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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-24

viii occupy the Dunbar residence dur
ing the summer
Mrs. E. A Wedgwood of Provo is
the guest of Mrs. George Sutherland.
Mrs. Bell Parsons left last Monday
for LeadviIle. to visit her daughter,
Mrs. P. c. Gallagher
The marriage of Miss Rose Goldberg
and Mr.. SiIberstein of Denver viii take
place Monday, July g..
Mrs. F. J. Fabian will entertain at
cards tomorrow afternoon, compliment
tary to Miss Toughy.
Mrs. NJ. shaughnessy and Miss
Shaughnessy have returned TO the city
after a years absence.
Miss Critchlow gave an informal
evening Thursday in honor of Miss
Hunter of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Kearns, who
were married last week in Chicago,
have arrived in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Joseph Siegel leaves tomorrow
for her old home in Baltimore. where
she viii spend the summer.
George Taggart. the noted New York
artist, will give a series of studio recep-
tons during the coming week.
DR.. Millspaugh will tomorrow after
noon be the guest at Saltair or the
principals of the public schools.
Mrs. Lehmayer of Baltimore, has ar
fr. ~ 70 ho
with her sister, Mrs. Solomon Siegel-
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Lola Cochler and Fred Crager
The marriage will take place in the au-
tumn.
Mr.. and Mrs David Keith have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Lillian, and Lieutenant AL
bert G. Allen.
The reception given Monday after
noon by Mrs Simon Bamberger, in
honor Of B1iss Sadie American, was a
delightful social event
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The reception at the Congregational
church Friday evening in honor of DR..
J. F. Millspaugh was one of the week s
delightful social events.
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The family of H. L. Aulls of the
Short Line will reside during the
summer months at $50 First street.
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Mrs. John G. Roberts, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Sears, arrived from
| Detroit, Mich, on Friday afternoon last
/ to spend the summer with her parents.
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/ Miss Violet NJ. Neill returned Tues
/ day from her studies at the Kirkland
| school, Chicago, to spend the summer
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs James W. 8 Nell q q
Mrs. Schonert and Mrs. Wormeth
! gave a Maccabee social Friday in hon
or of Miss Dora Farley. The decOra-
/ lions were in the colors of the order
! Elaborate refreshments were served.
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/ Mrs. Mccullough of Huntington,
! West Virginia, is the guest of her
parents, General and Mrs J. S.
| UtcheT, a their suburban home, cor
! ner Fifth East and Twelfth South.
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The University graduating classes of
| "a and IS Will give an excursion to
Saltair June 29th. A reunion of these
| two classes, with their friends, prom
ises to be a very pleasant event.
large representation of all University
graduates and students is expected.
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The cantata of Queen Esther" will
be given in the Eleventh ward meet
ing house on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings of the present week
1t will be given under the auspices and
for the benefit of the Y. L. NJ. l. A
! Horace s. Ensign, Professor w. c
Give and Fred Graham are among the
well known people who will appear il
| the cast.
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Complimentary to Miss Hunter.

The Misses Leonard were on Thurs
day afternoon hostesses of a daintily
appointed luncheon. given in cOmpli-
ment to Miss Hunter of Philadelphia
and Miss Lena Welby. Nasturtiums
and trailing vines made an effective
Iable decoration, and the place cards
We're water color creations of the same
lovely flowers.
The guests were Miss Hunter, Miss
Lena Welby, Miss Welby, Miss Nc
Grath, Miss Emily Read. Miss Edna
Sherman, Miss Salisbury, Miss Dickert,
Miss Norma Dickert, Mrs. George Rose,
Mrs. Walter Druehl.
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Delightful Event.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Mexican, whose
marriage took place recently in Scot
land, entertained informally during the
week. Singing, music and recitations
were features of the event.
Among the guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Mexican, Mrs. E. Fowler, Mrs. w.
Fowler, NJ. T. Fowler, Mrs. Lyle, Mrs
F. Fowler, Mrs. S. Price, Mrs. Burridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Mexican, Misses Annie, Mary and
Sarah Mexican Lyle, ReXeagle, Dun
can, Moses, Price, Messrs. Livingston,
William Mexican, Henry Mexican,
Moses, John Mexican.
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School Of Domestic Science.

The School of Domestic Science will
open this morning at the University
Normal school. The cooking class will
be in charge of Miss Emily Cannon
The menu, which has been arranged
is a thorough one and embraces every
branch of cooking.
The lesson for the coming week in
cludes the following: Mixing and max
ing bread; cereal with fruit, pOached
eggs, boiled potatoes, creamed dried
beef, white sauce, boiled rice and cof-
fee
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National Bazaar.a

Mrs. Avery, corresponding secretary
Of the National American Woman Stuff
rage association, has written to the
Utah branch of the association, asking
the cooperation of the women in Civ
ing a national bazaar. The object is
to secure as large a fund as possible
for doing national work, and it is de-
sired that the suffragists in all the
states of the Union shall contribute of
their time and talent to this common
effort. 1t is now intended to hold it
in New York, at Madison Square Gar
den, from December to 8. To this
end meeting has been called by
the president of the Utah State council
for next Friday afternoon, at the res
idence Of Mrs. Priscilla jennings.
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To Meet Mrs. Wvnne.

On Thursday afternoon Mrs. ]. NJ.
Dart entertained at luncheon in honor
of Mrs. Wynne of Indianapolis. The
table decorations were very beautiful
and were arranged in coloiS of yellow
and white.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Wynne,
Mrs. Chisholm, Mrs. George A. Lowe,
Mrs. George NJ. Downey, Mrs. Paul,
Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Thomas Weir, Mrs.
c. W. Bennett, Mrs. Wightman, Mrs.
Richards, Mrs. Morrison.
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At Dinner.

On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
George Y. Wallace entertained at din
ner in honor of Dean and Mrs. Eddie
of St Marks. The table was decorated
with JacqueminOt roses and a profUsiOn
of plumOsa.
Covers We're laid for Dean and Mrs.
Eddie, Major and Mrs George ~
DoWney, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard w
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Wells
Flagg, NJ. and Mrs. Taggart and Mr.
George NJ. Scott.
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OGDEN.


Ogden June 23-The marriage of Miss
Florence E. Wright to Mr.. Aft J. Brown
at the brides residence Wednesday af-
ternoon at 5 o'clock was the browning
event in Ogden social circles this week
Miss Wright is the beautiful daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Wright, and
the groom is the popular assistant tick
ct agent at the union depot The
rooms were brilliantly Illuminated by
electric lights and. were profusely dec
GRATED with flowers and foliage.
The bride was attended by Miss
Emma Wright and L. esther. Angus
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The end of the town season is fast

The end of the town season is fast
approaching. IN a short time the town
houses will be closed for the summer,
and. armed with a palm leaf, society
will be looking for a shady retreat in
which to spend the heated term.
AT present all the world finds diver
sion at the Country club The ancient
and royal game of golf is in high favor
with society followers, and the talr
members of the club are enthusiast
calIy working for the Newhouse cup.
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Weddings of the Coming Week.

Wednesday-NIi Mary A. Williams
and D. B. Rails, Miss Daisy r. Parker
and H. v Burleigh, Miss Lillian An
derson and George 7. Taylor.
Thursday-AIiss May Keate and Ar
chibald H. Cook.
Friday-Miss Maud NJ. Ford and lie
ROi C Snow.
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Social Chat.

Social Chat.
Miss Madge Westerfeld is at home
again.
Mrs. John L. Minor has returned from
Chicago.
VIII Dinwoodey has returned from
Chicago.
The Reapers' club will meet tomorrow
afternoon.
Miss CoIburn is the guest of DR.. and
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Miss frankie Sharp has returned
from Sunnyside.
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Miss Annie Moore left yesterday for
Vancouver, B. c.
Mrs. Putnam and daughters have re-
turned from the east.
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The Utah Wonan's Press club meets
next Saturday evening.
Mrs. Jacob MOritz has gone to Homo
lulu to spend the summer.
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Miss Harrington of Ogden is the
guest Of Miss Lyle Young.
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Mrs. William Igleheart and children
have returned from Kentucky.
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Mrs. A. W. Carlson has cards out
for next Wednesday. afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Eisemann are at
the Knutsford for the summer.
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Mr.. Roland Hunt of OskaloOsa, Ia,
spent the past week in the city.
Mrs. Charles Cowan has returned to
salt Lake to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Joseph are enter
tanning Ernest Morris of Denver.
Misses Geneva and Olive Jennings
have returned home for the summer.
Miss Emma Kooser of Butte is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. KOOser.
Mrs. Samuel Newhouse will arrive in
the city the latter part of the week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. I. LIBBY have moved
to their new home at 81 4th street.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Williams has returned
from very pleasant trip to California.
Mrs. Mas OF Cincinnati is the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. Simon Bamberger.
Mrs. D. c. Dunbar and children will
spend the summer on the Pacific coast.
Mrs. H. J. Hayward leaves shortly
for her summer home iii PaTley's can
yon.
Mrs. H. R. Edwards of Robinson,
Utah, is in the city visiting her par
ents.
Mrs. E. D. Woodruff has as her
guest Mrs. Gerald Panton of Billings,
Mont.
Miss Kate Williams has completed
her course at Bryn Mawr and returned
home.
Sidney and Ernest Bamberger re-
turned during the week from Columbia
college
Mrs. John Marshall entertains Friday
evening in honor of Miss Ruth Kirk
patrick.
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Mrs r. b Turner, wife Of Captain
Turner of the Sixteenth, is visiting in
the city.
Mrs. r. II. Britt Of Rochester. N. 7.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
H. Brink
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Keyes left
during the week for trip through the
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs J. E Mcknight left
last evening for a visit to Shoshone
Fails, Ida.
Miss Nellie Dolly, who has been at
tending Smith college, viii return home
/ next week.
Mrs. Isaac Jennings and children
have gone to San Francisco to spend
| the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Ferry vii
/ return from Grand Rapids during the
| coming week.
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The Misses Clara and Matte Hal
have gone to Denver to visit their uncle
! Frank A. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Clayton are
spending a few weeks at their ranch
in East canyon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cheeseman of Denver
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Marriage Licenses.


During last week the following marriage
licenses. We're issued by the county clerk
of Salt Lake county:
Frederick a. Ball, Salt Lake City. g
Sarah A. Morley, Salt Lake City 49,. q
Theodore G. Reiser, Salt Lake City. q
Helen NJ. Forsyth, Salt Lake City =. 2.
Mason o. Minor, Salt Lake 1Cty go. 2
Luke Golightly, Salt Lake City 800. g
Ellen w. Bringhurst, Salt Lake City IS
Arthur r. Weeter, Park City .......... 2;
Matte Lambert, Salt Lake City,. q
Charles d. Yeutter, Bountiful ........ q
Eliza J. Parkin, BOuntifUl ......... q
Frank H Cannegeiter, Murray 1900. q
Elizabeth Hadley, Murray ............ p
Alexander z. Carr, Salt Lake City,. 2
Caroline Edward .............,..........2 2;
James ThurgOOd, Bountiful ...-....... 2.
Grace Z, Kirkham, BOuntiful 49,. 2.
Albert +. Young, Salt Lake City ...... 2
Gertrude J. Derbidge, Salt Lake City 2
Leroy Southmayd, Great Falls, Mont. 81
Edith r. Forrest, Stockton, Cali. ,,
c. Fred Schade, Huntsville .........E.. 2
Mary Wansgard, Huntsville ........... 2
James W. Hudson, American Fork 80. Al
Ellen J. Jacklin. American Fork 80. q
William A. HolZheimer, Eureka $500. 2
Georgianna Nesbitt. Mammoth ...... 2
William G. Patrick. Salt Lake City. 2
Margaret n. Game. Salt Lake City. q
Archie Coats, Bingham .................. a
Emma J. Jenkins, West Jordan ...... 2
James Y. Sterling, Salt Lake City -. 2
Florence V. Miles, Salt Lake City. 2
George T. Jones, Salt Lake City 49,. q
Meta NJ Corless, Salt Lake City. 2
John NJ. CalderwOOd, Coalvilie 1900. 2
Grace Brimhall, Spanish Fork $3.50. 2
Henry p. HOvey. Salt Lake City 800. 8
Alice NJ. Murphy, Mill Creek ......... 2
J. Edward NaylOr, Mountain Dell So.
Sadie earn. Sugar Ward .........,.... 2
AdOlph NJ. kast. Salt Lake City $3.50. .
Vada J.. Parkin, BOuntiful ............ 2
FretchOh NJ Holmberg, Salt Lake City.
Maggie Dennie, Salt Lake City $50. 2
Robert Cameron, Salt Lake City -. 8
Nellie KOnyberg, Salt Lake City,. 2
John Marcroft, Salt Lake City 800. 2
LYLE Arnold. Salt Lake City .......... 2
Theodore Nystrom Montpelier, Ida. 3
Almira Mae Taylor, Salt Lake City. 3
Alva NJ Merkley, Magrath. Canada. 3
Zehzeel Glib, Alberta, Canada 49,. 2
Edward Nyman, Bingham ...-.......... 2
Annie Anderson, Bingham ........... 2
/ James. McCarTol, Butte, Mont. 2
Julia Mckenzie, Salt Lake City ......
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Sweet Pea Luncheon.

Miss Edna Cohn entertained at lun-
cheGn Friday at which Miss Hunter of
Philadelphia was the guest of honor.
The table was arranged beautifully
with sweet peas and ferns.
There were present Miss Hunter, Miss
Wetby. Miss Lena Welby. Miss Critch-
low
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In Cormal Affair.

The ''Eappy Tau" were entertained
wednesday afternoon by Miss Mabel
Brown. The time passed pleasantly
With sewing, rlusic and conversation
llext Wednesday Miss Ethel Druce
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viii entertain the members who are
the Misses Matte Orem, Clarice 0rem,
Xenia bruce. Ethel bruce, Emma Wet
Eel, Sibyl Wetzel, Nellie Brown, Mabel
Brown. Ivy Price. Nav Price.
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During last week the following marriage
licenses. were issued by the county clerk
of Salt Lake county:
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o. NJ. Runyon, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L
Herrick
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From this day on we viii
have our goods marked in

discount namnOth We odds and
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-09

Gatlin's Cough Syrup cures. Every
dose counts and you get what you
want. Immediate RELIEF, pleasant,
effective, safe. For sale by local
druggists.
Cliff Carter who IL ewing thirty
day sentence in the county jail for
stealing blanket from f.. |. Crow
CLIPS carriage at the Presbyterian
letters 70 Judge Gard now asking to
be turned out. The sunny weather lie
more than he can stand.
Quickly satisfactory, permanently
Beggs' Hair Renewed. Re
moves dandruf, stops hair falling
out, restores natural growth and
color, cures all scalp diseases. "a IN
glad to recommend so excellent pre-
paration Mrs. j. f.. Grouseman,
MOBILE, Ala. Al druggists.
The frame work of the interior OF
the Robinson building is again being
pushed and in few days the brick
laying can be resumed. The brick
tor the Northrup banA building is
being hauled and if the weather per-
mits the spring building operations
will commence with rush next
week,
For SALE; Cheapest farm in A lien
county. ITO acres, So acres river bot
tom, % acres with good buildings
good pasture and good pond of water.
Price S23 per acre if sold before March
lst. Worth $50 per acre and will pay
10 per cent on the amount Address
G. II. Pratt, Humboldt. ct.
Mr.. II. @. Winchester, of Carlyle
neigh borhood, who has lived in this
county for many years, says that the
roads this week were undou btedIy
the worst he bad ever seen. The
slush of yesterday had frozen on the
top but not enough to bear q herse's
weight, and he broke through just as
soon as he got his full weight on his
foot and the crust was strong enough
to make him stumble when he went
to step. Down below it was soft
Rather than punish a horse, Mr..
Winchester walked into town.
Last Saturday a teamster named
Mcdonald went home drunk and
treated his wife in most brutal
way. He lives out in Breakdown and
the neighbors interfered and Nc
Donald was arrested. Mrs. Mcdonald
Is little woman and the big brute
of husband while drunk beat her
and swore at her. His trial was set
for this morning hut was put off until
next Saturday. 1t is the consensus
of opinion of this town that no cOun-
tenance wall be given to wife beating,
and people who care to mingle in the
good circles will take notice.
Sheriff Seamen, Of Ithaca. New
York, who arrived here Tuesday to
get Charles Ingersoll, wanted for TAX
ing money from the county treasury
of Topkins county, while serving his
term as county treasurer, left today
with his prisoner for Ithaca. Mr. Sea-
man said the man had told the story
essentially true and that there was
nothing to add to 1t. 1t Is Mr.. Inger.
soils fret offense and he made his
chief mistake in falling to tell his
hondsmen that he was short and stay
ing at his post and trying his best to
settle instead of running away.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-09

CaDit9E This week the Newly
Mantle factory of Chsnute filed an
order for a firm in Honolulu. The
Welsbach company has been making
trouble for the Chanute institution,
but on the 29rd of February Mr.. New
by was granted patent on the coat
ing he uses on his mantle, which
gives him a clear track now, as it
was in this that the Welsbach people
chained he was infringing their
rights.
Louis Root is about as enthusiastic
"a man as lives in Ioa. When he
talks about clothes he is almost
moved to tears and whenever he gets
a lot OF new clothes he wants every
body to admire them 1t almost
seems as if he would rather show the
goods to sympathetic listener than
sell them to IA skeptic. He recently
opened up new box and hence the
"all wool and ayard widen smile he
s wearing.
a Humboldt man who has been in
u position to watch SAYS that not since
the prohibitOTy law went into effect
has that town been so dry as it is
now. The joints have been closed
and an effort is being made to keep
them closed, a reward being offered
for evidence against a gambler or
jointist. Recently gambler opened
up his lay out, but the local paper the
next day reprinted the S25 reward
notice and the next day he silently
snOok.
c. A. Japhet and f.. A. VanVal-
kenberg went to Moran Tuesday to
fix up legal muddle. Japhet owns
drug stock there and by some mis-
understanding the rent on the build
ing was not paid by the man running
the store and Japhet's goods were at
tached. OF course he cleared the af-
fair up, under Vans coaching. This
is Mr.. NanV Walked berg's second re-
tention as legal adviser and the occu-
patton tax will apply to him on the
third Offense.
Mr.. Kuder, who was so nearly
killed by an accident at the brick
plant some time ago, is still improv-
ing and Is able to be up and around
the house good deal of the time.
His eye which was knocked out of his
head has never become properly re-
tanned by the muscles and artificial
supports will have to be temporarily
used A peculiar thing about his
eye sight now is that he sees every
thing double, from injury to the
nerve. 1t is hoped, however, that his
sight will be- perfectly restored in
time.
An employee of the Gas Company
was sent to a house in the east part of
lola Saturday to find out why the
gas bill was not paid. He found a
family of seven, man, wife and five
children, living IN one small room
Only one of the children had shoes,
and all were wretchedly and made
quately clad 1t is needless to say
that be did not turn off the gas. The
father lie anxious and willing to work,
but of course can find nothing to do
during this extreme weather, and the
case seems to be one that deserves the
attention ofthe charitable societies of
the town.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-09

Although DR.. j. r. Mathew the en-
inent specialist has only had his Of
flee open about a week in the parlors
of the Morrow hotel, yet the high in
dorsement and wide reputation that
this distinguished gentleman enjoys,
has been sufficient even in this short
time to draw to his office large num-
Der of patients of both sexes. A re-
porter of the REGISTER yesterday had
occasion to visit DR. Mahew's offices
and indeed was surprised to find that
gentleman so busy, and to find such a
large number waiting for his atten-
ton and services. When the DR.. found
leisure time sufficient, he gave the re-
porter little OF his time and called
his attention to the success he is
meeting with in lola which is indeed
marvellous.
CapHaE Lyon county knocks out
the saline county gold story cold ana
stiff. A Saline county man Dragged
because he found gold IN the gizzards
OF his turkeys. The gold was in the
shape OF lot of dinky little nuggets,
hardly worth while for prosperous
Kansas farmer to waste his time on.
Now comes the Emporia Gazette
rearing up with local pride, with a
story TO the effect that in the gizzard
of one chicken cleaned there Satur-
day were found two five-cent pieces
and a five dollar gold piece. Three
one.cent pieces and dime were FOUND
| in the inner works of another chick
en-, both the fowls having been pur-
chased from the same man. The
nugget story from Saline county was
fairly good, of course; but a locality
that can't do any better than scare up
minute chunks of single metal can
not hope to hold out against Lyon
county, where the chickens have
their pick of half a dozen different
kinds of ore, and turn 1t out coined,
all ready to add to the "per capiter."
Eldorado Republican: "Did you
ever hear OF tn man who was too
economical to take his home paper,
hut sent his little boy to borrow the
COPY taken by a neIghbor? In his
haste the boy ran over two-dollar
stand of bees and in ten seconds
looked like warty summer squash.
His cries reached the father, who ran
TO his rescue, and failing TO notice
barb wire fence, ran into that break
ing the fence down, cutting handful
of fish bait out of his anatomy, ruin
ing his four dollar pants. The old
COW took advantage of the gap in the
fence and got out. ate 40 cents worth
of alfalfa and died of bloat, Hearing
the racket the wife ran out, upset
iour-gallon churn of cream into
basket of kittens and drowned the
mess, In her hurry she dropped and
broke a seven-dollar set of false teeth.
The baby, left alone, crawled through
the flood of cream and into the par
lor, running bran new carpet. Dur
ing the excitement the eldest daugh-
ter ran away with book agent. The
dog broke up eleven setting hens and
the calf got out and chewed the
sleeves fro n four shirts which hung
on the observation-disclosures borrow a
paper"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-09

Rex Dyspepsia Tablets are guaran-
teed to cure Indigestion and Heart
burn. 25cents. @. Is. Spencer d Co
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-09

ELM TOWNSHIP.
The Republicans of Elm township will hold
their primary at LaHarpe, at o'clock p m, on
Saturday, March oath, for the purpose of select
ing i6 delegates to attend the Republican
county convention.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
lola TOWNSHIP.
The Republican primary of lola township
will be held at the court house in lola at 3
O'Clock p. m. on Saturday, March "a, for the
purpose of electing 10 delegates to the county
convention. BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
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THE lola REGISTER.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
Republican Primaries.

CHAS- F. SCOTT