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December 28, 1911 Vol. 3. No. 5. Chapman, Kansas, THE CHAPMAN GAZETTE.

E. F. Halbert, Editor. Eutered at the Post Office, Chapman, Kansai, Feb. io, '10, for admission as second class matter 50 Cents a Year, In The County.

A Progressive Republican Newspaper Issued Every Thursday. Thursday, December 20, 1911 loving Picture Show! Buhrer Opera House; L. C. Whitehair, Mgr. THREE NIGHTS EACH WEEK Monday, Wednesday, Satruday OPEN FROM 7:30 TO SHOWS.

Constant Change of Pictures; Clean, High Class Films; Illustrated Songs. ADMISSION 5 AND 10 CENTS. Free matinee to school children Sat. afternoon CITY OFFICERS. Mayor: Walter N.

Wilkins, Councilrnen: Riley Loudon, Uei Drain, Henry Wadick. E. S. Eaglen, Harvey Brechbill. Pres.

of Council: Riley Loudon. Treasurer: Ray Foley. Clerk: G. H. Dockhorn.

Marshal, W. B. Banning. Police Judge, T. J.

Foley. Sal-. A Chicago Cottage Organ Good as new. Will be sold right. Inquire at this office.

UNION PACIFIC TIME GAUD. ionally strong stu lent, graduating in 1905 from the General course in the Dickinson county High school, and post graduating in 1908 from the College preparatory 'course in the same school. All her friends congratulate her on securing this scholarship. WENT BOUND. 3 02 p.

m. 1:50 p. m. 9:58 p. m.

No. 103 No. 107 No. 109 No. 159 Limited 7:35 a.

1 Stoves For Sale. small, round oak heater, burns or wood, price $500. A round oven for stove pipe, $1.00 3-3 Mrs. S. E.

Poor. KAST BOUND. 8:45 p. ni, 1 1:42 a. m.

2:15 a. in. 3:02 m. 'No. 110 4 No.

104 -No. 108 -No. 158 Daily except Sunday. The Ladies Missionary Society of the Congregational church will meet with Mrs. Frank fodders on Wednesday afterno January 3,1912.

Ail interested in Missions are invited Ho, attend this meeting. V. L. OWENS. Agent.

The Methodist church will observe tke of prayer. Services every night next week, conducted by Rev. Lee Darnell. Everybody welcome. Time, 7:30.

T. E. Johnston, pastor. Youwant to Sell or Kent, You want to Buy or tent, Employ or Employment; IF You Want Nursery Stock; IF You Want Insuranc Fire, Lightning, Tornado or Life; Services at the Methodist church I L. RAIN.

next Sunday morning. Forrest J. Poor of Hollister, California, spent Christmas with his mother and family here. -o- Osceola Pooler Pleased. is.

Oscol a Pooler, appeared before a rather small but appreciative audience in the new opera house last Friday evening. By special request she changed her program and gave Chas. Klein's, "The Music Master." Those who heard her this time and four years ago, when she appeared here jn a similar role, pronounced her much stronger, having a much wider range and scope of dramatic ability. She is very pleasing as a reader and an entertainer and her return dat will be eagerly looked forward to. Miss Martha Sparks came up from Kansas City to spend Christmas with her parents here.

Granted A Scholarship. A scholarship was granted last Saturday, at the Uneversity of Kansas, to Miss Lucy Huff, of this place Miss Huff is a sophomore in the school of liberal arts at the Uniuersity. The scholarship is that given by George Innes of Lawrence in honor of his wife and is known as the Eliza Mat. thewson fund Miss Huff will receive $150 a year for her college education. There were hix applicants for the scholarship.

Miss Huff is an except- E. J. Lat'tenr the new proprietor of the Wadick Bros, hardware stock, is makir-g extensive improvements in the building. Shelving will be built along the entire south side and the partition will be taken from the center of the building and the two rooms made into one large one. Jan.

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