The Iola register., 1901-08-30

located right west of the plant and
ought to be sure to be good gusher.
The Harrison, Ark, Cicerone says:
Ten tons of ore on nine wagons
reached Harrison this week from the
North Star mine, eight miles east of
here, its destination being the Chero-
kee-Lanyon Smelling Companya at Gas,
Kansas.
Rev. Robert Liddell, of Girard, who
spoke here last Sunday has begun the
publication of a temperance paper
called "The Federation Record" 1t
will be issued semi-monthly and will
be devoted to the interests of the Civic
Purity League.
A little third ward girl heard her
family talking a few days ago about
lady of the neighborhood being stung
by bee. To-day that same lady is
broken out with hives and the little
girl sagely remarked that "she must
have been stung by bee-hives. d"
st. Timothy Episcopal church being
entirely released of debt, will be con-
secrated next Sunday morning by the
Rev. Frank II. Millspaugh, d. D.,
Bishop of the Diocese Of Kansas. The
church people are rejoicing and their
many friends rejoice with them.
In the current number of Frank Les
lies magazine appears the story of
Aguinaldo's capture as described by
the pen of Lieutenant Burton j.
Mitchell, who was there to see the
rick. 1t is illustrated with pictures of
Funston, Aguinaldo and Mitchell.
Contractor G. A. Johnson, of this
city, has the contract for a new hos
pital building at the Osawatomie asy-
lum, and Carey Altman, one of his
foreman, went up Sunday to begin
work on it. Mr.. Johnson has num-
Der of important contracts over the
state.
Several Iowa men who have been
bere lately agree that Allen county is
better off than their home state. They
came expecting to see sod houses on
blistered prairie but find better crops,
better stock, as good houses and a
blessed sight better country than that
at home.
Arch-Deacon Crawford, who held
l services in the Episcopal church Sun
day will spend the greater part of the
g week here getting ready for the Con
: secration services of the church mex
Sunday morning. There will be &
= lecture on Confirmation in the churcl
=, Wednesday and Friday evenings.
b Lawrence Journal: The lola smelter
\ havelpayrolls that give an aggregat,
of three dollars to every man, woman
n and child in lola every week. If an
h one had dreamed ten years ago tina
Il such a thing would be happening il
= lola today and had told This dream
he would have been sent the asylum
e Bert Ling and family departed thi
- week for Seattle, Washingto
!. where they will seek a new home
u They have had this move in view fo
some time and expect to permanent
e locate on the coast. Their man
l. friends while regcetting their depai
, ture will follow them with bes
= wishes.
Ft. Scott Tribune: The freight cor
a ductors on the Missouri Pacific roa
IS are now making more money than tn
y passenger conductors because they al
W kept so busy. Conductor Young {
the lola turnaround run out of thi
y. city, is said to have made 800 by tn
,r eighteenth of this month His Augu,
o salary will run up to about $l75 pc
e. month, if business keeps up.
ic j. H. Huntzinger, who represents
hog cholera remedy company, left F.
IN day. He has been here looking aftt
70 the 100 hogs of w. f. Lyons whiC
I'd had the disease pretty generally. b
no hard work the death list was cut dow
,r to twenty-five and Mr.. Lyons wi
probably allow the REGISTER to te
lie something of his experience for IL
AZ benefit of other men who may nee
ST wisdom.
s. In looking over the school laws Mi
to Olmstead has discovered a law tn
empowers district school boards
ok levy tax, as other taxes are levie
10 sufficient to pay the tuition of all II
&c scholars in the district who wish to a
he tend a high school in their count
he This law is meant for counties whe
there is no county high school, 1t
IS not mandatory but may be enforced
al any district so desires.
ed r. b. Shannon is getting ready
of unveil handsome cement founta
by which is being erected in front Of
.p- store. 1t occupies the corner of t
walk and is in the shape of glot