The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-09-27
THE WEEKS NEWS
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Buckeye Churn at Coutont' S

Miss Ellen Decker is quite i'll and
the doctors fear typhoid fever.
DR.. Cross reports son born to Mr..
and Mrs. l.. f. Barker on South Ten
nessee street.
DR.. CofTman reports the birth of a
boy to Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams
of 402 south Sycamore street.
B. p. Mcdonald, j. +. Henderson,
and G.. G. Nelson, of Fort Scott, we're
here Monday looking sfter the new
road.
County Attorney John Goshorn,
who was supposed to have reached
years of discretion, has the whooping
cough.
Her many friends will be pleased to
learn that Mrs. +. Il. Minor has been
granted a pension of S. amonth with
back pay.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Axley and Miss Ehie
Jackson who have been visiting at
Bergen and Dexter, Kansas, returned
home Tuesday.
Judge Smith Wednesday married
Bert Ford, of Bronson, and Nettie
Mccoy of Bayard. Mr.. Ford is a
nephew of Mrs. Welker, of this city.
The funeral of Oracle, theten months
old daughter of MIR. and Mrs. John
Worner of Gas City was held Monday
and the remains buried in LaHarpe
cemetery.
Some one who knows where six
year-old orphan boy can secure Il
GOOD home would do a kindness to the
boy by calling on or writing to H. a.
Ewing, lola.
Probate Judge Smith Friduy after.
noon united in marriage f.. a. Ritz,
formerly of Chanute who has bought
a West street lunch room, and Mar
garet st. John, of Carbon, Ind.
Mrs. NJ. A. Reynolds who has beer
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs j. r.
Young returned this week TO hen
home in Neosho Falls. Miss Gladly.
Northrup accompanied her for shor
visit.
The curve on the street railway
north and west of the w. IL. Richard:
home has been put in. The rails
a true curve and the track is nov
down.
Mr.. Il. Miller left this week fol
months visit with relatives at New
Haven. Indiana. Mr.. Miller has
worked steadily for number of years
and takes this lay-ofr in the hope OF
benefitting his health.
Dick Gillian was in from Usage this
week and left on the afternoon
train for Kentucky where he will spend
the winter. closing up the affairs Of
his deceased brother and preparing to
move back to Kansas.
Judge Smith last Saturday married
Ed McClain and Mae f. Cranahan
The groom halls from Chanute and
the bride from McComb, III. That is
the second Chanute man to select
Smith to tie the knot.
A letter from California brings the
news that Mrs. Thrasher and daughter,
who started east with the ashes OF
Luther f. Thrasher, stopped at Los
Angeles for rest. They will come 10
lola on their way east.
Judge Smith Monday afternoon tied
two knots that will hold he thinks.
Lyman H. Woodruff and Emma
Krouse, both ofIola, we're married and
Chas. M. Drake and Lizzie Judd, both
of Elsmore, were welded.
Judge Smith married John d.
Dreamer and Maggie Sullivan last
Friday at his home. Mr.. Dreamer
works at the Nicholson smelter and he
and his bride are both we'll known and
highly esteemed young people.
One on the streets at noon would gel
the idea that the first days enrolment
at school can not be less than 10000
The infants were on every street and
range all the way from tots to most
demure young ladies. There are some
boys.
Lindsborg Record: According &C
the REGISTER lola has a cracking
good band If there were few more
reed, three more comets and the Other
weak parts fixed up. We infer the
bass drum section is all right, how
ever.
Lawrence Journal: In one particu
lar President Roosevelt and the peo-
pie of Kansas are in warm sympathy
the President thinks that Fred Funs
ton is about the warmest number tina
has occurred in this country for q
long time.
While being followed by crowd al
Rochester which called out to Lynch
her Carrie Nation was showed into 8
saloon to escape violence by the
police. And she never offered tC
smash the doors or windows. Incon
sistent Carrie!
1t is hard to believe but just two
years ago last Friday ground wai
first broken for the lola Portland
Cement plant. Two short years ant
yet on last Friday the plant shippet
out twenty car loads of Cement. A
pretty good way to celebrate an an
niversary.
No Primary Tickets.
Requests have been made to thu
county clerk for tickets for the town