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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-16
posr.SNTELLIGENC WANT AID
AGENCIES.

M Post. ntsIuesncss has established branch sgss
eies where CLASSIFIED sdvertsemsnts VIII b. resolved
untfl 70 D. =. ssch day 1hs rates charged 81 the
ossneA agsnci. are The sane = a. ths ro.tintenf
~sncsr bueiress Office Cash sds only VIII be taken
Al hsspch agencies Following Il the list Of agencies:
Yorke narrington's arag store,
Second avenue ana Pike.
broadway Pharmacy, r. u. Fisher.
Uvoaaway and James.
Renton Hill Pharmacy, Madison
street sna Fifteenth avenue.
waIia WaIia Pharmacy, Twsnty-
arst ana East jefferson.
Freeborn's Pharmacy. Ninth ave-
nae south and Jackson.
ahtrtieG's Drug store, Twenty-
third avenue south ana jackson.
schmits' Drag store. 10a2 Howell,
corner Boren.
North seattle Pharmscy, nattsry
and First avenue.
4. E. Gsy's Pharmacy. Denny way
ana fifth avenue north.
r. y. Costigan's Phavmaey. oossn
Anns avenue and Roy street.
DALLARD.
Prsston's Pharmacy, Ballara ~.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drag Company, Lake
street saa Ewiag avenue.
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any
heading I'm classified columns,
Ic . word each Insertion, min
smum charge, csc. CSassihed
Advertisements punning one
month without change of copy.
% 80 per lfne (seven words
count 20 Iine). On three
months' order, e1.3B per line
osr month"; On six months' Or
der, e1.2O per line Per months
On yearly order, 81 Per lins
per nonth. &Y
sss sse
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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PERSONAL-Continued.

. secondhand organs, SIS and SIS, Kimball
and Estey high top: first come. first
served. Ramaker Music Company, las
Second avenue.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


WE open tho week with the following
special bargains.
81 rooms; one years lease. rent $40; price
s,b00.
IS rooms: brick building: rent s.7: one
years lease: clearing $3.50 per month.
80 rooms; rent ,S; clearing 500 per
IL rooms; splendid furniture: can be run
as boarding house II desired; a splendid
S rooms; snap: nice furniture; only s27s.
3 rooms; fine uinitnre. $3.50.
rooms for the remarkably low figure
Of ti50; party must leave.
boarders. . years lease; $500; a bargain.
We invite you to Investigate the above
BEAVERS A. co.
III and lls Washington Building.
FOR sALE-Iodginr houses; q rooms.
all full OF paying roomers north Of the
dSeed e MO- s h xs I 6 feSns srss *
per month. no better buy In seattle
price $500, hotel, &c rooms. central
brick; well furnished, and close Ia
aoor once. over ~ rooms. and cie .s.il,.s
&sS per month over all expenses going
20 Nome. price Noo we have tho
Ssje ~ Sny other sxe .o9s n 9.ss rer
have a large list OF small lodging
houses. from g. room up. also. houses
ana lgtS tAfNAkuNlf The CITY FglgK
the crowd and stop at Morsan's tx
change. ioli Third
ARE you looking for a business Then
cali and see US
Hers IL one. fne location. large stock,
goad trade 2 delivery wagons. siO,eso
Here Is one q the very hes, grocery
st~es IN this city about 1900
Also one on a very prominent corner. VII
stand invoice so.
Here IS A choice Pike street location, and
win invoice 400.
Nov enc with coed cash trade. 20 handle
thss one 81 10.
One with living rooms, 800
MITCHELL. a CONNER, IS sullivan Blk
noD-Fufnlture 81 rooms on Third we
nue.; rent ossly 80 per monts. near Mad
f-11,-s-roon Fat for sale; furnished eie-
ganfiy. on Seventh avenue near Cherry.
For rent e1cafessen stand on seceud
avenue. good location
EDWARDS, 100 Second avenue.
t75o-Furnlture q Groom house. .Bciuaing
tsD piano. and the house for rent. RIGHTLY
g. so-The furniture % new Broom bulia-
Ing. all rooms rented and paying well.
L.LEWELLYN 4 WARD.
iis Marion street
SNAPS lodging houses
I good paying resta urRnt
! good timber claim.
Don't delay II you want them.
WASHINGTON REALTY co.
Room Roxvel Blk. F1rs, and Columbia.
FOR SALE sawniii. t0co capacity. near
Columbia river. above Portland. on good
logging stream. plenty ~ timber. only
been run thirty days. price $500. The
syndicate Company. 5s California build
ing. Tacoma.
FOR prompt attentror. and quick sales
list your property with Herman q
Psrrman. f9e New York block.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION sale OF restaurant outfit f. c.,
Bickerton & Co. will sell on the prem
ises. No. 1915 Second avenue, on Mon
day, the 18th OF April, at 10 o'clock
sharp, the contents, consisting of tables.
chairs. crockery. graniteware. gas
ranges. clock.
PARTIES having household furniture to
sell can obtain highest cash price by
calling at 1872 First avenue. or telephone
Pike 10l.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
WANTED.

WANTED.
At the Free Employment Office, City Hall.
swampers, 22o day; cord wood cutters:
second fallers. s2.75 day; IL men on
logging railroad. IL day; sawmill
hands. $3.50 to sLT5 day, board 50. 50; man
to work in kitchen SIS month and board;
2 bolt cutters. 81 cord, bach; cord wood
cutters, 81 cord, 400 cords, bach, cash
on demand: Is sawmill hands. e.l5 day;
hooktender, 50, and one for ss.B day, 10
millwrights, 50 to "a day; second faller.
s2.2 2 general woodsmens $50; left
hand knee bolter 50 day: man and wife
to cook and care for Groom boarding
house, $50 month; Q mon to pile blochs
shingles on cars: good mixers. $50 to s35
month; 10 coal miners, $3.50 to $50 day;
coke drawers. 81 an oven, married man
TO live on farm and do milking. $40
month.
WANTED Waterman, 81. 25: mill fireman;
teamsters and laborers, fare advanced;
camp waiter, SIS; baker. $l4; bell boy:
fiunkies, man and wife, at single mill;
machine blacksmith camp blacksmith I;
wood cutters, N.25 cord; laborers, near
city, 81; boomman: country second cook.
s225; dishwashers, 81; coatmakers; edg.
erman. $50, yard lumber grader, $40;
boy for delivery wagon; knee bolter, 80;
hooktenders. 1885, fallers, SO and s275:
rigging singers; barkers and swampurs.
setter; man and wife. $50; fireman:
teamster to haul lumber porter for bar
Der shop: walters. 50; ship carpenters;
city laborers. e, and teamsters. $50 clear;
knot sawysrs SCI ma ac ID mixers
Ifiac: railroad iaborers free pass.
Cranes, 106 washington street.
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-. 5lo-Fun lo& and J ho.sses. Ia 90. ~
nue. near Bell street. hiiiseinSs 800 B
more than price asssssd -
81 500 p1ili lot ard t-focrn hovse 30
avenue. bargain. -, 80 ~
III you are looking fN tMM TX y -
acre tract near the city please CAV
Ne ran probably please yyd
i.fEwEf.LrS a MAhp
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wANTED-2.0O0 rockmen for work on
White Pass Il Yukon Route; wages s. 30
per day and upwards: board 800 per
day. Also station men for heavy side
hill rock, which will be let at highest
prices; tools. powder and all supplies
furnishred on easy terms. Also good
bridge carpenters wanted at 4Oc per
hour. Apply to NJ. j. Heney, contractor.
Is Colman block. Seattle. Wash. Inns
nett, B. c.
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WANTED To RENT-RooMs.
MANTEp-Flat Of three or more rooms
UnfurRished. for Hight housskee ping
must be close in; for long time X salts
factory, references given. Address A
NJ. 81 Washington building
GENTLEMAN wants room, private fam
iiy; state price. Address E y. care Post
IntsiliEencer.
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FOR sALE-LoDGING HOUSES.

LODGING house for sale; 40 rooms; north
of Yesler. rent, SIS; good lease; corner;
clearing S225 month; $500 cash II taken
at once; no agents. Address \ g. care
Observation-Disclosures
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FOR SALE-STEAMBOATS.

STEAMER for sale; a tlat-bottom, stern
wheel steamer, 100 feet long. Is feet
beam. 6iz feet deep, net tonnage 222ls
tons; suitable for freighttng or lighter
ing: hull and engine built in 1SSS; speed.
knots; will be sold very cheap. elise
x King attorneys. So Boston block.
THE twin-screw steamer City of Grand
Rapids: net tonnage. 100 tons; 10 feet
long; fine cabin accommodations; very
strong, well built. economical boat to
handle; has just been rehtted. McGraw
& kittinger room b Bailey. Telephone,
Main 6e5.
FOR SALE-New light-draft screw
steamer 100 tons. Address B 81, care
Post Intelligencer.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19
MORAN.
Mrs II L Basset Reporter.


Oct. 16.-Charley Mccormack came
up from the Territory last Saturday
to visit friends and relatives here.
Rev. McAdams has been quite sick
for week past but was gaining at
last reports.
Miss Maud Hodges returned from
LaGrande last Saturday, after spend
ing two weeks with relatives.
Mrs f Strong, Mrs Minnie Jewell
and Mrs Bassett drove out to Bayard
last Saturday to visit Mrs w A Ross.
Mrs Eicher came up from Gales
burg last Tuesday for a brief visit
with her brother, H Coffman before
going to Indiana for the winter.
The Teachers Association met in
the High School room last Saturday.
The attendance was large, the meet
ing interesting and the music good.
Mr.. and Miss McGlashan returned
from heir trip to Canada last We'd
nesday, both of them were greatly
benefited by the rest and change.
They report hotter weather there than
during any previous summer in many
years.
The Woman's Missionary Conven-
tion in the Presbyterian church was
excellent. Each session was well
worth attending and it is to be re-
GREETED that so few were able to attend
the meetings through the day. The
evening service was especially inter
esting, and the letters, papers and
music was listened to, by an appreci-
ative audience. Our guests were Mes.
danes Garrett, Krytzee, Cunningham
Wilmington and little Janet, from
Humboldt; Mesdames Ewing, Mason
La Grande, Crowell, Brewster, Fulton
and Mr. and Mrs Crawford, of lola.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19
Letter From Harry Hiner.

A member of the REGISTER force
has received the following letter from
Harry Hiner, now serving with the
army in Luzon, Philippine Islands:
Dram, p. l., Sept. IL, 1900.
l write you again briefly in refer
ence to my own welfare and the con-
dition of things here. see no change
in the insurrection Tor guerilla war
fare as it is termed. On last Novem-
ber the general advance from Angeles
put the insurgents on the bum, but
since that time they have been operat-
ing in small bands. On December 3
the Twenty-third started on the ad-
vance with Gen. Fred d. Grant to.
Zambales and Bataan Provinces
where we have been doing garrison
duty ever since. At different times
1t has been exciting in this Bataan)
province as it is close to Manila Bay
which affords means of transportation
to the insurgents, and our troops
cover so much gronnd it is hard to do
anything with them as they can go to
the mountains at any time and back
again easily.
These bands of insurgents are aware
of every move the Americans make
to capture and suppress them and
they lay in concealment until our
troops come along, then fire a volley
and run to the mountains and hide
their rifles. On several occasions we
have killed insurgents with three
suits of clothes on. First suit of
insurgent uniform, then laborer's
suit and on top an Amigos suit.
You cannot tell who is friend.
l am chief clerk in the Quarter
masters department and getting
along fine with little work to do. 1t
is rumored we are to leave here about
the last of December and l hope it is
true. Remember me to all friends.
Very truly,
HARRY HINER.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19
PlQUA.

Oct. IS. "A number of Mr. and Mrs
Ed Wright's friends surprised them
Sunday evening. Pie, cake, oysters
and coffee were served. We were all
sorry to see them leave. We wish
them success in tPeir new business in
lola.
Mr. Diapers moved into Ed Wright's S
house Monday.
Mrs Morgan from Neosho Falls
was visiting her daughter Mrs Draper
one day last week.
Mrs Valentines niece of lola spent
Sunday with her.
The basket social was we'll attended
at the school house Friday night
The proceeds wasSS.00 to go towards a
library.
Frank Wagner and family of lola
were in town awhile Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Beckerman's celebrated their
new house by a dinner, and a
lunch Sunday.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19
District No 38.
Mary Moore. reporter.

Oct. 15.--The protracted meeting at
Leanna is still in progress, there has
been twenty-nine members immersed,
and several taken in by letter,
Mrs Ira Boman visited relatives in
this vicinity last Saturday.
Miss Leila Award visited home
folks last week.
w S Marks went to Wichita last
Wednesday, he dismissed school until
Monday.
Thomas Cations went to Chanute
last Saturday.
Andrew Wisborg went to Savon-
burg last Saturday.
William Cation new house is
almost completed.
A number of people have been at
tending the meeting at Leanna.
John Ceilings attended church al
Leanna last Friday night.
Henry Ludlum is assisting Lewis
Hansen with his work.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19
6be Cou3ty FQws
Interesting Items From All ever Allen Csunty snd
Impsrtially Set Dsvn by Register
Reporters.
DIAMOND.
MIST. ". Jones. Reporter,

Oct 9-Bill Corns has bought new
wagon.
The very proudest men in our town
ship are Clark Gregg and Grandpa
Hurry since that little girl came to
live with Mrs Gregg.
Mr. and Mrs Black OF Usage spent
Sunday with friends at Wise.
We we're shocked and grieved to
hear of the death OF Mrs Huber, she
whom we had so lately learned to
love. She was loved and respected
by all who knew her, and the afflicted
family has the heartfelt sympathy Of
a large circle of friends.
Fred Nader was called home from
Wisconsin last week by the alarming
illness OF his father. The old gentle
man is still in a dangerous condition.
though every energy and the tender
est care of physicians and friends is
lavishly bestowed in hopes Of his
recovery.
Mr. and:Mrs Hite OF Kokomo, Ind,
visited their neice, Mrs Jennie Rob-
enstein, recently on their way home
from Colorado Springs and other
western points.
Will Gregg and wife are here from
Norman, Oklahoma. Many friends
will remember Mrs Gregg as she was
formerly Miss Felix Hurry and spent
many years in this part OF Kansas.
May their boat glide smoothly down
the stream of time, is the wish OF all
their friends.
We had the first frosts of the sea-
son Monday and Tuesday nights.
The Deer Greek Sunday School AS
socation will hold its township meet
ing Sunday, October 81, at the Pleas
ant Valley church. Bring your din
ner and come to spend the day. We
hope other townships will be repre-
sented and that all will lend a hand
and help by prompt discussion OF the
different topics to make an interest
ing and instructive session.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19
.PRAIRIE VIEW.

(Received too late last week.
Oct. 10.-Mr Brubaker and family
OF Salem visited G w Awards Sun
day.
There will be box supper at
Prairie View school house Saturday
night October 20. Everybody come.
Mrs Kissle came in from Attica,
Indiana last Friday and will make
her home with her daughter Mrs c v
Baker.
Mr. Overholt OF Humboldt visited
at Glenn Bakers Sunday.
Misses Grace Hamilton and Pearl
Malsbury were shopping in Chanute
Wednesday.
Charles Beeman and family Sun
dsyed at Bert jays.
This weeks items
Oct. 15.-Philip E Myer and family
OF Neo sho County visited Mr. Lass
mans Sunday.
Miss Leila Award who is attending
school in Chanute spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Albert Mullenix OF Yates Center
has hired to Orlin Cochran for the
next two months.
Bert Baker of Prairie Dell called in
our neighborhood Sunday.
Bert Jay and wife spent Sunday at
Mr. Cochrans.
A telegram was received Wednes-
day by Arthur Twedell formerly of
this place, bringing the sad news ofthe
death Of his brother Frank. He was
in California at the time of his death
where he had gone for his health.
The body will be brought here for in
terrment.
Born to Mr. and Mrs c V Baker
October 10th fine boy. Congratuta-
tions Glen, long may he live to be a
lessing to the honored name Of
Baker.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19
ROCK CREEK.
Mary Powell. Rporter.


Received too late last week.
Oct. l2.-Revs. Ayling and Gillett are
attending Conference at Greeley this
week.
Mr.. Fowler and family expect to
move to Oklahoma this week. We re-
gret to loose such good ueighbors.
Miss Anna Johnson is staying in
lola at present.
Rev. Ayling preached very inter-
esting and beneficial sermon Sunday
evening at Rock Creek.
Mr. Sawyer and family and Miss
Jesse Smith attended church here Sun
day.
Miss Jessie Fisher is staying in lola
with her sister Mrs Torrance.
Aron Gregory and family returned
from Iowa latter months visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Gregory and daughter Jennie
visited at Mt Ida Saturday and Sun
day.
Willis Ayling and family attended
church here Sunday.
Mrs Kingsley and Miss Jennie Cut
singer and mother were out driving
in this part Sunday.
w. M. A. met at Rock Creek school
house Saturday Oct. cl3.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19

Mrs John Wright, Carl Wisner,
Newton Cozine, Marshall Fife, Ollie
and Ed Southerland went to Kansas
City to view the Priests of Pallas
parade.
Mrs 7 S Ball returned last Tues
day evening from Colorado where
she has been for sometime.
Will Gregg and wife of Norman
Oklahoma visited his brother John
last week.
Ralph Cozine threshed his fax last
Friday.
John Gregg and wife visited rela-
tives at Diamond Sunday.
Barton Cozine is on the sick list
this week.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19
NE0SH0 VALLEY.
G. L. ARNOLD Reporter.
Received too late last week

kecelVed TOO late last week.
FP Tanner and family of lola,
called and chatted with us Monday
evening.
Mr. Bolin now occupies his new
house.
Butler and Stroup shipped stockers,
steers from Kansas City recently
that they will fatten for some future
market.
Perry Peck and wife and child were
over from Woodson County the first
of the week.
A HMiller and r. V Bales names ap-
pear among the list of jurors to
serve at the November term of court.
The fact that Lewis link is building
a new house is very suggestive.
o. Carnahan is bui. ding an ad-
dition to his house.
BY misunderstanding concerning
the date, the political meeting to be
held at Neosho Valley on Monday
evening was failure.
j T Brown is attending the L b an
nual conference at Greedy.
Walter Crook and wife came over
from Ft. Scott recently, and Mrs
Crook is still in the neigh borhood.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19
PLEASANT VALLEY HILL.
Miss Osborn Reporter.
(Received too late last week J

Received too late last week
Oct. 8. 9.-Everybody has got home
| from X. G. carnival Those who went
were Frank Halbert and family, Eb
Baird, Geo. Ellis, Clarence Rush and
Bert Rose.
Perry Stotler had II head of cattle
and 6 horses break out of his pasture
Saturday night and caused the boys
big search. The cattle we're found
at Jim Colglazier's Sunday evening.
We have not heard whether the horses
are found or not,
George Culbertson returned home
] asst Friday. He did not get as far as
Paris, as he intended to when ne left
home.
1t is reported on good authority that
i'll Brown, who is attending Normal
at Emporia, is married to girl from
Independence but he had not confess
ed to the folks at home yet last Sum
day.
Laura Brown is visiting in Emporia
at present.
B K Brown has so much improved
in health that his wife began her school
at Rock Pile Monday. 1t was post
poned only one week.
Uncle Billy Hamilton's friends will
be glad to learn that he has purchased
house and lot in lola which will
bring him in money when he is not
able to work.
The crowd that went to Waubaunsee
county to the association are expect
ed home today.
Green Hudson sold some property
which he owned in Indiana for which
he received over $4,000 last week.
Allen Fishers house israpidly near
ing completion.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19
LIBERTY.
Miss Lulu Malcom Rennrter.

Miss Lulu Malcom Reporter.
Oct. 13.-What fine weather we are
having.
Mrs. j. Pees went to lola Monday
to do trading and called at Bedell's
store and she, on returning home
found she had lost bill MIR.
Pees had put in her purse, she not
knowing it. Mr.. Pees returned Tues
day, inquired at Bedell's and got his
money.
Miss Ida Morrer of West Piqua
called at Mr.. Murphy's Monday.
Mr.. j. Carnell has relatives visiting
him from Indiana. Bob accompanied
them to Wichita Friday for shor
visit.
Mr.. Jones had his kafiir corn cut,
bound and put in the shock last week.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19
PLEASANT VALLEY.
D 7 Smith, Reporter.

Oct. Is. There was no services at
the Valley Sunday because of the fun
eral.
Mrs John Maurer is visiting her
daughter in Chanute.
Be sure to come to the convention
next Sunday 2[st. There is very
interesting program prepared.
The community was shocked Sunday
morning at hearing Of the death of
Laura Smart, the nearest neighbors
not knowing she was dangerously i'll.
She had came home two weeks before
from where she was at work complain
ing, Sunday following she was report
ed better, but Sunday night was taxi
en- worse. The doctor was called and
announced that she was worse than
thought to be, but as company made
her worse there was no one called in
till Friday night at near IL O'Clock
she died without a struggle. :She was
unconscious for some time before her
death. She never complained of any
pain. She had lived with Mrs. Cos
horn in lola for about two years and
had made many friends there and had
also lived for some time at Malcom' 5
in La Harpe and made friends, in fact
wherever she was known shewas loved,
There will be many sad hearts because
of her death. The funeral services
were held from the house, Rev. Ruby
officiating A large concourse follow
ed the remains to the Carlyle cemetery
where they were laid to rest.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19
Geneva Township.

GENEVA township.
Geneva, Nov. 1st, McClain
and Clifford.
Liberty school house, Nov.
2nd, Savage and Francis.
Carlyle Township
Carlyle school house, Oct.
10th, Funston and Amos.
Deer Creek school house,
Nov. z, Funston and Amos.
Deer Creek Township.
Diamond school house, Oct.
26, McClain and Henderson.
Usage Township.
Moran, Oct. 25, New Camp
bell.
Elm Township.
Gas City, Oct. 20, Bower
sock and Metcalf.
LaHarpe, Oct. %, New
Campbell.
LaHarpe, Nov. 5, Foust
and McClain.
Allen Center, Oct. 26, Saw
age and Amos.
lola City.
Oct. 20, w. G. Lawson.
Nov. 5, Chas. F. Scott.
lola Township.
Enterprise school house,
Oct. "a, Bennett and Bear.
Salem Township.
Maple Grove, Oct. 10 Amos
and Francis.
Prairie Hall, Oct. %, Cliff
ford and Francis.
Cottage Grove Township
Cottage Grove school house
Oct. 18, Amos and Francis.
New Scotland, Oct. "a, Nc.
Claim and Savage.
Leanna, Oct. 81, Amos and
Atchison.
Logan Township
Dewitt school house Oct
%, McClain and Clifford.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19
HUMBOLDT.
Arthur Cunningham. Reporter


Rev and Mrs T A Rothwell and
Miss Nellie Chambers went to Kansas
City Thursday to attend the National
Convention of the Christian church.
Hon F b Dawes and Hon G e Corey
gave two rousing Republican speeches at
the opera house Tuesday evening,
Standingroomwa was at a premium and the
audience remained until the meeting
was through in spite of the uncom-
Portable crowding.
Friday morning report reached
town that the nine year old daughter
of Martin Feely had been attacked by
a tramp, while on her way to school,
The tramp was easily located at Cha
mute by the fact that he had only one
arm. He was brought up in the after
noon and lodged in jail.
The Iola register., 1900-10-19
CENTER GROVE.
Miss Belle REYNOLDS Reporter.

oct 15.-Mr and Mrs Hamilton Wis
tied at Mr. Rhoades near Jeddo last
Sunday.
A number from this vicinity at
ended church at Leanna Sunday even
ing.
Mr. Savings of Central lAvenue Wis
tied at Mr. Binger's last Sunday.
Rev Goodhue of Humboldt will
preach at Center Grove Sunday after
noon at 2;30. All are invited to at
tend.
Mrs Reynolds visited relatives near
Fair View the latter part of last week.
George Binger is working for Mr.
Hettinger,
Mr. Deal is building an addition to
his house. Mr. Dale is doing the car
penter work.