The Iola register., 1901-08-30
THE WEEKS NEWS
P. E. Waueb, DeDtist.

Ed. Merchant was mere over sunday
from Cherryvale.
If you want corn or wheat chop go
to Claiborne's mill.
If you have corn or wheat to grind
take it to Claiborne's mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Thompson are
home from their outing in Colorado.
DR.. Coffman reports boy born to
South street.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tredway returned
to Emporia to resume their work in
the State Normal.
Pat n cCable has broken ground for
a large residence in Davis addition on
west Campbell street.
DR.. Fulton reports son born to
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Nichols 302 North
street Monday night.
Miss Clara Klaumann went to Bron-
son last week where she will visit
several days with friends.
Sheriff Hobart left Friday noon
for Ossawatomie with Miss Dora E.
Nickel recently adjudged insane.
A thirteen pound girl born to Mr.
and Mrs. A. Stillwell on North Chest
nut Tuesday is reported by DR.. Full
ton.
Mont Palmer, manager of Ramsay
Bros. & Co.'S store returned this week
fromlGueda Springs much improved
in health.
Extra copies of the REGISTER con.
tanning the account of the Dedication
and the description of the Methodist
church can be secured at this office.
License to marry wasissued to c. O.
Chapman. of LaHarpe, and Eta
Herschey, also of LaHarpe. Mr..
Chapman is iaweler of that town.
Mrs. NJ. F. Knight, who has been
making her home with her son, NJ. a.
Knight here, went to Rosalia where
she owns farm and will hereafter re.
side.
Over the long distance telephone to-
day the lola Office supplied Ft. Scott
Pittsburg Parsons and Leroy with
fine music from the Regina music bo,
in Spencer's store.
Mr.. o. b. Nichols has letter from
his son ode telling of his good healtl
and happiness and that he is still il
NJ Mia and apparently billed to re
main there some time.
Thursday afternoon Probate Judg
Smith united in marriage Ornal A
Wray, of Leanna, and Carrie L
Eaton, of Bronson. Both are wei
known in their ighborhoods.
Job Cutter is taking steps to prov
up on forty acre tract of Allen coun
ty school land in district 81. The pro
ceeding is little uncommon as prac
tcally all this land is now taken.
Clarence Hereford formerly an Iol
boy, later a dentist at Cherryvale wa
in town Monday. Herecently left Cheer
vale and is said to be seeking ne,
location. with lola perhaps in view.
Mrs. Vesta Cotter and son, Harry
started last Sunday morning TO
Washington, where they expect l.
make their future home, half way be
tween the mountains and the Pacif
Ocean.
The Fair managers have closed u
the deal for an automobilerace durin
fair week. The autos will be here an
will race every day. The sight will /
novel and ought to prove popula
feature.
There was pleasant and proftabl
shower in town Sunday afternoon thf
laid the dust and cooled the air. Ea.
and south of town it helped the pa
ture, but was too limited in extent
do any great good.
Petitions are being circulated {
tensively in Fort Scott for the callir
of grand jury and the Bushes
Mems committee that is opposing Il
enforcement of the law seem to
billed for a hot time.
The current number of Everybody
Magazine contains story by Gener
Fred Funston telling "How Captur,
Aguinaldo." A recent number
another magazine had a story
Aguinaldo telling how he didn't ca
ture Funston.
That meteor which passed lola Il
other night and looked as If it woul
certainly pillow up the earth close
the Hankins place north of town we
past Topeka, Kansas City ard
Joe. So there is no reason for 10
to feel slighted,
Hatchechubbee, Ala, June 30, 1877
DIR. G. j. MoFFETT-Dear Sir:
can assure you that your TEETHIN
Teething Powders) is indispensable
O us, and in no single instance has