Chanute Tribune from Chanute, Kansas • Page 3

FAQB THREE CANUTE WSEKLY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY 19.1S08. rett Alford took dinner Ingels and wife Sunday. Country Correspondence last winter, to one hundred and fifty-five volumes of choice books. lAwrence Russell went to Independence Friday on business. Lee Tomllnson went to Iola and coming through on the other aide.

looks rather thin but nothing like everybody expected. It has been reported that he was very Alex. Doran of Springfield, Is here looking after business interests. W. H.

McFalls of Independence, is spending a few days in this vicinity. He Is looking after his farm etc. The funeral sermon of Henry Mills was preached by Rev. Gray of Cha-nnte, and was a very able effort. With but one or two exceptions.

all relatives were there. The A. H. T. A.

lodge attended the services in a body. The M. E. church was filled to overflowing standing room all being filled. KANSAS CITY MARKETS.

Kansas City, Jam 17. Kansas City Live Stock Market as reported by the atoler Live Stock Commission Co. Cattle Rcceipls 7,000, calves 500 The market opened active and price ruled steady to strong for light weigh shortfed steers, and strong to 10 higher for medium to heavy steers Prime grades weje eraree and one load sold at $5.65. Late yeeterda: three cars, 1673 pounds, sold at $5.8 the top price since ttie holidays. Th-trade in cows and belfers opener active at steady prices.

Heavy cow. closed up strong. The supply ol stockers and feeder was small am prices continued firm. with, the close yesterday. Veal calves were steady and stock grades weak.

Hogs Receipts Market if sleady to 10c lower. The top wav $5.45 and the bulk of sales $5.25 $5.40 against for top and to $5.30 for bulk off pales last Wed ZION. 7-lon, Jan. 16. We are having 4y roads.

Sam Keyhard of Decatur, 111., Is visit In relatives In and around Chanute Pearl Armstrong and Herbert Lawrence Bpent Sunday with Pearl anl Lloyd Hyers. O. l. Armstrong lost a calf one day last week. Mr.

Orr, our mall carrier, says the roads are the worst he ever Raw. The Misses (ieorgia Hrowning, Zella fSreen and Pearl Armstrong spent last AVedntfMlay night wi'lh 'Mae Callahan. Orr McMilleu and wife Bpent Sun-lay with Oscar Friedline and wife. Alvic KndBley 'spent Sunday with Floyd MeMillen. The telephone men have 8ft their poles and are trimming the hedges preparatory to putting up the wires.

Zella Oreen and Willie Chappie attended 'Ihe social at Edwin Wyatt's Friday night. ST. PAUL. St. Paul, Jap.

.15 Mike Quinn, wife and three children returned Monday lo their home in Sallna after, spending ft week with Mrs. Qulnn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Butler. A son was born on the 12th Inst.

lo Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. Miss Maude Miller left -Sunday for Joplln, to prepare to be a trained Burse. St, Paul will soon have twenty ttreet lights.

The work is tow In progress. More will be put in when ceded. Mr. Mrs. Lon Smflh from Stark visited relatives Saturday and Sunday.

Joe Abell of South Mound and Miss Maude Wlman of Krie will be married the ltith inst. in St. Joseph's church at South Mound. Rev. Fr.

Cyril, C. will perform tlie ceremony. A number of Miss May Pcvine'B friends assembled at her homo last Thursday, and gave her a pleasant mrpiise, It. being the occasion of her itnefeenth birthday. John Butler is up from Parsons to ipend several days with his parents.

The closing exercises of the Retreat Tor the men of St. Francis parish look pinee last Sunday. About 200 men received Holy Communion at the I o'clock mass. At half past. 3 in the al-ternoon, Rev.

Fr. lsidor, C. who rondueted the delivered on eloquent sermon on' the Second after which all the men with T. L. DISTRICT NO.

24. District. No. 24, Jan. Ifi.

Mabe.Ue Whitworth was sick Monday. Florence Davidson spent Monday night, with Blanche IX-bler. ir W. Lowe Is south of Erie buying mules this week. W.

P. Whitworth was In Kansas City the first of the week. Mrs. Florence Harding is boarding with Mrs. O.

P. Taylor. Loyd Chllson spent Sunday afternoon with Clive Taylor MY. and Mrs. G.

P. Taylor spent Sunday afternoon' at Ed King's. Blanche Debler visited with Nellie and Carrie Satterwhite Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Florence Harding spent Saturday and Siinday at home.

Claudie Smith is in school again after an absence of one week. Several from school attended church at Mt. Pleasant -Monday night. I Rev. Smith was calling on Mr.

and Mrs. G. P. Taylor Tuesday. Harry I'ugh and family atended the oyster super at Spring Branch Satur day night, Mrs.

H. W. I.iwe and Mark attended the funeral of Mrs. Lowe's nieco at Big Creek Chapel Sunday. Floyd and Murry Tripp are the only pupils who have been neither absent nor tardy this term.

Report of Barney School, District No. 24, for the 4th month, ending Jan. 3, 1900: Total number enrolled 29: number of days of attendance 501; average daily attendance 25; number of tardiness 29; number of cases not absent number not tar.ly 12; number neither absent not tardy visitors 4 Those neither absent nor tardy were; Floyd and Murry Tripp, Ernest King, Clive Taylor, Virgil and Earl Push. Visitors- were: G. A.

Shellhom, Lillie M. Chilson and Robert Ellis. Visitors are always welcome. LONG MOUND. Long Mound, Jan.

10. Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins spent Monday with Mr. Libertins'.

Mr. and Mrs. Weber and grandma Yoder spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Krelder.

Mr Fuller is eft ill on the sick list. Mrs. Libertins spent Wednesday with Mrs. Jenkins. Mr.

Libertins and Vera Stipp "V-turned Monday evening from north of Chanute, where tbey have been trapping. John Jenkins is working on the pipe line. Mrs. Abby Wall and children visited her mother, Mrs. Clifford, Sunday.

Jerome After Insurance Officers. New York, Jan. 13. It can be authoritatively stated that district attorney Jerome will start criminal prosecutions against certain life insurance officers or ex-officers. No public move Is expected before January 23, wheu the special grand Jury will investigate.

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for its sale is made on our honor, we do not want your money unless you are benefitted and satisfied. There is no stomach dosing in connection with Hyomel. It is a thorough, ly local treatment for a local disease, and its soothing, healing medication goes direct to the spot where it is needed. The complete Hyomel outfit consists of a pocket Inhaler, a medicine dropper, and a bottle of Hyomel, and the: price is only $1, while additional bottles can be obtained for 60 cents. We positively guarantee a cure when Hyomel is used in accordance with directions, or we will refund your money.

This certainly shows our faith and belief In the virtues of Hyomel. Yours very truly, BOSCHERT WILLIAMS. It was Immediately attended to, and is now doing nicely. LIBERTY. Jan.

10. Examination this week. John Eisenbramlt and Frank AbH attended a sale at Mr. Halter's near Dennis last Wednesday. T.

L. Dowell of Nowata, I. came Thursday to visit home folks. Kenneth Stroud attended Sunday school at Morehead Sunday evening. Sarah Burkenmeier attended church at Shiloh Friday evening.

Cliaiie-y and Orley White went to Morehead Saturday evening. Mrs. James, Lewis came home Monday from Missouri where she has been to see her brother. Annie MuFgrove and Hazel Eisenbrandt were Bbsent from school Monday. Charley and Orley White spent Fri day evening at John Dowell'a.

Mr. Blackburn is working for Riley Vanhouten this week. Wesley Lewis moved last Friday to Colorado. Mr. and Mrs.

Medford were In More-head Saturday. Ona Dowell spent Saturday and Sun day with home folks. Charley Stroud "was a Morehead visitor Saturday. Alford Jones went to Neodesha Thursday. T.

L. Dowell spent Sunday with his uncle, Cary Smalley. Frank Bryson drove to Cherryvale Tuesday. Mrs. Jones went to Thayer Monday.

Perry Vance was in our midst Mon day evening. Flossie Dowell was absent from school Monday on account of sickness. Wyatt Linscot't, who is working In Cherryvale, spent Sunday with home folks. Smith spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. BIG CREEK.

Big Creek, Jan. 16. Lewis Schul'ti of St. Joseph, visited during a part of last week with Mrs. Martin and family.

The nominating committee of Big Creek Sunday School met last Sat urday night. The school accepted the nominees and the officers were soon elected. Mr. Rice retains the place of superintendent, while only a few changes were made. Dick Mt-Kee celebrated his tenth birthday.

He invited his little friends to dine with him Sunday. Those In attendance were Dorthy Scott, Lillie Lefever, Walter and Rob Martin. Little Bcrnice Brown was buried Jan. 14 in Big Creek cemetery, Rev. Smith, preaching an appropriate ser mon at the funeral services.

The bereaved family have the sympathy of their friends. A little daughter arrived to brighten the home of Wesley Eimey on Jan. 16. All parties quite well. RURAL.

Rural, Kansas, Jan. 16. Vernle Ril ey has been sick this week. Walter and Ida Packard and Homer Fletcher spent Sunday evening at Mr. Riley's.

Mr. Hathaway is improving his res idence by ihe aditlon of a new porch. Mr. Null spent Sunday at Mr. Fletcher's.

Ernest and David Stewart and Fred Hathaway called on Walter Packard last Wednesday evening. Mrs. L. C. Taylor and children and Miss Lillie and Everett Taylor visited Geo.

L. Taylor's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Hiley and daughter, Ethel, spent Sunday at D. B. Williams'. Fi ank Ostrander, who has been visiting borne folks for a few days has returned to his work at Allu-we, I.

T. Packard spent Sunday with Wm. Chance. There will be a box supper at Rural Saturday, January 20. everybody in vited.

THAYER. Thayer, Jan. 16. Gene Bucbannaa is able- to take charge of bis section again. Mr.

Seckman is improving slowly, but will not be able to go to work again for some time. Joe Long came home Sunday. He ROLLIN. Rollln, Jan. li.

rturghart, wife and son of Chanute, were visiting with Mi's. Mary Burghart Monday. Church at the North Valley was well attended Sunday. We understand the dance at Teto Breiner's Saturday night was a success and all report a good time. Harry Webb sawed lumber for pe-los Johnson at Rollln last week.

Ask Tom Gingrich and Tom East-born how they like to move an oli wornout engine on muddy roads. Mr. Hodgden who has been living on the Sam Noffsker farm is contemplating moving south of Chanute some time this week. Phillip ReUig Is now employed at the Rollin refinery. August Meyer, made a business trip to Chanute Saturday morn- in.

Henry Burghart helped Augustus Gericke a half-day last wevk loading a car of corn at Rollin. PIATT. Piatt, Jan. 10. Water, water, every where, but not a drop to drink; mud, mud, everywhere, which is very bad, don't you think? Morris and Fred Pysher, Frank Eastburn, Vern Wood and Ixiran Fan- atia were school visitors Friday.

Revival services began Monday ev ening at Mt. Pleasant church and will last for several weeks. Rev. Smith of Chanute will conduct the services. He is a fine man and we hope for a great deal of good to be accomplished.

Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Ellis spent Sun day with Mr.

and Mrs. C. D. Helmer. Albert Ellis and Stella Dchler spent Sunday evening with Miss Cora East-burn.

Mark Eastburn visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Matuls Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Locky Matbes called on B. D. Ellis and family Sunday evening. Frank Wells was absent from school Monday.

Our new mail carrier Is doing good work and we are well pleased wltU him. Scott Forshea was visiting with Pf-ry Singer Sunday. Did. you attend church at Shaw last Sunday night? Several from here attended the play, "A Royal Slave," at Erie Fri day night. The Shaw schol had a spellin school last Thursday night and of course Piatt was there and as a mutter of fact it came off victorious.

Our good speller, Lloyd Midcap, was the champion speller. Piatt is proud of her pupils and of course she will al ways win. John and Ruth LaRue visited with Mr. and Mrs. T.

C. Leatherman and family Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C.

D. Helmer and son, Eddie, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. Leatherman and family Wednesday evening.

Mr. and' Mrs. C. D. Helmer entertained Mr.

and Mrs. B. D. Ellis Sunday. John Mathis of Chanute was visiting in this vicinity Sunday.

Watch for the date of the Piatt entertainment and spelling school. Merrill Mathis left school Monday on acount of sickness. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dcl-ber, Monday, Jan.

15, a boy. Leant Jan. 15. Some of the boya have been skating at night on A. W.

Alford'S pond. A number of the boys went crow hunting one night last week. They did not have good luck. It was too light. A number of the neighbors called at A.

W. Alford's Thursday night an1 stayed until bed time. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Libby and little Mary Felt, Arthur Libby and wife, Joseph Libby and wife, T.

L. Ingels and wife and Harry Ingels. John Collnls sold a horse Tuesday, Mrs. Libby Ingels accompanied Mrs. Scantlin to Iola Thursday to attend the Scantlin trial, but it was postponed.

A. W. Alford butchered two large hogs Wednesday. A. C.

Alford Is hauling bay. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Edwards of Cof-feyville, are visiting relatives at Lean-na, and looking after the interest of Mr. Edward's farm. Newton and Errett Alford have purchased a fine team of black mares. Several from here attended the Scantlin trial Monday. There was no church Sunday.

Haymaker called oa Mrs. A. W. Alford Monday, Mr. sad MTs.

Arthur Mt. aa Mrs Joseph LUtfey, Newton and nesday. Sheep Receipts 6,000. Market w.i fairly active with fteady prices with yesterday's decline. Residence Lets Offered at Big Bargain.

I have' some very desirable lots foi residences in Crasd View 'addition and Benedicts 3rd Addition, which 1 will sell at very LOW PRICES. R. ALLEN, J94 E. Main 6t BLACKSMITH COAL. Genuine George's Creek Big Vein Pjedmont Coal (mined in Maryland-the best smithing coal ia the worl; for sale at the Wm.

Kavanaugh Ct. shops. You can get a No. 1 leather epiarte top and leather trimmed buggy for th. low prire of $50.

This buggy will cos from. $10 to $15 more elsewhere. Hem- mger Montague. The recent earthquake, however, iv not nearly as severe as the one Kan sns gave Standard Oil' last wiuter. YOU ARE INVITED To cafl at the store of The GriflU Music one block south of tin Oriental hotel, when in Chanute, am hear Songs, Operas, Band and Orchas tra Music, finer than any show ever attended.

It costs you nothlnt in addition, you will have the pleasun of seeing the finest and largest stoc- of High Grade Pianos, Organs, Sewir- Machines and Talking Machines, an everything in Music, in this section Kansas, and we are offering them prices that will astonish you whe- you see them. We are going to mov, to the building now oecuF.l by th- Racket Furniture store on Feh. Is 1906, and we have made an actual di count of 20 per cent, on all new and from 1-3 to 1-2 off on slightly us. and shop-worn goods. This is tli chance of a lifetime to buy a ss ji high grade Piano, Organ or Machin at the price others ask you for a chea -1 one.

We will sell you a cheap one i' you want it, at about Y2 what you can get it elsewhere. Come and see Make-'-ourself at heme and enjoy tfco music. THE GRIFFIN MUSIC One BJock South of Oriental Hotel NEOSHO VALLEY. Neosho Valley, Jan. 111.

Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Houston entertained at seven o'clock dinner Wednesday evening Mr.

and Mrs. A. G. Nelson and Mr and Mrs. L.

P. Burris. Nels Nelson is trimming hedge. Road Overseer Browning has been doing some good work on the roads in this vicinity last week. Nels.

Nelson dined with Erie Andr. son of the city Sunday. Emil Johnson visited Mr. Dennis Wednesday evening. Jack Baker Is working at Petrolla.

Mr. and Mrs Branson visited Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sunday evening. Miss Adell Lee of Chanute is vlai'- on the bottoms.

The city, began drillng for gas on the John Nelson place the first part of the week. Harry Downing fell off an oil tank when at work on the Ryberg lease Tuesday and was considerably bruised Mr. Jones living six miles southwest of Chanute purchased some Leghorn cockerels of A. G. Nelson.

LITTLE FRJEND. Little Friend, Jan. Ifi. Mr. Jacobs took a load of fat hogs to Chanute Monday.

Silas Hummer was a pleasant visitor at school Monday. Miss Minnie "Hunt has nearly re covered from her recent llness. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Clemens spent an enjoyable evening at Mr. Rufi's. Ed McCoy, who recently purchased the John McCord property, has com menced work on his new residenco. Miss Adell Lee, of Chanute is visit ing her friend, Mrs. Rube Purky.

Frank Blaire, John Powell, and Bl'l Castle are aslsting Mr. Jacobs with his farm work. Misses Beka and Sophia Floatman spent Monday with their sister, Mrs Clemens. Mr. and Mrs.

James Wilson of Washington, are expected here this week They will make their home witH W. H. Blaue and family. Harry Toomey is absent from school this week on account of serious illness. We miss him very much and hope to have him with us soon.

Albeit Ewing and family, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Speck were visiting In this vicinity, Sunday.

Mrs E. J. Moeller was calling on th. sick of the neighborhood this week. The oil men are still at work on the Hummer lease, and will drill another well in the near future.

HARMONY. Harmony, Jan. 15. Mabel Curtis has been having a siege of this week. Jas.

Krouscn and daughter are both better. Frank Booe and family spent Sun day at Cary Clouds. Smith's young folks spent Sunday at B. Johnson's. Charley Smith and Hildred Hamil ton are back in school after a two week'sa bsence on account of sick ness.

Mrs. Thomas Hogan and daughter. Anna, spent Sunday evening at Albert I A. Guley visited at J. J.

Smith's Wednesday. Sunday School was well attended Sunday, considering the weather The Standard Oil Co. connected up the Junction OH tanks Saturday. Gada Crater spent Saturday sight and Sunday with her cousin, Ona Brown. Flossie Cornell spent Wednesday night with Pearl Johnson.

Mrs. Nathan Johnson is visiting her sister near Vilas this week. Mrs. E. L.

Lock and Miss Daley spent Sunday afternoon at Thca. Hogan's. Sidley Yount and Geo. Bickel have each been on the sick list this week. E.

B. Johnson and wife and H. Dennis called an Jas. Krouse Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs.

Frank Tount of Chanute, Tislted at their ton's, S. B. Yount, Friday. Dan Cornell and family and Watson Johnson visited at Lou Brlley's Sun day. They are drilling for gas Russell's farm.

i The rest cf the books ordered for mr: library arijre last week Tabs increases library which was begu Joined the Holy Name Society. Its object is to do away with the use of profane language. Mr. Osborne and familjt are pre- paring to go to Seattle, where they intend to make their home Their many friends will regret their departure. Wm.

Mason came up from Parsons Sunday. The plumbers are not so busy now. Their rush of work is over for the present. UNION VALLEY. Union Valley, Jan.

15-iMiss Daley ipent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs M. M. Frazler In Austin. Mr. and Mrs.

Grant McCowan ar-3 the proud parents of a ten-pound baby girl. Clay and Murray Tennis and Aaron and Leslie Kepley spent Saturday and Sunday at Ed Kepley's, near Altoona, Scett Neptune and wife left laBt Thursday for Grenota, to visit with the former's sister, Mrs. Ed Ar buckle. Mr. Patterson and family have moved on the farm lately vacated by Mr, Oolobay.

Anna Hansen was absent from school Monday. Charley Gates spent Sunday after noon with Johnny Hill. Mr. Gates butchered Friday. W.

S. Bigcs and wife Sundayed at Dan flower's. and Mrs. Terry spent Sunday afternoon at Fred Bower's. Mrs.

Nellie Myers spent Friday night with her sister, Mabel Jones. Mrs. Jones is spending this week at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blair's.

Verne-Patterson was a new pupil enrolled in school Monday morning. Earl Gilmore met with what might nave been a serious accident last Thursday, while playing with lbs snow. His ear became fastened in Freddie Hansen's ns-pender buekle, ihe hook entering it its full length, The Jockey Club' Shoeing Shop Is the place to get your work done if yeui want a first-class job. Don'1 forget we guarantee horses not to We refund your money as cheerfully as we took It If we fail. Also do a general black-smlthlng business.

Plow work a specialty Come and trade with us and be convinced that we do what we say. Phone 685. 106 Ooutb Grant. 1 L. W.

JACKSON. IHevvpovt pool iparlor Is a Gentlemen's Resort for pleasure. Good Tables, Good Music, Good Cement Floor and tables always level The best billiard' tables in Chanute. Liberal treatment to the trade. lt Parlor In Basement of Elk Building.

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