The Iola register., 1901-08-16
THE WEEKS NEWS
P. (. Waucb, DeDtist.
Rnckeye Chnrn at Coutant's S.

Ii you nave corn OF Wnedt w Blluu
take it to Claiborne's mill.
Mrs. p. j. McGlashen returned last
Monday to her home in Moran.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Odell went to
Neosho Falls Monday afternoon for
visit.
Born. to MIR. and Mrs. George Will
hite. an eight pound boy, Monday,
August II. 1901.
Wanted Who has seed buckwheat.
] want some. Geo.H. Barth. Post
Office, lola, Kansas.
Mrs. Isaac Hempy left for Leroy
after visit here with her sons, Thorn
as and Wilbur Hempy.
During Mr.. Allison's absence on
vacation, Mr.. H. c. Coe will be acting
Missouri Pacific agent here.
Misses Frances Shott and Josephine
westerman spent Sunday at Piqua.
They report an enioyabletime. ,..~
J. A. Adams and wife returned this
week from San Francisco where
they have been visiting for several
weeks.
Miss Chancellor is this week taking
vacation from Ramsay's and Miss
Stafford is busily forgetting her last
weeks vacation.
Mrs. T. E. Kelley and son Cecil are
now in Pueblo, Colo, visiting rela-
tives and enjoying the scenery, while
Tom is baching it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ramsay are
the parents of a boy, born Friday
August 9, 1901. DR.. Hend ricks says
he is all he should be.
The REGISTER is sorry to learn that
c. G. Null is confined to his bed, his
malady not having yet developed suf-
fciently to be classified.
r. A. Joyce, the butcher has pur-
chased one of sthe Krueger houses on
south Chestnut and will live peace
fully beside his business rival.
Boating is the latest fad here and
if il keeps on no young man can win
himself home unless he can cite
among his valuables a row boat built
for two.
The REGISTER is sorry to learn thai
Miss Olive Hankins is quite i'll, suffer
ing from the distressing stomach
trouble which seems to battle The
doctors.
For the first time in history the
county treasury passed the "million'
mark. The court house gang had q
water Million" and passed pieces tc
the reporters.
The McCarley restaurant is being
repaired and fitted up for tobacco
and news stand. A partition is being
put in and the front roomsthus created
is being papered and painted,
The Kansas City Star recently
mentioned the issuing of a marriage
license to j. b. Hartley, aged "a, OF
lola, and Sadie f. Bates, aged 24 OF
Kansas City. Good luck lola.
The only guaranteed Kidney Cure
is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. We will
refund money if after taking one bot
tie you are not entirely satisfied with
results Cowan and Ausherman.
A. f. McCarty drove up from Hum
boldt Monday and bumped elbows
with the crowd on the street just tc
wear off that lonesome feeling since
Mrs. McCarty went TO Colorado.
II. II. Bennett, Earl Arnold, Carri,
Gillett and Lettie Reno returned this
week from Havana, Eansas
where they have been attending {
meeting of the b. Y. p. U of the U
b. church.
Edward C. Hogan and Claudii
Sutherland were married Thursda.
afternoon at 4 o'clock atthe Methods
parsonage by Rev. John Maclear
They will be at home to their friend
at east Lincoln street,
viii Brister passed through las
week on his way to Colorado. He
is sufficiently recovered from his re
cent illness to be able to travel and
vacation in the mountains will doubt
less put him on his feet again.
Item from the Kansas City STAR in
dicating dense ignorance about ga
lingo:
Chanute makes the centipedc look like
one legged veteran. 1t has new gas we
which, according TO the Blade, is possesse
of about million cubic feet
G. w. Murphy has finished his cor
tract of putting down the new wate
main on North street as allowed b
the council and has moved his tool
and mento East street and began wor
on the extension to the Acid Works
The REGISTER force is indebted
Mr.. A. a. Gould for basket full {
very fine peaches which were brougt
TO the Office Thursday. This is on