The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

Oday as the result OF drive IrOtu
Mound City Saturday. He had
good horse but the drive was too long
and the horse took sick Immediately
after arrival here. Horse doctors
we're called but we're unable to help |
the animal
Mr.. f. p. Fuller is laying the foun-
dation today for a one story brick
building on lot 3 in block 81. The
building will be cut into two rooms
and one of them will be occupied by
him as a home. The other one has
been rented but he is not at liberty to
tell who to.
DR.. Enochs asks the REGISTER to
correct the impression which seems to
have gone abroad that he does not go
out of his Office to visit patients. He
is engaged in the general practice of
medicine and surgery and will answer
all calls, either from the city or coun-
try, promptly.
The sixteen year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Freeman who live mile and IA
half north of lola, died last Saturday
at 1870. He has been i'll for some time
with typhoid fever. The funeral was
held at the home Sunday at 1870
p. M. Rev. Maclean of the NJ. r..
church officiating.
The engagement of Miss Edna Ber-
gen. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Bergen
to Mr. VIM. Onield, of Topeka, has
been announced Mr.. Ofiield is one of
the prominent young men of Topeka
and is to be congratulated on his Sc
lection. The wedding will take place
some time in August.
Mr.. s. Heller reports the sale OF
the L. /. Purcell property next to the
Up-to-Date grocery to Mr.. G. w.
Harris, who recently came here from
| Atlantic, Iowa. Mr.. Harris was en-
gagged in the bakery business at At.
lantic for a number of years and now
that he has purchased property here
| VIII db OlNt pun III u DdheTN.
Mothers who have always dreaded
the approach of hot weatherwhen they
have a teething babe. should not for,
get that TEETHINA counteracts anC
overcomes the effects of hot weather
on children, keeps them in healthy
condition and makes teething easy
TEETHINA costs only % cents pei
box at druggists; or mail % cents tt
c. j. Moffett, NJ. D., St. Louis, Mo.
There is a great deal of unnecessar,
fuel used and work done this no
weather. For instance in the matte
of heating dish water. Nearly ever,
housewife builds up a great big fir
and make the whole house uncomfort
able getting it hot. Miss Cora Nc
Donald doesn't do that: she simpl,
fills the dish pan and sets it out il
front of the house and the sun doe
the rest.
The real estate men of Chanute hav
gotten together and organized unde
one head to be known as 1.-The Rea
Estate Emigration and Development
Co., Of Chanute, Kas." 1t is elaine,
the purpose of the organization is t.
work for the upbuilding of Chanute
That kind OF a combination may worI
all right as long as they can kee
otherllreal estate men from enterin
Chanute.
Will Nichols left last week for 81
Louis where he will take a position OF
, the electric car lines. Nichols worke
for the St. Louis Transit Co., severa
years ago and had no trouble gettin
on again. His run will commence a
Bird and Washington and end a
Forest Park, one OF the best runs i
the city. AS soon as he gets locate
and finds house Mrs. Nichols will
follow him.
Gas City Headlight: The Cherokee
works have built a bath house nea
their large artificial lake and have tn
bathhouse connected with platforr
and spring board. Almost any after
noon and evening you can cour
scores of bathers in the water fror
the old age of fifty down to the four O
five year old. 1t is a treat that i
highly appreciated.
Moran Herald: The REGIsTE
croaks over the switching of car c
of express on the side track ever
morning and thinks it is a sure ind
cation of an increase of bushes.
Perhaps it is but think of the constel
nation that would arise from the pas
sengers if the train would wait while
car load of beer was being unloaded
Miss Grace Overshiner returned las
week from her old Missouri HON
Mt Windsor where she has been 70
several weeks visiting. She says tina
there has been no rain there for owe
two months and that crops are a.
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