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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-01
Did Not Score a Run in
Yesterdays Game.
GRAYSwERE in FINE FORM
sLS JSEn % ~~rss
Batted Hard While Their Fielding
Was Without a Flaw.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

Heavy batting and faultless fielding
gave the Grays another victory over
the Ottawas at Adelaide Park yester-
day afternoon. Braun pitched for the
home team. and with him the men from
Canada could do. little or nothing. In
Tthe nine innings they secured only
seven safe hits, and these were SO scat
tered as not to have produced a single
run. Cassidy and canavan carried of
the batting honors for the Grays, Cas-
sidy placing three singles and a sacri-
flee. all Of which were timely. and Can
avan lined out double and two sim
giles. all OF them with men on bases.
Leahy and Lynch were welding the
willow In good shape. and Leany placed
a very neat homer over the left fence
early In the game.
The first run made by the Grays was
scored on Cassidy's single and Cana
'Stwo-bagger. after two were out.
Leahys homer was the second run. In
the third Lynch opened with a hit,
Walters bunted and made his bid for
sacrifice a safe hit by fast running, and
then both were advanced by Cassidy's
sacrifice. Canavan's second safe one
sent both men across the plate. Coon
ey's two-bagger and Braun's single
made the fifth run. and hits by Leahy
and Stouch, with a nice piece OF base
stealing. netted the sixth run. Three
singles by Lynch. Cassidy and Cana
van. with dashing base running plays.
produced two more In the sixth. and
made the score eight. The seventh was
the first inning In which the Grays
failed to score. In the eighth they got
another to clinch II. With two out
Bonner made tumble and q nasty
throw To first base Cassidy followec
with a righp field hit, on which Walters
went from first to third base. and then
on a combination stealing play Wal
ters scored, while Cassidy was being
chased up and down the line between
first and second bases. In six out of
the nine innings the Ottawas had men
on bases. but they were shut out every
time. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-01


Earned runs-Clevelands 2: Bostons,
I. Home run--Duny. Double play
Wallace and O'Connor. First base on
balls-By Young, 2: by Klobedanz, 1.
Struck out--By Young. l. by klobedanz,
l. Wild pltch-Young. Time-1:35.
Umpires--Lynch and Andrews.
The Bannon family stole yesterdays
game In Montreal from the Syracuse
team. In the ninth. with two out and
Jimmy on second and Tom on first.
Jimmy stole third base. Then >the
brothers worked n double steal success
fully. winning the game.
Seymour of the New Yorks had eight
strike-outs to his credit In Pittsburg.
Hastings kept the hits well scattered
after the nrst inning. when Joyce hit
for three bases and Tiernan beat cut a
bunt.
The st. Louis team played loose
fielding game yesterday. and the Quakers
won. Piatt was hit hard. but received
perfect support.
The Baltlmores found MCGEE OF the
Louisvilles cav. and had no trouble In
winning. Nops was knocked out OF the
box In the third inning.
KilIen was easy for the Cincinnatis
yesterday. while Breitenstein kept most
of the Washingtons' hits scattered.
Score: 3 to 5.
The Buffalos won Thinning pitchers
battle yesterday in Springfield. A piece
of stupid base-running by Pickett was
all that kept the Springfields from win
ming in the eleventh. Diggins' two
Dagger. Browns scratch and an error
by Reilly won for the New Workers. ]
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-01

A simple method OF cleaning velvet
velveteen and plush is described in the
September Ladies' Home Journal by
Emma M. Hopper. The rule applies to
all three KINDS OF goods. as all have n
pile which II fiattened must be assisted
to rise again. With the assistance OF a
stiff whisk broom. a pan of boiling
water and an oblising friend who Will
brush up the nap as you hold the goods
taut over the steam the wrong side 10
the water. these materials will look like
new. This process removes wrinkles.
brightens the color. and makes the
crushed nap stay up when brushed
against the grain. and viii answer for
black or coiored pile fabrics. III the
velvet he's grease spot on II remove
" with French chalk before steaminr.
A sticky spot may be lightly touched
with clean cold water before the steam
ing process.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-01

Two.basc hits = Canavan, Cooncy, Bean.
sacrifice hit-Cassidy. Home rln-Leahy.
Leahy ?. stouch Double plays-Cooney TO
stouch 10 Canavan. First base on bails-Of
Braun 3; off Morse I. Struck out--By Braun
Z. Wild pitch-Braun. 1ime-lh. 45m. Um-
pire--O'Ncil.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-01
Eastern LEAGUE STANDING.
LOST TO THE NoMADs.
Boston Could Not Gauge the Speed OF
the Clevelands' Pitcher.

Boston; Sept. 1.-The Boston team re-
turned to the home grounds yesterday
to give battle to the expatTiated Cleve-
lands, and as was to be expected. the
players tired rs. a. hong jump. lost to the
visitors, who had been resting in Boston
for the game. At that. Selee's men
played good ball. losing in the fifth, when
the Clcvelands succeeded in punching
their hits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-01

much needed run-getting. and outside
OF Duny's home run IN the second there
were no bong hits. Score:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
SPRING BRANCH
Mr. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter.

Henry Geer, of lola, had business
in this part recently.
Mr. Sigbee and family visited at
Wareu's sunday.
There was n young peoples party
at Mr. HOward's Friday night.
II III Bennett and family ate turkey
in this part Thanksgiving.
The entertainment aud basket sup.
per at Rock Creek Thanksgiving
evening for the benefit Of the schOo,
was a nice success in every particular.
There has been lots of corn buyers
in this part recently.
Mr. Reno and children have host
of true friends in his part who
mourn with them the loss of one
whose loving kindness and gOodly
exam le has been "A benitit aud guide
to all who knew her.
Reverend Jones was in this part
Thursday.
Mrs Baby, who have been visiting
at Mr. Daniels, have gone 30 Wood
son county to visit her sister.
The colored man Stewart and fam.
lily, who have been living in the Har-
Wy house fell out with some people
and hard work and pulled out for
Topeka Monday.
Mr. Anderson WAS buying turkeys
in this part Monday. He pays six
and half cents pound. He want
ed a hundred to ship.
Mrs John Clark and her two small
children returned from three months
visit in Illinois Friday. Her friends
ARE all glad to have them back.
We are sorry to say that Miss Mary
Worries doesn't improve any but is
still very low.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02

m N from Nebraska, whose name We
did not lesrn. Their friends wish
chem much happiness. They have
gone to Nebraska to live.
We are requested to announce that
The Diam I'd Girls' will give box
supper al tneir school house this Eri.
day night for the benefit of the
school. A are invit-d Come and
help the girls Ia their effort.
Levi Robinson and Sam Drsgoo are
counting in lola and tasting the
pleasures Of natural gas. We pre-
ume they will he wanting to move
permanently TO the "hubn at once
up ~ their return home.
Members of the "Allen county Hor.
tcultursl society" should rememb Ter
h 1t during the winter the society
meets the second Friday I'm each
month at the Grand Army Hall IN
l"la. An exceptionally interesting
meeting !. being srraingned for De-
cember. Watch for our Secratary's
announcements
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
LEANNA
DtEsKAU COURTNEY, Reporter.

Corn husking is about all over and
from the filled cribs and barns we ses.
IL must have been pretty fair yield
Mrs Il " Blair was visiting her
daughter, Mrs Huff of Savonburg,
last week.
Mr. James Bomsn aud daughter at
tended church at Lesnna.
Mr. and Mrs Call Montgomery, of
Chanute, were visiting at G w AL
wards last week.
Henry Roderick went 10 Chanute
Saturday.
There was spslliny bee at Big
Creek Thursday night and one at
Odense Friday night. All report AN
excellent time.
DIR Courtney made professional
call to Savonburg sunday night.
w : Swintzer and family have ar
we'd from Ill, and will occupy the
Doaham property. We welcome
them To our community.
There will be spelling match at
Leanna Friday night
a w Hunter is hauling corn to
Chsnute
Mr. and Mrs Grant Hubbard took
dinner with DR. Courtney's Sunday.
John Blair was trailing in Chanute
r. ursday.
Sunday m rDing fire caught the
OF of the mouse occupied by Mrs
Blythe and almost demolished 1t
Prompt and efficient work was all
hat saved The building from total de-
stfuction. The fire started from de-
tective tiue.
Saturday night the neighbors and
friends of 7 Alford to the number
of Alb mt forty-five proceeded to his
house and informed him IN way
that was easily understood that they
had come to spend the evening with
him, 1t heing his tiftieth birthday
and the hearty welcome they receiv-
ed was most gratifying. A very
pleasant evening was spent in games
and social intercourse after which re.
freshments were served. and each
guest In dep"rting 10 his home wish
ed Mr. Afford many return OF such
happy occasion
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
SILVER LEAF
Mrs. S. b. Blood, Reporter.

Silver Leaf people have been enjoy
ing the excellent services of Rev.
Mont gOmery who has been preaching
twenty nights and two Sabbaths.
Several persons have been convert ed
others are interested. Meetings con-
tinue with Increased interest.
Miss Voorhees, who has been III for
number of weeks. IL resting COM
fortably but with no signs of recovery
Mrs Bobby from Yates Center Is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
Daniels.
Walter Daniels is the plucky boy
who appreciate a higher education
enough TO ride back and forth from
his home to lola to attend the high
school.
Mr. Lust cousin OF Je SO Lust is
visiting him from OHIO.
A large crowd of neighbors and
friends surprised Mr. and Mrs For
sythe on last Thursday by entering
their home with we'll filed baskets.
1t was Mrs Forsythe's birthday aud
they had good social time and a fine
dinner.
Mr. Freeman Is hard working en-
thusiastic teacher and Ia making a
go0d record in our school as the re-
port will show.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
BAVARO.

Mr. Il Riggs returned home from
Illinois Wednesday and is now visit
ing his daughter Mrs LOttie Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs Levi Hnnsaker from
Kincaid visited with their daughter
Viola Riggs Friday.
Elmer Trimbe Is staying with his
sister Mrs McCallen and geing to
school In Moran.
Mr. Chris Rodgers from Kansas City
visiting with his uncle Lee Rodgers
the first of the week.
1t is not too good TO be true that Mr.
and Mira ElVin Lteurance are the hap
py parents of son.
Pearl Shreves is staying at Mr.
Beatty's now,
Clarace Munk went to lola on bust
ness Friday.
The Oyster supper which was ann.
ouDced for the 24th Is Indefinitely
postponed.
The Baptist church is almost fin ish.
ed and we hope to have meeting there
in a week or two
While returning home from church
Thursday night Golfer 5tith had quite
a serious accident. His horse ran in
to the wire fence anA cut his leg quite
badly.
Mrs Beatty returned home from
lola Saturday where she has been
having her eyes treated.
VIM Vandlveer aud wife and son
Clarence aud Miss Bertie Hale visited
lola Saturday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
CRESCENT VALLEY
IDA ESDICoTT. Reporter.

The Crescent Valley school is y o
crossing nicely the general average Is
about 20.
The boys in this vicinity all had a
nice time hunting and skating
Thanksgiving.
MIR Milo Smith was called to Cot.
toOwoOd Fails by the serious illness
Vt his mother.
The Lsundress Brothers expect to
put i'm a saw mill on Rube Van FOs-
sen g place on the river.
Mr. + + johnson and wife visited at
Neal Van F0ssen's Sunday
Mrs Geo & Cox and son visited of
her brothers, w NJ Endicott's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Remlier accompanied
hy Miss Hale Simmons returned TO
Co'Ony Saturday after few days
visit la this vicinity.
SB White purchased the house
ani barn That stands near the brick
plant and expects to move it out on
his farm.
+ w Willenburg has bought
property in Humboldt aud expects
to move in soon. His son John
and family a, going To occupy the
farm this coming year.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
MORAN.

Mrs s f Barton pleasantly enter
tanned her "Coterie" friends Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Cobb, of Butler, Mo-, visited
relatives here this week.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held at the Presbyterian church
Thursday. Rev n V Moore preach sd
the sermon.
Harry Basset came home Wednes-
day for his Thanksgiving vacation
and returned t. lola Monday.
The Home Coterie met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs 3 G Warner, Jr.,
Wednesday evening and enjoy cd a
Thanksgiving supper.
Mrs Cantrall and Archie spent
Thanksgiving day in Toronto.
Miss Keith, Mrs Willard and Mr.
Kline attended the Southeastern
Teachers Association in Pittsburg
Thursday and Friday.
Mr. w 5 Samuel spent Thanksgiv-
Ing day at home.
Rev s ID Jewell, of Butler, Mo,
visited relatives here Saturday.
Emma Basset returned home with
hi m for visit.
Miss Rannels enjoyed Thanksgiv-
day with friends In lola.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
House EurnishInu-

According to what dealers IN furni-
ture say, mahogany has the first place
in popular esteem, with dark oak sec
end. In this way il is found that for
drawing-room of lofty proportions
Louis XIV. with its broad, sweeping
rococo details, is desirable. The small
reception room is generally done in
Louis WI. In The dning-room. II IA
cheerful. moderate-sized apartment,
the old Dutch or colonial STYLES are
found TO be most popular. II the din
ing-room be grand salon. with high
ceiling ana much wainscoting. Henry
!. or Francis l., on he usual dark oak,
are prefera BILE. -Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
GOLDEN VALLEY.
Mrs. HATTIE GuLLErr. Rcporter

Mrs. HATTIE GULLErr. Reporter
Lutte and Earl HENDRIX and Franz
Myers were the guests OF j w Gul
le,t Tuesday
George seymour and Mrs Leroy
Ayers were among the number not
well last week.
A number from here took their
turkeys t. Elsmore last week.
J w Gullett went to Savonbu g
last week.
Homer Kerr and wife are going 10
spend the winter in A Hen county in
stead of Arkansas where they went
two years ago.
Since our last writing Lille Barren
and George Durham have both been
laid to rest in the Elsmore cemetery.
Lille was bright promising girl
of IL summers. she died very sud
denly, and many q heart aches when
we think she is no more. George
Durham had been ailing for some
time. He was 20 years old and
leaves a father, mother and sister
to mourn his loss.
Harry Roeken spent Wednesday
with j w Gullett
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
GEN EVA.

w J Bradley shipped q car of fat
cattle to X c Tuesday.
The Geneva WOodman Camp az
pears to have small boom as they
nave extra meetings every week to
ballot GU candidates.
Miss Nora Boner of this place and
Mr. Al 1royer of Yates Center, were
married ON Nov Goth. A pleasant
journey through life is the wish of
their many friends.
A III Woodruff had a brother from
Yates Center visiting him last week.
w j Hyde spent Thanksgiving
with his mother in Leavonworth.
Chas. Mcclure was over on the
Usage Monday looking for farm for
the ensuing year.
Walter Briggs returned to Cherry
vale Friday after spending Thanks
giving with his Geneva friends.
Chas Simms returned home Tues
day looking well and hearty.
# X Spicer has been at home sever
oil days on account of sickness In his
family. He moved to lola this week
to be close to his work.
Mr. CulbertsOn's sale Thursday was
somewhat a Disappointment to him, as
the weather was bad causing a small
crowd and consequently things went
cheap.
# II Childs has sold his hay at good
figures aud will load 1t az fast as he
can.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02

This calls for eight ears Of wcll-fllled
sweet corn. Take four OF them and
rub moist cornstarch into each row of
grains; put into sailed boiling water
and boil for 90 minutes. Let cool, and
when perfectly cold cut the corn in
strips from the ear, and with these
rows form a tive-cornered pen on a
vegetable platter Cut the corn from
the remaining ears, put it into "A sauce
pan with n little water, generous
lump of butter, teaspoonful Of salad
oil, a pinch of salt and dash of pep
per. When done, pour it into the pen,
keeping IT well toward the center.
Garnish the rim of the platter with
crisp lettuce leaves held in place with
slices of ripe tomatoes-yelow and
red.-Ladies' World.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
PLEASANT VALLEY.
ID. T. SMITH, Reporter.

d. T. SMITH, Reporter
Father Merchant preached Sunday
and sunday night at the church.
TIL meeting closed Thursday
night of last week; no visible results.
Mrs Largent got word of the death
of her father. He lived in Douglas
county and had been very low with
dropsy for some time
Mr. and Mrs Mcdowell visited at
Dave Wlllmuth's near Colony over
saturday night.
VIII Mcdowell has peen staying at
his fathers for some time husking
corn.
John Mowerer's new house is
ready for the plasterers.
Annie and Mertie Longstreth
started to the State Normal since our
lastreport.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
His Dirty Fnce.

When one finds a child-a little child
who likes to have his face washed,
then one has found wonder. A day
or two since Memphis lad sat down
at the dinner table and turned toward
the remainder of the family a face
that was beautifully and artistically
frescoed with particularly grimy dirt.
The lads mother glanced at him and
told him to leave the table and go up
stairs and wash his face.
The lad did not want to go. and he
said so in these words: Mamma. I
don't want to go all the way upstairs
to wash. Please let me 60 into the
kitchen and jess wrench it."-Mem-
yhis Scimitar.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
SALE M.
FRANK wooD, Reporter

Logan Fronk has rented the Wixon
place for the coming year and Ralph
aud Harry will stay on the home
place.
Frank Baldwin has rented q farm
near Chanute aud will move pretty
soon. Fred Kesler has rented A b
Mason's place.
Calvin Davis is helping Logan
Fronk gather corn.
Quite number from distance at
tended Quarterly meeting at salem
sunday week.
A bner Wood and family spent
Thanksgiving In Humboldt. The
Fronk brothers epent the day in lola.
Judge Knox has had his well sunk
about seventy feet deeper and has al
az had one put do WI on the place oc
cupied by Mr. Belle.
Mr. Knox 10 building large shed
on the Wedekend place.
Farm hsnds seem to be scarce artl-
cles at present.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
BETHEL.
Leila Cunningham. Reporter.

Miss Ida Rich of Prairie Hall spent
few days at Mr. Keifers last week.
Miss Laura Kilmer who has been
visiting in Lamar Col for the past
month returned home Saturday.
Whit Boyer and wife went to Els
more Saturday on business.
A number from our neigh borhoo
attended the box supper at Pra 'rie
Hall last Tuesday evening. A good
time is reported
Born to Mr. and Mrs Alvin B)man
November 10th a daugbtea.
The Savings Bros are in or egh-
borhood with their threshing machine
Died at his home near Bethel on
Saturday at o'clock u NJ Mr. George
Henly ID Inham. The remains we Q
inferred in the Elsmore cemetery ON
Sunday afternoon.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
CARLYLE.
G. A. srINsoN. Renortcr

c. A. SrINsoN. Reporter.
Born, to Mr. aud Mrs Arthur Long
shore, Nov IA, daughter. All's
we'll.
Ross Claiborne, of lola, visited at
MIR Roll'S Sunday.
Edith Swinney formerly of Rose
Hill neigh borhood, now of Grant
county, visited her old school mates
Mesdames Arthur Lopgshore and
Chas Stinson last week.
Mr. Bush and family have gone for
a two weeks visit with relatives in
Crawford county.
The special train bearing the A T
s f II r officials was in our village
one day last week. We understand
new switch is to be made and the
depot enlarged.
Mrs Gillespie is still in very poor
health.
The U s NJ met with Mrs / II
Lemasters last week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
ELSMo ORE.
c. r. BRADEN. Reporter.

A f McCarty OF Humboldt was In
our city attending to business last
Monday.
There has been literary society
organized at the Union school house,
which meets every Thursday evening.
Maggie Perry and mother Of Hum
boldt spent few days in Elsmore
last week.
Hurrah for the Thanksgiving sup
per given by the M w A in the Hall
Thursday evening.
Chas Freeberg spent Thanksgiving
in Walnut.
Mr. Walker and family of Prairie
Hall visited in our city last Sunday.
Died, at his home near Bethel
church, Mr. G H Durham, of dropsy.
After a long period Of sickness he
silently passed away Saturday after
noon at o'clock The remains were
inferred in the Elsmore cemetery
Sunday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
LA HARPE q.


Little ZIe Donnan has beeh quite
sick vita scarlet fever out we are
glad to report her better aud 10 other
eases in the nelghborhoUd.
Hale q Danforlh have got located
in their new bat bar chop in part of
Mr. Turner's building, MIR Turner'S
having moved To their new house
n the north part of town.
Quite number of The smelter men
Visited at Nevada a couple of days
last week.
+ G GOrrell and wife are on visit
20 Linn couaty.
Miss Addie Brister surprised her
many friends short time since Ivy
going up to Beatrice, Neb, where she
and Charlie Logan were married.
We with them both very happy
msrried lite. Addie was born aud
r isrd in this neigh bot hood and
Charlie was young MAJ much
tuought of around here and not long
since Went 10 Nebraska where he has
n position in store. They are both
missed fion this neighbprhood
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Len Hawley
Nov 2S, son. All doing well
The Thanksgiving hunt with DR.
f. w Hopper and J q Roberts az
captains. came out with Mr. Roberts
8 lie being the victors. DR. Harper's
ide will furnish the oyster supper
Sat urday night to the other crowd
Mr. ROssman moved his family here
into his new hOuse on Thanksgiving
day. We are glad to welcome them
to LaHarpe.
VIII Hollis family have fine new
piano.
Gordon Danforth will move his
family up from Parsons as SOON as he
can get house. Mr. Danforth has
gone into partnership with Mr. Hale
in the barber shop.
Carl Ohlfest has the connection
made with gas fram the Ohlfest well
TO his home and will now keep warm
without hunting cobs or coal
The new school house is about com.
pleted. and T. is a beauty since IL Ia
painted and that fine bell on It The
chnol house can he seen for miles as
1t has such fine location.
Mr. Turner's will move ont from lola
this week. We will he glad to wei
come them as citizens of LaHarpe.
Hattie and Joe Ferris have both
been quite sick hut are better.
We can't keep up with the new
houses or who are building them
A young man by the name Of A a
Moore took laudanum one evening
last week and the doctor was sum
moned in haste and soon had him
all right. 30 q thought he took it
on account 81 some girl. They sent
the young mau home to Nevada, Mo,
to his mother.
Mr. Forney is putting up a fine new
store building with n large hall up
stairs, which IL sonnet hing The town
Il needing.
DIR Drake of Humboldt preached a
very interesting sermon at the Hall
Sundav.
Rev S'ranahan il holding protrscl-
ed meetings in the church.
Henry Travis has the foundation
laid for large new house In the
north part of town.
We are glad to report Mrs Sadie
Runyan and f NJ Travis both well
again.
The latest addition to our business
circle IL the LaHarpe Clothing Com.
panY under the local management of
f. g Remsberg. Mr. Remsberg need y
M Introduction t. the citizens here
"a he grew up among IA aud we
claim him as one of our hoys. Mr.
John Ohltest will clerk i'm the store.