of carriages and baggies. Conservative Management The Kansas Crude Oil Co stock 40e. Rev Pulliam and R N Allen go Baldwin commencement. Je Dunham uses mother home on West Main. Will Allen went to Baldwin Saturday for commencement. An investment and not a speculation Kansas Crude Stocks at 400. Five oilers. Dr Norman L Roberts, Central office over First National bank. Office hours 9 to 6. Phone 72. Industrial Agent Peeler studies oil and gas resources. Dr and Mrs R A Light go to California. Decoration day services held in Chanute. graves decorated. Rev Quayle speaks at Williams Opera House with crowded house. A ball game in town between R R boys and others ends in 6wed favor of R R boys.
Fragmented lines report social visits, livestock sales, bonds, and civic notes. Mentions Mrs T J Whisen, J McGlassin Jersey cow purchase, Heminger Montague carriage ads, Wailer Rickle election as G A R delegates, Bodman asks for property listings, water works bonds discussed, Chamberlains tablets for stomach relief, mule and cattle for sale near Earlview, G A R posts consolidation debate, lost English setter Jerry belonging to G H Miller with reward.
The Neasha County Normal opened Tuesday morning with 137 enrolled and paid the required fee. Supt. Sailors, Ed Royster, Jon Cannan and S. C. Risdon are in charge. The staff notes many new faces and a busy first day of practical work. A baseball team has formed and is open to engagements. Visitors included F. M. Abbott, Dr. Sweeney, Miss Deer and A. H. Turner. Miss Mae Dennis was appointed pianist. Eva Stark received a Coffeyville assistant principal position with a handsome salary. A new word peyche eee action puzzles the normalites as Royster is asked to speak on it.
A Wichita reader claims long term success with Herbine to regulate liver and bowels. The ad urges daily bowel movement for health and lists 50c price at Geo P Wilder's. The message cites Mr G L Edwards of 142 N Main St as endorsing the remedy.
Rev A J MacMurtry will speak at the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath evening on fraternity, marking the anniversary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The event invites members and the public to reflect on fraternal bonds and community service.
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