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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
SENTENCED TO HANG.
Copeland Heard His Sentence Unflinch-
ingIy.
(Speclal Dispatch to The Timcs.o

SUFFOLK, VA, March e.-Herry Cope
land was to-day sentenced by Judge Kill
by to hang Tuesday, May 9TH, between
noon and 9 o'clock p IL Copeland was
convicted of killing J. D. Story last De-
cember ssist. after calling him out for
talk His counsel will appeal to the Cir
cult Court.
Judge Kiiby pronounced the sent4nce
in touching words. declaring that it
paincd him to do it. but that twelve men
had said it, and the dignity of the law
must be upheld The prisoner heard the
sentence unflinciinsly. he had nothing to
say, except to assert that his trial was
unfair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
improvements at West Point.

The sand-pump dredge "Boss.'s belong
ing TO the Whitlock- Hanson Pump Dredge
Company, a Richmond concern, will
leave Richmond in a few days for West
Point, va, where it will so Immediately,
to work in elevating5 several acres of land
owned by. Mr. George Guyernator, a well
known Richmond gentleman.
The land to be raised is to be con-
verted into q pleasure park. Convenient
daily trains between Richmond and West
Point Will be run on q sixty minutes
schedule, SO that heads Of families may
aoiourn with their families at West Point
and attend to business daily n Richmond
duriag the summer months. BATHING,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
FAST ONES TO RACE.
cresceus, Charlie Herr and Boralma Matched
for Big Stake.
(By Associated Press.)

BOSTON, MASS, March 22.-I'homas
w. Lawson announces the arrange
ment Of (, race between Cresceus, Char-
lie Herr, and Boralma at ReadFllle III
September for a $4,000 stake. AL gate
receipts to go to charity.
The purse will be made up of $1,000
a corner, and $4,000 added by Mr.. Law
son. 1t will take place in the week be-
ginning September 18th The race Will
be handled by the New England Irottlns
Horse Breeders Association.
Mr.. Lawson said that as soon as the
proposed race with The Abbott was called
off, he proceeded to arrange q triangular
race, doing it before he knew that The
Abbott's owner had changed his mlnd.
The arrangements were Immediately
completed between the owners OF
Cresceus, Charlie Herr, and Boralma.
The race is to be best three in five
heats, first horse to take $4,000; the
second $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
ARGUMENT HEARD
ON IMPEACHMENT.
Major Guthrie Concluded His Speech
for Prosecution.
ABLE PREsENTnENT OF cAsF
Wants judges lmpcaehed, Not for Error Of
Judgment, but for knowingly Violating
the Mandates OF the Constitution.
Vote Improbable Before Tuesday.
ABLE pREsENTMENT OF cAsF
fsn.c,,I p;sna,cb 10 The Times,


RALEIGH, N. C, March 22.-Major w.
A. Guthrie concluded his opening argu-
snent for the prosecution in the impeach-
nent trial of Chief Justice Furches and
Associate Justice Douglas, this morning,
and was followed by C. a. Cooke. for the
defense. and c. A. Busbce, for the prose-
cution.
Major Guthrie said in conclusion that
the prosecution docs not want tho Judges
img,ca ched for error in Judgment, but dor
deliberately tearing the Constitution in
si,rets and knowingly and persistently
violating its plain mandates. he said the
prosecution does not attack the Holie VS..
Henderson doctrine, but charges that the
present Supreme Court went far beyond
its bounds.
DEFENSE.
Mr.. Cooke made a strong argument for
defense lie said the rulings of the court
we're all right in the eyes of those prose-
cutting when Democratic ottice-holdcrs
were retained in office and given their
pay. but when the court. following the
same jreccdcnts, retained Rcpub-
lican officer, they must be impcached- He
argued that the mistake was made by the
1899 Legislature in not so lcgislatins as TO
the Shell Fish Commission as TO ef-
fectuaIly accomplish what they desired,
the removal OF Theophlus White from
Office and the substitution Of Demo
cratic officers in his stead. He cited the
case OF Gardner against Worth, where
riandamus was issued by Judge Robin
son, against the State treasurer. and
Judge Clark rendered an opinion in the
Supreme Court that such a naandamus
could not Issue because there was no
special fund appropriation in the treas
,Irer,s hand for its payment There was
fund though, said Mr.. Cooke, for the
payment in the White case on which this
Impeachment vas instituted.
VOTE NEXT WEEK
Hon. C. NJ. Bushels speech for the
prosecution was very strong and clear
cut. emphasizing points made by Major
Guthrie yesterday. and insisting the &C
cused Judges made a fragrant violation
of the Constitution in issuing the man
darlIs on the treasury.
J. Lindsay Patterson will speak for the
defense Tomorrow, and e. f. Davidson
for the prosecution
The Senate viii hardly reach a vote on
the impeachment before Tuesday or We'd
sesday OF next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
Elks Elect Officers.
Especial Dispatch to The Times. !,

Especial Tispaich 10 The Hines.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March o.
Charlottesville Lodge, No. $50. 3. 2. @.
ilikc, held q large meeting Cast night, re-
:,ultins in the election of the following
officers: Exalted ruler. IL NJ. Lewis; es-
teemed leading knight, G. j. Goodyear;
esteemed loyal knight, ]. s. Hanskel; es-
tecmed occurring knight, d. W. Fowler;
secretary. y. w. Leternan: treasurer, j.
NJ. Cochran: esquire. I. c. ConIon: inner
guard, E. A joachim; tier. 7. j. Will
Jams; trustees, J. Z. Gleason, I. J. Mills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
Committee of tie EikS

The Ways and Means Committee of the
Elks met last night and received reports
from several subcommittee appointed
to look up different matters in connec-
ton with the subject of inviting the
Grand Lodge to meet in Richmond. No
definite action was taken, as several sub
committees, among them the one on
Hotels, have not reported. The COM
.nittec will meet again next Friday
night. A smoker will be held on next
TUESDAY,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23

done so, to pledge their moral and tinan-
cial support to the journeymen bakers.
The resolutions of the Mill-Worlzers'
Union of the Brotherhood Of Carpenters
and Joiners, which will be sent to the
owners and managers of woodworking
mills in this city and vicinity, were pre-
scented. The union asks for a ten-hour
day and a minimum rate of II II cents
ner hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
Investigating the Markets.

Mr.. E. A. Valentine, of Chicago, is at
the jefferson. Mr.. Valentine represents
the refinery or lard department of Ar
mour & Co., the famous packers. Mr..
Valentine is Investigating the conditions
OF the local lard markets throughout the
South. noting the effects of the prevail
ing high markets. Mr.. Valentine will re-
main in the city several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
Colonel Willard Here.

Colonel Joseph Willard, of Fairfax, ar
rived at thegJ Jefferson last night, He will
be here several days probably, although
he does not know how long he will re-
main.
The friends of Colonel Willard have
great hope of his capturing the nominal
ton for the lieutenant governorship. His
has given him wide State acquaintance.
long service in the House of Delegates
and his popular manners have made him
thousands of friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
Sermon to the Richmond Grays.

Rev. John Harmon will preach spe-
cial sermon to the Richmond Grays at
Union Station Methodist Church at II
O'clock A. NJ. tomorrow. The company,
under Captain Savile, will attend in
body.
general Orders, No. IT, will be the
subject Of Mr.. lannon's sermon in the
morning. At night he will preach on
Small Practice of a Great Physician.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
ShiDyard News.

a party of Trigg Company officials
will attend the launching of the Korea
at Newport News to-day.
Much satisfaction is expressed over the
performance of the torpedo boat Thorn
ton during her builders trial trip over
the Cape Charles course.
1t is stated that the force employed at
the Trigg yards will be considerably in
creased when all improvements in prog
ress are completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
RingIer...RaY.t

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
CHARLOTTESVILLE IA. March
ae.-AIr. Luther A. Bingler and Miss Lille
Ray were married last evening. The
ceremony took place at O'Clock at F'ry's
Springs, the Rev. John s. Turpin. of the
First Baptist Church, Of this city, of
;<;a inc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
Purchased Horses.

Mr.. Thomas B. Hicks, district deputy
supreme archon, has returned from
Stanton. whittier he went to install the
officers of the Staunton Conclave. While
in that city Mr.. Hicks purchased a pair
of very fine black horses. which cost
him $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
MONTAGUE CLUB.
Eight Hundred Yoters-Joined in Presumed
Swanson Stronghold.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)
DANVILLE, VA. March PA Mon
tague meeting was organized here to-
night amidst much enthusiasm. In this
presumed stronghold of Swanson no less
than eight hundred voters Joined the
Montague Club. The attendance and
the large membership we're beyond the
cspectat;on of every one. This IS proof
conclusive of MontaSues strength in
J,apyiIIe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
CHILD CUT IN TWO.
Instantly Killed by Box.Car in Norfolk and
Western Yard. Roanoke.
fspecia1 Dispatch to The Times,

[SIeC1a1 DIsUItcH
ROANOKE. VA. March 22.-Charles l..
Newman, l1-year-old son of j. T. New
man was, cut in two on the Norfolk and
Western yard this afternoon. 44e and
other boys were sitting under car on a
side-track when the pusher engine backed
against the cars, killing Newman, who
was on the rail, instantly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
Blackwell Durham Company.
nr Associated Press.

TRENTON, N. j., March 32s.-Ihe slack
we'll Durham Tobacco Company, capital
81 oOo 600 10 grow, cure and manufacture
tobacco. was incorporated here to-day.
The incorporators are: John III. COBB,
William r. Harris, Josiah I. Wilcox, Ed
ward r. Sperry and George Gates, all OF
Jersey City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
Knocked Out liz the Eleventh Round.
nv Associated Press.

(By Associated Press-)
SAVANNAH, GA. March 22.-Owen
zeigler, of Philadelphia. knocked out
Tom Corcoran, of this city. in the e1ev-
enth round tonight The fight was TO
have been twenty-five rounds a punch
in the stomach and a swing on the jaw
did the work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23

and w. L. Maupin.
Al the close of the business meeting a
Sanuuet was served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
ALL ARE READY
FOR THE PRIMARY
Continued from First Page.)

CONTINUED from First Page)
J. R. Russell spoke for Clerk S. P. Wad-
dill. Mr.. Waddill also made brief
speech.
The City Electoral Board held meet
ing several days ago and made some
changes in the personnel OF the judges
and clerks in this city. In one case it
is said that the Board overruled the re-
Communications of the Ward Superintend-
ent and as to others there is some dis
satisfaction reported.
Major A. S. Lanier said yesterday that
he was perfectly satisfied with the out
look for his nomination for the Constitu-
tional Convention.
Colonel Joseph E. Willard. of Fairfax,
is registered at the Jefferson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23

Colonel Joseph E. Willard. of Fairfax
registered at the Jefferson.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
EAST PIQUA.

IL. hElTHLEY Correspondent.
The weather is very nice and warm
at this writing.
Mrs. John Cloud has new six-lid
steel range.
\ Barnhart has gone back East to
visit his old home and relatives in
Pennsylvania.
Rev Booze will begin IA proracted
meeting at Piqua, Oct 27.
John Cloud has been on the sick list
'or several days.
Mr. Jenkins, the man who lived on
the Preston farm, moved back to Bay.
ard, to look after some sick folks.
We We're glad to ee Ben Addleman,
of Scott county, Kansas, few days
ago, in this vicinity, He will ship d
car of lumber from Wichita to Scott
City, Kansas.
j. Nj. Purcell vent to Missouri last
week on business.
Miss Ida and Emma Barnhart at
tended church at lola, Sunday.
Mrs q ID lIildebrant is in Kansas
City, undergoing treatment.
G Trobridge sold Mr. Hall a fine
driving horse a few days ago.
We were glad to see Mr. and Mrs
See. in this neigbborhood Monday.
Call again old neighbors.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
LIBERTY.
MRs. FLORA L. JOHNSON. Correspondent
October 2l-There is TO be a literary
at Liberty so we hear.

Mrs FLORA E. JOHNSON Correspondent.
October 2l-There is TO be literary
at Liberty so we hear.
There was party at Mr. Murphy s
Thursday night. There was large
crowd and everybody enjoyed them
selves.
Mrs Roush visited Mrs Murphy Fri
day.
Frank Shornick aud wife of near
Yates Center were visiting = John
sons few days the past week.
We are requested to say that Rev
Booze begins protracted meeting at
the NJ + church in Piqua this week.
Everybody is cordially invited.
Last Thursday night about l2:30
O'Clock we heard II horse go by our
house running its best. 1t was hitched
to buggy and we supposed it was
running away but upon inquiry we
found that it was the way certain
young man in our vicinity drives.
We would kindly advise him to be
more considerate of dumb animals
hereafter if this is the truth.
O. p. Eckler returned to Wichita
Thursday after visit with G Roush.
Frank HecoX and Clarence Roush
went TO Pleasant Valley Sunday night.
Some of our neighbors have had
their residences photographed.
Mrs Hattie Townsend two children
and brother Chas Congor started to
Neosho, Missouri to visit her father
ere hlOndaV
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
PLEASANT VALLEY.

ID. Il. Smith, Correspondent.
Oct 21-Rev Geo Smith preached Mr.
Il w Burton's funeral Sunday. He
also preached at night.
Mr. and Mrs McMurry and Mr. and
Mrs Riggs of lola attended the funeral
of Mr. Burton.
the river were also here at the funeral
of Mr. Burton.
a revival meeting begins here next
Friday evening the 2Sth.
Jim Ballard return from McCune
last week. We don't know why but
from some reason he became dissatis-
fled and did not even unpack his
goods. We hear he traded them to ID
Ewart for property in LaHarpe.
The people of the Valley were sur
prised Sunday morning to learn Bent
Duncan and family had returned from
Oregon where they had gone four or
five weeks before to make their home.
John Mowerer is expected soon as
he has written he wants to buy his
farm back.
Allen county must be pretty good
place after all.
Mrs McLowel is down from Colony
visiting her boys, Chas and Earnest
Wilmuth.
We will simply note the marriage of
Chas Robinson and Emma Davis as
will doubtless have write up from
Diamond correspondent.
Mr. Torrance expects starting for
Oklahoma in few days where he will
make his future home.
Martin Schneider moved this week
from the Mcclure place to the place
fnrmerlN Occnnind hN Dir Mnrtin
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND GEN.
TRIAL AVENUE.


Oct 22-Mrs Abey and son, Charley,
are here from Illinois visiting her
daughter, Mrs G Beeman and family.
They report good crops back there ex-
cept fruit and they say it is Il failure.
Harry Blum returned to his work in
Peoria, III, Thursday after month S
visit with the home folks.
Mr. Lash, Fred Russell, Mr. Maxwell
and Fred Hottenstein made "a trip to
the coal bank last week.
Mrs Maxwell and Grace of Moran
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
son, Mr. Maxwell, and daughter, Mrs
Lindsey and family.
Mr. aud Mrs Cary Palmer and Mrs
c Butts Sundayed at Mr. Myers.
Mr. and Mrs Elwood Myers spent
Sunday at j O Keifer's.
Mr. and Mrs Henneigh of Dewitt,
are here visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs G Holcomb, also her brother,
John Holcomb.
Mr. and Mrs j II Jamson of Hum
boldt, spent Monday night at Mr.
Lash's and Tuesday at f H Russell's S,
Mr. and Mrs Sauer returned from
their visit in carlton Monday. Mr.
Bulk, son and daughter came home
with them and remained until Tues
day.
Mr. Zimmerman of Elsmore spent
from Monday until Tuesday with Mr.
Sauer's.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
BETHEL.
LEILA CUNNINGHAM, Correspondent.

''hAA NbNNANNhAM, .
Oct lS-Mrs Fursman's sister Mary
is visiting her at present. Several
from here have been attending the
protracted meeting at Maple Grove.
Mrs Maxwell and Grace from Moran
are visiting at Mr. Lindsey's.
Van Seymour and wife took dinner
at Ed Boyer's Sunday.
Mrs Burson visited relatives in
Kansas City last week.
Rose Samp visited home folks Sun
day.
Mr. Fursmans team ran away with
the moving machine last Wednesday.
The machine was broken all To pieces.
Mrs Seymour went to lola Monday
to have some dental work done.
Mr. and Mrs Henderson visited at
Mr. Alderman's near Elsmore Thurs
day.
Mrs Baker is quite sick and Ida is
staying at home this week keeping
house
Mr. Woodland is hauling coal this
week from "the banks" near Farthing.
ton,
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
PLEASANT VALLEY HILL.

Oct 22-Mr Ben Addlemen who
moved to Wichita county Kansas last
spring was in our neighbOrhood last
week for u short visit with relatives.
Mrs Lucy Sloan is visiting at Eli
Sloan's.
Geo Ellis jr., Is preparing to plaster
his house.
Mr. and Mrs Robt. Yocun aud fam
lily of Wabaunsee county who have
been visiting relatives in lola were
visiting friends here the first OF the
week on their way home.
Married at the home of the bride 5
parents Mr. and Mrs Jno Beahh their
daughter Ollie, to Alonzo Foster.
October 22nd, Rev. Montgomery oiiici
ating. About fifty relatives met to
witness the ceremony and to wish
them long and happy life.
Mr. Hayes has been hauling water
and shucking corn for Mrs. Baird.
Will Halbert has been plowing for
Geo. Fisher.
II f. Culbertson's we'll that has not
failed them in forty years is getting
very low.
Reed Ross cut his foot quite badly
with an AK.
Andy Beahm drew rattlcsnake out
of his stock we'll Sunday while water
ing stock.
Our school is progressing nicely
with an enrolment of thirty-three
pupils.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
NEOSHu VALLEY.
c. l.. ARNOLD. Correspondent

Oct, 24-Frank Dickey and family
were out from town Sunday.
Several of Mrs Hardin's folks were
up from McCune recently.
Mr. Sloan of Humboldt bought some
mules in this neighborhood Monday.
A f. Arnold came down from Coifey
county Tuesday and remained with us
over night.
Jas Ewart and wife were on the west
side the first of the week.
Friends of the Hardin family were
over from Gas City the first of the
week.
h ID Kramer Of LaHarpe agent for
the DeLuval Cream Separator closed
a deal with j i MaSwell for 800
separator Thursday Of last week
R Y Bale is hauling his old corn to
Humboldt AT 10 cents per bushel.
w b Bolin is making the appear
ance of his house quite attractive by
the use of paint,
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
GENEVA.
A. II. WOODRUFF, Correspondent

! a. IL NOODRufFt correspondent.
Oct 22--Messrs Spencer aud Baden.
( bender went to Kansas City Monday
night to attend the live stock show
and buy stock.
Ed Burton who has been visiting his
brother Lee returned last week to his
work in Texas.
Mr. Daggart informs us that he ex-
poets soon to move over into Wood
son county where he has rerted n
farm.
Mrs Menifeld who is on her way
from Elkhart, Ind, t. join her son a
Albuquerque, N NJ, is sick at the home
OF her brother-in-law, ID S Leavitt.
w ) Roberts and son OF Colony
were over our way looking for fat
hogs last week.
Thus Denney brother of our VIM
Denney came over from Missouri and
spent several days renewing former
acquaintances and making new friends
at Geneva.
We notice w a Hyde of lola in the
village Monday.
II II Carman had the misfortune To
have run away last Monday, The
horse he was driving breaking loose
from the hitch rack and running away
taking his new buggy with him. The
top was broken on and one wheel
spoiled and some other damage done
to the rio.
Mr. and Mrs Rutledge are reported
on the sick list
a number OF our Young people are
the literary held at the coun-
ty line school house.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
GRIFFIN.
Mrs. c. Garrison. Cnrresnn.

Mrs {. Garrison Correspondent
Oct 23-People have had TO COM
mence hauling water again.
Frank Griffin went to Kansas CITY
Tuesday to visit his cousin C w
Griffin, and take in the stock show.
Clint Ellis was in this vicinity last
week and purchased about forty head
of cattle.
Roy Tottman has been helping Mr.
Griffin with the broom corn.
We were sorry to hear that Bula
Reed had the misfortune to break her
arm while on the way to her school
last week.
Alex and Jas BaXley are cutting and
hauling crab grass for DR. Wilson.
We forgot to mention in our last
week 5 items that Mrs Dyer and Mrs
f Stroh spent the week before in Kan
sas City,
Sarah Linder, Ollie Griffin AMI Eli
Tottman attended the party at John
Ayers Friday plight.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
COUNTY NEWS
GOLDEN VALLEY.
Mps. HATTIE GuLLrrr, Correspon

Mrs. HATTIE GULLErr, Correspondent
oct 2l-Rev Walters has been faith.
full in his work for his church and his
people and we wish him well in his
vineyard work.
Mrs Y Williams was the guest of
Mrs } = Kohler.
Mr. and Mrs J r Wood of lola we're
the guests of Mr. Woods mother SUI
day.
Mrs G Wood and Mrs Gulett we're
the guests of Mrs Preston.
Bert Rodgers and Glenn Deniss were
stacking fodder for w Wood and
Mrs Preston since our last.
Mr. and Mrs John Laury, Evertt
and Ruth were out driving Thursday.
Wade Livingston, brother OF Mrs
Fred Walker, of Alton, Indian Terri
tory, died last week of consumption.
He was tweuty-three years old. Mrs
Walker is a sister-in-law of Mrs l. j
Preston.
Willie Laury and Glare Kerr were
stacking millet Tuesday.
Some one went home from church
Tuesday night in a very loud manner
1t would have been terrible for women
and children to have been ont alone.
Cy Gibson, Harry Boeken, Ed Layer.
J II Stewart cline Laver and Ed
Boyer and u number Of others We're
hauling hogs to Moran. Lavcr. Boekin
and Stewart shipped to Kansas City
Tuesday.
Gullett and Wood went to Chanute
Wednesday.
Mr. Sutherland was hauling hay
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Abner Wood were the
guests of Mrs G Wood 5 family Thurs
day.
II Duncan and Harley Sears we're
stacking fodder for w Gulett
Thursday.
Mrs A Funk visited her daughter
Clara Wednesday,
Mrs Duncan returned from lola
Wednesday. She reports Albert
lhrig quite sick with typhoid-pneu-
mOnia
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
WEST COTTAGE GROVE.

NOhA STEWAhTs correspondent,
oct 20-Russel Smith, a soldier boy
who served in the 44th infantry COM
pany q, is visiting Mr. Pu ;ketts He
tells many interesting stories about
the Philippines.
Jake Hamblin and wife and r II
Adams and wife visited Sam Wheat
ley's Sunday.
Born to w Davis and wife son
October 10Th.
aVita and Myra Hamblin spent Sun
day with Mrs Watson Stewart.
Willie Stewart, Lena Newman,
Frank Boggs, Myrtle Wheatley and
Laura Day attended church here Sun
day.
Ira Noyes who has been quite sick
with fever is reported some better at
this writing
Ethel Warner visited Hattie Stewart
Sunday.
Elsie Pickett spent Sunday with
Nora Stewart
Watson Stewart and wife spent Sat
urday eve with T II Adams.
John Helle and wife visited Ira
Noyes Sunday.
Bulin Duncan is working for Mrs
Tompson of Humboldt.
Mrs S Stewart is staying with
her daughter, Mrs w j Davis, at
present.
Grace Puckett visited Dora Adams
SUNDAY.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
STONY POINT.
l. NJ. BRANDnSBuRo, Correspondent

l. Nj. BRANDnSBURG, Correspondent.
Oct. 23.-Miss Myrtle Brandenburg
spent Sunday with Miss Mamie
Helms.
Charley Love and wife of Ft Scott
spent Sunday at Mr. John Anderson's.
Myra Helms who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Bronson and
vicinity returned to her home in Indi-
ana last Wednesday evening on the 8
O'Clock train. She made u host OF
friends while here and quite a number
OF friends accompanied her to the
train. She was prominent among the
Rebeckahs. She attended the lodge
IN Bronson twice while here. she
holds the highest Office in her home
lodge in Arlington, Indiana.
What is there so attractive Jim
over the rocks and hills that we see
you going east on Sunday evening.