The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-24

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son came over Wednesday to attend |
the reunion
Misses Edna and Brownie Wallace
81 indianapolis, and Mr.. Hall King,
of Spencer, Ind, are here the guests
of Mr.. II. Travis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fullenwider, OF
Lone Elm, came down Tuesday to
take in the reunion and to visit their
daughter, Mrs. j. f. Powell.
Mrs. L. p. Stover, Mrs. n. T.. Fish
en- and Mrs. O. II. Stewart started this
week for Colorado Springs where
they will escape the heat for week or
two.
Born, August 20, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitman, of 7O2 north Walnut street.
baby girl Mr.. Whitman is one of
the Office force of the LanyOn Zinc
Company.
Mrs. ). a. Short, who has been Wis.
iting at DR.. McDowell's for a short
time, left this afternoon for Pittsburg
where she will visit her sister before
returning to her home in Leroy.
Arkansas City Traveller: Mrs,
Nelson George and children went to
Wichita this morning, where they will
visit a few days before going to lola
for an extended visit with relatives.
Time was when a man laid new
sidewalk in lola and got his cinders
down he had to take maui and do
the tramping. Now he simply let's the
crowds do the tramping and they do
it to a queens taste.
Mrs. James Ruble. who has been
visiting relatives for a short time, re.
turned to her home in Cheryvale We'd
mt sday. Miss Sadie Post accom-
panied her and will spend some time
visiting in Cherryvale.
Mr.. James Townsend showed the
REGISTER Wednesday some peaches
and apples from his farm west of the
river which he is putting in cold stor-
age to save for the fair. They were
beauties, especially the peaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. c. Kindblade who
formerly lived here, are over from
Yates Center to attend the Reunion
and visit friends. 1t is four years
since they have been here and they
find a good many things to see.
u Mr.. j. L..Riley and wife came in
from Villas Wednesday to visit a
few days with j. w. Johnson. Mr..
Riley and Mr.. Johnson are old com
rades and have not met for the last
fifteen years and they will have many
pleasant hours talking about war
times.
Probate Judge Smith reached home
Tuesday just as the dust came
along, but summons at his Office for a
marriage license brought him back up
town. amidst the bowling of the
storm he gave permission for NJ. l..
Miller and Jessie NJ. Lyons, both OF
LaHarpe, to marry.
r. NJ. Booth Elgin H., who has
just escaped very dangerous opera.
ton writes us, "Beggs" German Salvc
cured me Of piles after everything else
had failed. | was preparing for al
operation, as last resort Would
not be without it if it costs so box
Sold by all Druggists.
As soon as the government censu.
department gets through with the re
turns of New York, Chicago and tn,
smaller towns which are easy TO fgur,
up, the census of lola may he ex
pected. And one Of the strang,
things expected of the report is tina
it will increase the population of tn,
city above the city census report.
Itwould have been a mighty seriou.
thing for Allen county had this hot
spell arrived few weeks sooner. re
be sure the corn, our main crop, will
suffer even now, but the majority OF
the corn in the county is already made
and while a field here and there will
dry up without the kernels filling out,
a good crop is assured. Quite a nnm-
Der of samples have been brought to
town and such great, big, uniformly
filled ears are seldom seen. Another
rain would have made the crop a rec
ord breaker, but we should be thank.
fnl we escaped as.well as we did.