The Iola register., 1901-10-11


is lying at the point of death from
typnoid fever. 1t was but few weeks
ago that Mrs. Ogden died of the same
disease.
To make room for the new cement
walk on the south side the old silver
maple stump in front of the G.. A. r., II
hall was dug out. A passerUy thus
commented: There goes John Thorn
ass office"
DR.. G. NJ. Brookheart of Gas City Il
was iE lola on his way to Joplin
where he has some property interests
to look after. DR.. Brookheart is
physician for the three smelter com
panies at Gas.
Hayes Ball returned to his work in
| Pueblo, Colorado, yesterday after
short visit here. Hayes is one vi |
the handsomest men lola ever had |
claim To and it is surprising some of |
the enterprising girls of this town |
never discovered the fact.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Rodgers
arrived this morning from the east.
Mr., Rodgers is president of the Lam
yon Zinc Company and comes here
frequently but Mrs. Rodgers saw lola
for the first time today. She will visit
with her husband and son for few
days.
On the order of the county commits
sioners Fred Stewart was turned out
of the county Jail Wednesday evening
where he has lain for sixty days for
assaulting Al Smith some time ago.
He promised to work and earn the i've
dollars needed to pay his fine.
| M e..
a resident of Carlyle to Snship, but for
the past few years resident of En-
poria, is home on a short visit. He
has just put the fxings to little
mortgage that had lived with him for
seven years and declared that he felt
several years Y ounger.
L. ID. Montgomery surrended him
self to the sheriff Wednesday and
was locked up in the county Jail to
serve out his sentence of ninety days
imposed by the court at the time of his
trial some months ago. None of the
other joint keepers have shown mp
and chase may be necessary.
Ira Patterson went to Yates Center
yesterday for final survey of the
new school house viii ch he has helped
build. IL cost Sl4.0 ana lola men
built it, Patterson doing the plumbing
! and timing, Roberts " Harris being
the contractors. Mr. Allen doing the
plasteriug and w. II. Cole the paint
2 ing.
Mr.. 5. II. Weith prominent farm
er of Elm township, on Tuesday re-
moved with his family to lola where
= he will hereafter make his home. Mr..
y Weith some time ago received injuries
which disabled him from further farm
work and he comes to town to spend
t his remaining days in well earned
v ease.
I Ft. Scott Monitor: G. c. Nelson to-
A day hung out sign on the front of
: the Huntington house announcing that
, the services of fifty laborers are re-
< quired to work on the New Moran
railroad. Before the day was over he
had got a good part Of the number de-
o sired. Some Of town young men who
I are unemployed have taken to the
: work.
0 Hutchinson News: An lola woman
e who says she cloves her hus band too
: we'll to see him fill his hide with
r whisky" went TO a joint the other
evening and started him toward home,
s caressing him every few steps with the
soft side of scantling. If she didn't
!. want to see him fiji up with whisky
, she ought to have stayed away from
/ the joint. However, if all wives,
= whose husbands spend their money at
I joints would follow the lola woman S
plan it would do more toward closing
saloons than following the plan of
, Carrie Nation.
: There is family living on north
2 Buckeye that had an inspiration some
d time ago. When a new cement walk
/ was laid in front of the house several
D., smooth squares were blocked off next
2 the gate and before the cement hard
ened two children of the family we're
>, allowed to stand on the soft cement.
Today the cement is hard as rock but
/ the outline of the baby feet is distinct
and will prove more and more inter-
. esting to the youngsters as they grow
0 older. The footprints are in front of
g the house at 204 north Buckeye.
' j. II. Leslie experienced mishap
. Tuesday that laid him on the retired
= list for few days. He was helping
r Jas. Warford unload Il car of stone
= in the Pacific yards and the passenger
|
the wagon of the track. A team was
, hitched on the rear Of the wagon and
/ one man steaded the tongue while
Leslie pried up the wheel with a crow
bar. The team started and when the
: wheel hit the rail tie tongue flew
. around. 1t hit Mr.. Leslie and knock
1 ed him some distance. He fell on his
face. skinning it, and sprained his
| hand.
| County Commissioner Lockhart re-
/ ceived word Tuesday that during his
absence from home Mrs. Lockhart has
taken their daughter to Humboldt to
be treated for ivy poisoning. The
little girl was badly poisoned. And
in telling the story he was reminded of
the days of his boybood when he was
easily poisoned and spent many day
in slip because he could not endure
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