The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


The case of d. E. Brown, of Wise,
We one Setter. of wise, in which the
plaintiff sues for bill for medical at
tendance came up before justice
Potter this morning but was cou-
tinued to August 5th.
Cherrvvale Clarion: S. l.. Hubbard,
civil engineer, completed this morn
ing the work Of surveying the site for
the Edgar smelters, and the locations
Tor the furna re-. kilns, engine aud
boiler houses are all staked off iesdy
for the work TO begin, which will be
commenced about August let,
Mr.. VIM. Davis came home from
Oklahoma last night where he is in
gagged in the work of organizing Sun
day schools. lie has not been we'll
for some time and has been suffering
from chills and fever for several days.
1t il hoped that rest and careful
nursing at home will soon cure him.
Mrs. Aggie Brown is in very
critical condition and the doctors fear
that they may be unable to save her
life. A short time ago she picked
small boil on her face with copper
pin. In few days Inflammation set
in and erysipelas finally developed
Her face IL badly swollen and the
blood poisoning seems likely to prove
fatal.
Somebody who wants to confer
kindness can do 50 by telling couple
of young people who were followed
the other evening by two black kit
tens what tearing such an occurrence
may have on the course of true love.
They are very much worried over it
and expect all kinds of bad luck and
falling outs from the fact that the
varmints persisted in following in
spite of all the "shews" and "scatsn
hurled at them.
Mr. l., T. McRae, the gentleman
who will soon begin the erection of
the new smelter east of town, has
rented the Goodhue house recently
vacated by MIR. picken and will move
his family up from PittsbuTg in the
near future. This is pleasant bit
of news as it furnishes additional
proof, if any is needed, that the gen
tleman is not here tor his health.
much as the town would like to ac-
quire a reputation as a health resort.
At this writing Mrs. Hadlay, of La.
mar, Mo-, is lying ct the point %
death at the home OF her brnther-in
law, } b. Atchison, on North Sycs-
more. Mrs. Hadley has been an iu-
valid for the past nine months aud
came here about month ago to re-
cuperate but the death of Mrs. Mylei
was too much Of shock for her in
her Fl ii condition and since that oc.
Cured she has been gradually grow
ing more feeble. Mrs. Hadley diet
at II o'clock yesterday and will be
buried at IL o'clock today.
"Snorky" Martin. the eg-legged
roy who IL familiar figure on the
streets. suffered painless accident
last evening, being run over by
a freight train. He was making one
of his famous tackles on the rods and
slipped under the train, the wheels
completely severing the wooden mem
Der. The wounded youth made his
way home with difficulty and will
spend the next few days in whiting
out new peg. This IL the second
time "SnOrkeyn has lost his wooden
leg to say nothing of the original loss.
A few years ago while sleeping in the
park some Of his friends slipped up to
him and amputated his limb with a
common wood saw. So IL Is that the
young man lost his limb with a true
stoical indifference, shedding never a
drop of blood nor tear. A subscrip-
ton will be started at the lumber
yards at once for his relief.