The Iola register., 1901-12-27
THE WEEKS NEWS
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Corn, wheat. bran, shorts and oil
meal at S. A. Wickard & Sons north
Of Santa Fe depot.
Mrs. ]. II. Stoner and Mrs. Kissell
went to Humboldt Saturday
Glare Robinson of Burliugame is
here for visit with Miss Theo Rob-
inson.
Mrs. w. A. Thompson went to APP
pleton City Mo, last Friday for a
visit.
Mrs. L. b. Shacnk was over from
Bronson Friday visiting her son
Harry.
w. H. Griffin and wife went to Ft.
Scott last week to visit during the
holidays.
Cash Edison came home from Coop
erton for the holidays and to get next
to gas fire.
John Wood sold half of car load
of horses to an Iowa man Saturday
and the same number to an Illinois
man.
Miss Floy McGlashen returned asst
week to her home in Moran after a
VlSlJ Win 1rlenuS mere.
Mrs. C. A. Elliott came up from Cha
mute to visit her sister Mrs. +. w.
Robinson for short time.
Buy your feed wheat, corn, bran,
shorts and oil meal at 5. a. Wickard
~ Sons you will save money.
DR.. Bolton reports the birth OF a
nine pound son to Mr.. and Mrs. s. c..
McGee, of Ill south Ohio street last
evening.
You will make no mistake by en-
rolling in the Business College for a
complete business course. School
opens January 6.
Mrs. L. G. Hyatt of Girard, who
has been here visiting Mrs. f. Is. Kerr
and Mrs. w. A. Mitchell returned
Saturday to her home.
Miss Theo Robinson came in last
Friday from Emporia where she is
attending school and will visit with
the folks during the holidays.
Charlie Smeltzer arrived home to-
day from Oklahoma where he has
been attending school at the Agricul-
tural College for the past two years.
Kansas City Star: OF course, il
Kansas insists upon giving General
Funston a 81, 900 cradle with gold fill.
gree on il, he can't very well refuse.
X. c. Journal: This is what might
be called Funston S busy year-caugh
Aguinaldo, made brigadier general
had the appendicitis and became {
dad.
Miss Maude Minrow came dowr
from Kansas City last week to spenC
the holidays with the home folks, he
school in the city having closed unit
after New Year.
F. w. Frevert expects soonto launch
into the real estate business in Gas
City and is having an Office built there
A. NJ. Hack of this city is doing the
work. Humboldt Herald.
Mrs. John Often reports that John is
gaining rapidly down in Arkansas
and that they all feel encouraged and
have hope. that if he can remain there
he will ertainly get well.
The Nevada men who are planni ng
to open a hospital here report that
everything is progressing nicely and
that they have every reason to believ e
ha' the plan will go through
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lawyer ar
rived from Webb City, Mo-, and will
he the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Henderson and Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Thomas during their stay here.
1t is said that when the first street
car,pulled into Gas lCity Monday the
whole population turned out to cele-
brate and there was whoop' and
hurrah that was pleasant to behold.
j. T. Reno has brought suit in dis
trict courtto quiet title to lot 7 in block
ia in this city, which is clouded by
several signatures which appear signed
in full in some places and by initial in
others.
Zinc ore sold for $34 ton in Joplin
the other day, the highest price for a
long time, and some of the zinc men
are talking of $40 jack. Isn't it about
time the lola men started their Arkan-
sas mines.
Mr. Milo Heathwode arrived this
week from Walton, Kansas, for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl. Kess-
Ter. Mrs. Heathwode is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kessler and has been
here for some time visiting,
Bronson Record: The explosion
last Saturday night of the lola Port
land Cement Co.'S powder magazine
was plainly heard and felt here. Sew
eral residents came up town, thinking
the bank vault had been blown open.
Thursday evening the Probate
Judge united in marriage Harry e.
Patterson, clerk at Harry Robinson's
grocery, and Miss Mary Belle Vance.
The bride is a charming Blue Mound
girl and they expect to reside in lola.
There isn't much of hurrah sent
up from the lola foundry, but the
REGISTER happens to know that the
works are rushed with orders to the
fullest capacity. Several times the
force has worked all night 1t means
lot more lola money kept in lola.
Ft. Scott Tribune; Miss Genevieve
TAYLOR, of Gas, who attends school at