The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-07-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

straight OF the drowning OF Charlie
Bear, of which We made note two
weeks ago. Instead of being i'm the
water an hour, as our first Informant
told US, Mr.. Wilmington says the boy
was not in to exceed two minutes
When taken out the blood rushed from
his mouth and nose and flowed a gleai
quantity. The men worked with him
faithfully for an hour but were unable
to bring back a sign of life. Mr.. Whit.
tington has had a great deal of exper.
fence with drowning persons and be
promptly applied in this case the most
approved methods of treatment, meth.
DDS that had proven successful in cas-.
es that seemed much worse than this
The fact that they did not succeed this
time, as we'll as other circumstances
Of the case, would go to show that
death must have resulted from some
thing besides strangulation.
Some dead beats who owe for this paper sev.
eral years and have returned the paper through
the postofice marked refused, - will be writ.
ten up in good shape unless prompt settlement
ie made.-Pdrsoss Palladium.
The trouble is that these fellows do
not In the least mind being written
up" The first two or three times we
published our dead beat list we lived
In hourly expectation of being knock
ed down and "tromped on" but ii
never happened. There is not much
use trying to get through the epider.
mis- of man who has gall enough to
take a paper three or four years with
out paying for it and then send 1t
back marked refused"
Prof. Snow Gays that the most con-
spicuous feature of June weather was
the low temperature which has only
been surpassed three times, 1869, 1876,
1884, in % years. The skies were
clearer than usual although for the
first time in % years there was not a
single day entirely free from clouds.
below the June average. The entire
completed has been 20.12 inches which
is 3.13 inches above the average for the
same months in the preceding q years.
The picnic of the mission bands of
Carlyle and lola at Ewing's grove last
Friday was we'll attended and proved
to be most enjoyable occasion. AL
most numberless baskets were brought
and their contents piled upon tables
spread under the arching trees, and
presented a most appetizing display.
And from the rapidity with which
they disappeared the appearance was
not deceitful. Interesting exercises
followed the dinner, and the remain
der Of the afternoon was spent in games
and social enjoyment.
Here We are! Come and get your
property insured in the German Insur-
ance Co., or some one of our good COM
panies. Come to US for the cheapest
loan. And look down the street and
see the liars kicking themselves be.
cause We did not leave lola, as they
said We did. If you want to learn any
thing about lola, Allen county, Okla
homa country, Oklahoma City, or
Guthrie, or any other place within our
reach, don't fall to call on us and we
will inform you. Cummings & Jones.
Moran Herald: Mr.. Rumbel last
week purchased from Mr., n. Southland
the property on the corner of Cedar
and Randolph streets, formerly occu-
pied by the city bank, and will build a
fine stone and brick hotel where the
present building now stands. The full
details of the building have not been
definitely decided upon, but il will be
40 by so feet, and two stories high.
Moran has long needed a good hotel
building and We are very glad that the
want is so soon to be supplied.
The popularity of Miss Nettie
Chambers, as a primary teacher. at
her home is pretty well attested by
the fact that number of applications
have been received from parents in
Humboldt desiring to place their child
rem in her kindergarten School dur
ing the Institute. Miss Chambers
taught a kindergarten at Humboldt
last summer aud was very successful.
1t really looks as If 1t sometimes pays for an
editor to have q wife.-IoLA REGISTER.
and sss why in
there are So many pretty maidens In lola, Is
more than we understand -Chsopa Democrat.
That is just the trouble-"there are
20 many" If there were only one it
would be easy enough; but TO choose
one from twenty or thirty, as odr friend
Byron once. remarked, what an insult
'twould be to the rest"!
We notice by Eureka papers that
J. NJ. Smith is candidate before the
Republican convention of Greenwood
county for county clerk. The REGIS.
TER congratulates the people of Green
wood on this opportunity TO secure the
services of good business man and an
all-round good fellow, and hopes they
will not fail to take advantage of it.
The jury was dismissed last Friday,
but the judge has been busy this week
with a number of court cases. A
criminal case is on trial for tomorrow
State VS.. John Hodge, charged with
interfering with an officer-after which
court will adjourn until August when
an extra term will be held.
The program as printed in the REG
lister this morning will be followed
out to the letter. The management
we're unable to arrange a bicycle race,
but with that exception everything
that was advertised will be carried out.
There lie no stake" about a celebration
when lola gets it up.
America" .'The Star Spangled
Banner" and "The Red, White and
Blue,u are three songs that every
American ought to know by heart.
The REGISTER prints the words to-
day 30 that if you happen not to know
them you need not put off learning
them any longer.
To-day being a national holiday the
post Office will be open only short
time in the morning and from 2:30 TO
$3.50 in the afternoon.