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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-02-16
1HE COUNTY NEWS
Interesting Items From all
Over Allen County.
THE MOST IMPORTANT DEEDS
Done by Your Neighbors
Faithfully and Impartial
ly set Down by Register
Reporters.
LIBERTY.
Miss Lula B. Malcom, reporter.

Feb 10-George Cornell and family
took dinner with J c Cornell and
family Sunday.
George Malcolm and sister, Mrs VIM
Hiner, visited Lou Wright and wife
Sunday.
Mrs Cornell expects visit from
her brother from Iowa in q short
time.
John Slack and Mary Heath were
married at the BRIDES parents last
Sunday at high noon, only relatives
of the contracting parties being
present. Both yonng people are well
known and highly respected by all
Libertyites and have host of friends
elsewhere who will all join in wish
ing them long and happy married
life.
MRS Fred Kramer is reported better
at this writing.
We are having a slight touch of
winter again. The farmers are need.
ing rain now and when the little
shower OF last Wednesday came up it
brought bright looks to a great many
faces, only IL disappeared when the
wind changed and brought us cold
wave.
MRS Steve Bryant spent Wednesday
night and Thursday with her son,
north of lola, whose wife is in q criti-
cal condition and great fear is being
entertained as to her losing her mind.
Her many friends sincerely hope that
this will not be. and that she will
soon recover.
John murphy attended Rosenberry's
sale southeast of Piqua Wednesday.
George Malcom made a business
trip to Yates Center Tuesday.
Dolph Lee and wife of lola, were
visiting Lou Osborn's few days last
week.
VIM murphy spent few days at
home last week.
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FUNSTON.
Miss Amy Seymour, Reporter

Miss Amy Seymour, Reporter,
Report of Fair View school for the
month ending Feb 2, 1900. Enroll
ment: males, 81; females, IA; fetal, 30.
Average daily attendance, 32. Those
neither absent nor tardy during the
month: Harlem Blythe, Effie Gibson,
Leo Dimond, Nellie Huss, Carl, Ollie
and Grover Russell and Oscar Nelson.
Claude Stewart, teacher.
Mr. and Mrs David Curfman spent
Friday at j w Seymour's.
John Stewart, Jr, was taking in the
sights in lola and visiting his brother
Tony last week.
On account of the storm Wednes-
day night Lydia Murray anu MARY
Mischki stayed with Una Seymour.
Gertie HcCollum is on the sick list.
Last week we forgot to say any
thing about the party ct Mr. Kessier's
which was very careless of US. We
had q very nice time.
Last Wednesday the l. A 3 met
at ] Andruss' to sew for his family.
Bame Rumor says that Clarence
McCollum has q bran new buggy.
For particulars inquire Of -.
Mesdsmes Funk, Maxson, Eagle,
Bolinger, Cunningham, Hunter,
Lytle, and Della Boekin were the
guests Of Mrs J r Stewart Tuesday
Misses Nellie and Cora Lyle caue
over Saturday afternoon and stayed
Sunday with the home folks.
Mr. and MRS NJ II Williams from
LaHarpe were at our church Sunday
night.
Claude and Drew Stewart spent
Sunday at MT Hunters.
Mr. and Mrs ID w Curfman went
down to maple Grove Sunday to see
their cousin, Mary Yingling,
Mrs Il 5 Williams and children
spent Saturday att w Seymour's.
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CRESCENT VALLEY
Ada Endicott. Rennrter

Ada Endicott Reporter
Feb 12-Quite storm swept over
the valley the first of the week.
George Bailey expects to move out
near Jeddo in few days.
Miss Wintha's daughter from Pitts
burg is here visiting her at this
writing.
o G Cunningham and family from
Leanna, John Lines and family and
Elmer Simmons and family from
lola, all spent Sunday at X Sim
mons.
Willie STROBE and johnnie Mafiit,
both of lola, visited at the home of
your reporter over Sunday.
John Endicott was up from Cherry
vale Sunday visiting home folks. He
expects to work in lola the coming
spring as he has secured a job from
the cement company as plumber.
Little Arlie Smith lie on the sick
list this week.
j X Simmons attended Mr. Roses
sale west of the river Monday.
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CARPENTER.
Miss Knowlton, Reporter

MISS knowlton, Reporter.
Feb l2-Frank Ogle was on the sick
list last week.
Scott Wilson and family visited his
brother Frank Wilson Sunday.
Miss Lottie Tarman:returned home
Sunday from Geneva where she has
been visiting her grand parents.
Little Olin Jordan is improving very
slowly at present.
The meetings at the Quaker church
are quite well attended.
Mr. and Mrs f d Curtis and family
visited at A J Estep's Sunday.
Miss Bertha Ogden visited at home
Sunday.
Mr. ogle is working for E d Curtis.
MRS Henry is very poorly at pre-
sent.
MT Tsrman and family visited in
Geneva Sunday.
MRS G Ogden returned home Sun
day from LaHarpe where she visited
her brother and sister.
E ID Curtis sawed wood for MRS Hall
and Mr Runner last week.
A number of the friends of Bryant
Hall gathered together Friday to help
him celebrate his twentieth birthday
The evening was spent in dancing.
Those present were MT and Mrs Jason
Sheriff., Mr. and Mrs Frank White,
MT and Mrs Ed Curtis, Misses Mae
Curtis, Cora Allison, Loda Bloom and
Messrs Wees and Alb Carpenter, John
Thomas and Jake Troutwine.
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PRAIRIE DELL.
F. Barth, Corr espondent.

Feb 5-Newman ,Crowell is still
working in his new well, having got
ten down about twenty feet. Tom
Barnett is helping him at present.
Alice Johnson and MRS Faddis of
lola have been spending "a few days
with Mrs Barth.
A number Of friends came in to
spend the day with Mrs Ralph Drake
in honor of her birthday.
Bob Sullivan will move down on
the river in short time where he
will tend the Avery farm this summer
w @ Barth and family returned to
their home In Broughton after an
absence of two weeks. Since reach
ing home their little daughter has
been dangerously i'll, but is better at
present writing.
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CARLYLE.
E W Lemasters, Reporter

Feb IA Meetings still continue at
the church. The interest seems to be
increasing.
Several of our people are sick with
bad colds.
MRS Cozine has been confined to her
house for several days.
Three or four of Will Wilkerson's
children are sick, some of them
seriously.
Ora montgomery entertained case
of humps last week.
Alice Johnson of lola is spending
few days with Mrs e l. Smith.
We have changed station agents
again. This time we get young
lady, Miss Gordy of Toronto.
Tom Anderson is hauling corn
again from Carlyle.
Mrs II b Arnold was called to Shaw
last week to attend the funeral of her
nephew who died of typhoid fever
Her sister is sick also with the came
disease, but was better at last report
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ELSM0RE.
Chas. r Braden Reporter.

Ohoh' ~ biadSh hbpOltSis
Feb ia variety of weather for
Monday. Sun shining and birds
singing in the morning. Cloudy at
noon and before night showing and
blowing perfect hurricane.
J p Decker and Frank Goyette took
In the sights at Kansas City the first
of the week.
G ID Pence and family have moved
on a farm four miles northeast OF
Elsmnre.
Messrs Tonney and Pancoast of Bron-
sen, are doing some good work here
in the repairing of watches, clocks,
jewelry, etc.
Stella Mckenzie is giving Esther
Linquist and Grace Wood instruc-
tion in music.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Mosier are enter.
tanning a new son at their house.
H A Richardson of Savonburg, was
transacting business in Elsmore
Monday.
&c Fahnestock and family moved
to Erie one day last week. We re-
greet very much to lose them. MI
Fahnestock was the station agent
here for about eighteen months and
he and his wife have many friends
here who wish them we'll in their
new home.
There was quite little commotion
here last Saturday evening owing to
the fact that the safe in the bank was
locked and positively refused to open.
The timers mad been taken Off to be
cleaned and repaired little when
the cashier closed the door and it
seemingly closed for an in
definite time. Every body did every
thing they could think of and still
tho safe was locked. Finally they
telegraphed to the Mosler Safe Co of
Kansas City. They sent a man down
and about three o'clock Sunday
morning the lock yielded to his per-
suasions and all is serene again.
There is protracted meeting in
progress at the u b church at this
place. Rev Stone Ia an earnest work.
er and we hope much good may be
done.
The band at this place are to have
new uniforms. BY the way, did you
know that we have the best band of
any little town In this part of the
State and there are very few that
have so good.
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GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE auLLErr. Reporter

MRS. HATTIE GULLErT, Reporter
Feb 14-Mrs Preston visited her
brother, w e Walker since our last.
Robert Sularen and Albert Walton
called on w Gullett Friday.
Ed Boyer was helping his brother
in-law move Friday.
Success to the little Mise Collins,
daughter of Charles and Gertie
Collins.
Mr. and MIS- Bid Williams visited at
the Valley on the 4th.
The Visiting Circle met at Mrs r
Stewart's. Mesdames Eagle, haxson
and Funk attended from the Valley.
Tho l. A b met at the home OF Jim
Andrews the eth. kesdames A lien,
Wood and Eaxson, Funk, Gullett,
Hunter, Maggie seymour, J r Stewart
Curfman and Maggie Stewart were
there and sewsd TO perfection.
Mr. Piper bought fosr horses Of w
Gullett and Walter Wood.
Mrs Preston's cousin Is visiting her
from Missouri.
Willis Williams drove some cattle
to LaHsrpe the 8th.
Mable Preston and MRS Guy Tired
way visited Independence school
Tuesday.
J 4 Wood sold a horse to Mr. Nc.
Comb the 9TH.
Mrs Myers and Lulu and Ernest
went to lola Wednesday.
Myrtle Maxson is taking music
lessons of Miss McGlashan this win
ter and Is doing nicely.
Mr. Mccormack of Moran, attends
the meeting at the Valley and we
know why.
Gertrude Eubank has been visiting
her uncle j Il Wood here the past
week. Gertrude is quite student
and has won laurels in Allen county
with her recitations and we still hope
for brighter days for her.
The bad weather closed the Valley
meeting and we feel sure that much
good has been done. And while
there have not been as many CONVEX
siohs as we would have liked to see.
yet the attendance was good, the
order perfect and the singing the best
we ever heard. Rev Solts does not
preach anything only the plain truth,
and he breaches it to the point and
to a large and appreciative crowd.
Mr. and Mrs Studeville have moved
into the house vacated by Mr. Will
liams on the Carpenter farm. We
are glad they have settled 30 near to
our church and wish them we'll in
their new home.
Ground hog or no, the weather is
here.
A call from Edith Harmon. She
said her parents could hardly wait
for the REGISTER to come as they
were so anxious to get the home news
from the Valley.
Mrs Montbeck came home and let
one of her girls stay at her daugh-
ter's Mrs Collins. We are sorry to
say the little Miss Collins is
in poor health, but we hope she will
soon improve.
A fired Williams called on ] w
Gullett Friday on his way to church.
The Valley meeting closed Friday
evening. There were five or six addi-
lions to the church and the church re-
vived and the community revived
spiritually.
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HUMBOLDT.
Arthur Cunningham. Reporter

hrlnur CUNNINGHAM, Reporter.
Feb. l3-The contract for drilling
the new gas well east of town was let
to Savings Bros, and work will be
commenced next week Everyone is
glad that the Savings boys got the
contract as they are Allen county
boys and are as much interested in
the development of the county as
anyone.
AIDA Franklin, of Ottawa, ia the
guest of her aunt, MRS Harry Bragg.
T. Callentine and Rev McQuesten
are still laid up with the grip.
Rev Harlow, who ia holding meet
ings at the Christian church, gave a
very interesting lecture on Christian
Science Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Walter O'Brien, of Topeka,
Kansas, spent several days with
friends and relatives in Humboldt
last week.
The wires for the telephone system
are being put in place this week.
MT Samuel Lash died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs Butts, in Salem
township Tuesday morning. He had
been ill with pneumonia for week
and his advanced age made recovery
doubtful from the start. Mr. Lash
had been home for only month,
having come down from jackson
county where his son Theodore lives.
S X Ernest has moved his goods to
Humboldt and will soon be a resi-
dent. His son will have charge of
the telephone system.
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ROCK CREEK.
Mrs. c. E. Sawyer, Reporter.


w Hardin who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Missouri re-
turned to Allen county Saturday.
A Shaffer is taking advantage OF
the dry weather by digging another
we'll
The Quarterly meeting of the U. b.
church will be held at Rock Creek
Feb "a and %.
Rev MORROW or Gillett will hold SER
vices at Silver Leaf Wednesday night
in order to ascertain where they shall
hold their revival services.
Mrs A b Null 10 the first to report
brood Of young chickens in our
nelg b borhsod.
Report OF Deer Creek school, dis
trict No. 3, for the month ending
February 0, 1900. Names of those
neither Absent nor tsrdy Ethel CAN'T,
Betha Adams, Alice Ryker, Emma
Kepple, Msude and Peal Hubbard,
A ddie Delp, Barton Cezine. Jessie
Fisher, Willie and Leila earle, Lucy
Jones, Ivan and Allen Ensminger,
Lille, Charley and Oracle Ruby, Cora
and Willie Blair, John Skinner and
Claudia and Chsuncey Sawyer. Roll
Of honor, grammar grade Betha
Adams, Ethel CAN'T, Pearl Hubbard,
A lice Ryker, Jessie Fisher, Emma
Kepple, Lucy Jones and Lille Ruby.
Int grade Grace and Charley Ruby.
Number enrolled 40; average daily at.
tendance "a; cases of hardness 4; visit
ors 8.
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GAS CITY.
K. 8. Esken. Reporter.


Feb 9-Mr Stenk, of Girard, Kan.
cashier at the Cherokee Lapyon
works.
l. T McRae left today for the mines.
j II Wright has a two-room house
enclosed on south McRae street.
l. b Moran is erecting three
room house on south McRae street.
Jerry Bidwell has the frame of O
three room house up, and the iounda-
ton for second laid.
Mrs l. J Engle is erect ing an oight
room house west of her livery barn
on north McRae street.
Out in Travis addition Walter
Long is putting up a four-room, two.
story house.
We understand that Bates e. Clark
Lumber Company are furnishing all
the material for the above buildings,
which indicates they are doing q
good business.
f K Taylor sold ten lots pay day.
All of the buyers contemplate build
ing Immediately.
Our grocerymen report good
bome trade.
The new block of furnaces are run
ming nicely and we're put on full
charge today. The chargers on it
are Messrs Riehart and Fisher on No
3, and Charles Corick and Eakin on
No. 4. About twenty men are added
to the pay rolls by the starting Of the
block.
Fundenburger and daughter
Maggie are visiting with their grand
daughter and neice, Mrs Maggie
Merchant.
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Usage VALLEY.
A, A. Myers. Reporter

A, A. Myers, Reporter
Feb 12-Mrs T. N Wolf is quite sick
ID f Daniel lie seriously i'll.
There Is a good deal of sickness
through the neie hborhood.
Nellie Best has bee n quite sick but
10 slowly improving,
Al last report Mr. Gilbert was get.
ting along as well as could be expect.
ed Tor a man with two br oxen ribs in
addition to other injuries.
Hayes Archer and wife have re-
turned from Missouri and will make
their home in our neigh boohood
again.
MRS Camp of Selma visited over
Sunday with friends in this vicinity
George Warren lost another valu-
able horse u few days ago from
paralysis.
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The well drillers had to pull out
the casing and enlarge the hole.
They are not as deep yet as before
the well began to cave In.
Report of the Carlyle school, die
trict No 2, for the month ending jan
uary q: Number OF pupils enrolled,
33; average daily attendance, lag;
number of tardy marks, Z; those
neither absent nor tardy, Charley
Boroughs, Robert Ecker, Ella Vezie
and Sylvia Trew. Blanche Morton,
teacher,
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FAIR LAWN.
], W. Howerton, Reporter


Feb 5-Willie Hart Is improving
nicely under the care of DR. Cox of
lola.
The school ls going to have an en-
tertainment in the near future for the
purpose of raising money for the
school library.
Miss Hattie Ickark returned to
Neosho county last Saturday.
Miss Anna Hart is at home at pre-
sent having been called here by the
illness of her brother.
Jake Swisher sold team of mules
last week.
Mr. Claude Studwille and Miss An
derson were united in marriage by
probate Judge Smith last Thursday
There many friends wish them long
and prosperous journey through life.
Mr. Thompson and Jake Swlsher
made business trip to lola this week.
j. l. Bevry, LogantOwn, Pa, writes
81 am willing to take my oath that
was acred of pneumonia entirely by
the use of One Minute Cough Cure af-
ter the doctors failed. 1t also cured
my children of whooping cough.
"Quickly relieves and cures coughs,
colds, Group, grippe and throat and
lung troubles. Children all like Ii.
Mothers endorse it. @. b. Spencer a.
Co.
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pigeStS what you eat.
MORAN.
Almira G. Bassett, Reporter.

Almlra U. bassett Reporter.
Feb 12-Mrs Cobb and little daugh.
ter of Butler, MO, is visiting relatives
here this week.
q NJ Nelson was over from lola
Wednesday to attend the sale on his
farm north of town.
Mrs j l. Lyen and her little son.
Lewis, came down from Chanute Fri.
day to attend the Coterie anniversary
and to visit friends She returned to
her home Tuesday morning.
Mabel Rannels many friends were
pleased to see her Friday and Sat
urday.
Henry Mcknight has rented MI
Willet's farm.
Mr. Sutherland spent part of last
week with his friends here.
The members of the Home Coterie
celebrated the seventh anniversary
of that organization Friday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs T. G
Thomas. An excellent program was
rendered and the remainder of the
evening was spent in games and
amusements. The guests did ample
justice to the delicscies with which
the table was laden. The toasts were
one of the pleasant features OF the en-
tertainment. 1t is needless to say
that all enjoyed very pleasant even
ing. Such is always the case at the
Coterie gatherings.
The Teachers Association Saturday
afternoon was quite we'll attended
The program was very interesting
and profitable.
MRS Nelson spent Sunday with
relatives here,
Warren Weast and Miss Esta Shoe.
maker were married at the home OF
the BRIDES parents Wednesday, Rev
J r McNabb officiating. Mr Weast
has rented q farm in Neosho county
where they will move soon. The best
wishes Of their many friends follow
them to their new heme.
MRS Aldo Funston Of lola, was over
to attend the Coterie anniversary and
visit frlends for few days.
MT Carmain has rented g N Nelson's
farm this year.
Will Wyckoff has accepted q posi-
ton In Mr. Shopshire's barber shop.
Harry Bassett came over from lola
to attend the anniversary of the
Coterie and spend the Sabbath at
home. Fred Aspinall was his guest
during that time.
Oral spencefhas accepted position
in Kinne's store.
NT and Mrs Caldwell and the two
younger children went to Kincaid
Monday.
There's no beauty in all the land.
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Old ELSMORE.

Feb l2-Mr Billbe spent last Tues
day night with Mr. Gardner and visit
ed the school Wednesday.
Mr. SmOck, the livery man from
Moran, and mule buyer from Kansas
City were looking for mules in this
part OF the county last week.
Mise Eflie Barron returned recently
from lola where she has been learn
ing the dress making trade.
Old Elsmore is to have a bask ct
social Friday night, Feb 23. A pro-
gram and music by the Esmore band
will be rendered. The proceeds to 90
toward purchasing books for the
library, There will be stand in con-
motion. Everybody invited.
Mr. Teel and family visited MRS
Engehardt.
MI Brown returned from visit In
Iowa.
Miss Mable Redmond Ia visiting at
Mr. Atwoods,
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Baker Bros are Smelling corn for
Newman Crowell.
Mrs Barnett has been very sick dur
ing the past week.
Ben Sheriff. is also on the sick list.
DIR Fulton In attendance.
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LA HARPE.

Bits F. W. DhNlbi Reporter,
Feb l3-The Rebekah lodge gave
an entertainment which helped them
out financially.
Robbers broke into Mr. HIPS store
Sunday night took clothing, shoes,
gloves, neckties and everything that
two men needed in the way of clothes
The robbers broke the window and
entered then opened the door from the
inside. They left no clue.
MT Chauncy Evans and Miss Hazel
Maud Graen were quietly married at
the brides home on Sunday afternoon
by Bishop Mlllspaugh of the Episcopal
church. Mr. Evans is a hustling real
estate agent of LaHarpe and Miss
Graen is a most accomplished violin
ist, having given instruction in Kan
sas City, TT. Scott and lola. We ex.
tend congratulations.
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SALEM.
w. S. Lytle. reporter.

Feb 11-Greely Rinshart shelled
400 bushels of corn for Ralph Fronk
last week.
Miss Ketchum is working for Mrs
Ralph Fronk.
III V ellis has rented $50 acres OF
land from l. G Thomas which makes
him 300 acres OF land in his control
for this year
Fred Muntzert bought young
mare at the Pelfry sale, consideration
$45.
You made us say cancer cut on, OF
Mr. Lockhsrt's hip when it should
have been lip.
Miss Hattie BrubAker, Grace Pear
son, Laura Jury and your correspon-
emit were In Humboldt Saturday &C.
Letting books for Sunday School
library.
Our teacher has cor scnted with the
help Of the neigh borho cd to get up
box supper for ths purpose Of raising
money to put fence around the
Salem cemetery. Let everyone turn
out aud help ne the cemetery sadly
needs fencing. The ladies are re-
quested to bring one or more boxes
we'll filed, and the gentlemen are
requested, II they want to hold the
good will of the ladies, to come pre-
pared to buy those boxes. There will
be an excellent program rendered SO
you Will be sure to get the worth of
your money. Anyone living at a dis.
lance who has friends buried In the
cemetery and wishes to help can
send or hand to us and it will be
thankfully appreciated.
w S Lyle and family, Bert and
Cal Davis and Harry Fronk were the
guests OF l. X Fronk Sunday.
Mr. Runyan sold one of his farms of
100. acres for So 600, where if It hadn't
been leased and as it lies right i'm
the gas belt, he could have gotten
SIG, 900
p w Jury treated himself to a new
sat of harness.
An agent for the Cement Company
of lola was out trying to buy l. b
Pearson's farm, but they couldn't
come TO terms
George Porter is putting down a
large cistern near his barn.
Report of Salem school district No.
%, for the month ending January 20.
Number enrolled, males II; females
II; total 32, Those who have neither
been absent nor tsrdy during the
month are Minnie Tate, Charley Lytle
Nettie Muntzert, Fred Muntzert, Orlin
Mnnzert, Minnie Bassett, Will Lock-
hart, Ina, Bina and John Brubaker.
Visitors 2. Hattie Bru baker, teacher.
Mrs w s Lytle was the guest of
Mrs 9 A Fronk of lola Monday and
Mrs Ben Davis of Cottage Grove Tues
day.
Fred Muntzert and wife attended
the funeral of Mr. Whitford of Center
Grove Tuesday.
Mr. Lockhart ia back from Kansas
City, the cancer having been success
fully removed from his lip and he Is
getting along nicely.
Elias RhOads, one of the most sue
cessful farmers of Salem, has his farm
about all plowed and ready to harrow
and plant in the spring.
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The prejudice against cigarettes is
becoming pretty strong. Two
actresses In the "What Happened to
Jones" company were fired at New
ton for smoking them and when q
theatrical manager draws the line -