The Iola register., 1901-11-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Capt. L. a. Thrasher left last even
irg for Louisville. KY, where he will
be for some time on official business.
County Treasurer Frances Wilson
is in Topeka attending state meeting
Of the county treasurers' association.
Miss Artie Palmer returned last
evening to her home in Moran after a.
visit here with Misses Alice and Mary
Gillian.
Mrs. D. i. Houston returned to her
home in Chanute Thursday after
a visit here with her sister, Mrs. II. o.
Harrison.
Rev. L. d. Noel, Presbyterian
minister from Kentucky, is in the city.
and will occupy the Presbyterian
pulpit next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Massey who
have been here visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. V. |. Swope returned
last evening to their home in Stark,
Kansas.
The FIT, Scott, lola & Western has a
work train on its line now. busy be-
tween Moran and LaHarpe. 1t is the
first train on the new road and will be
kept busy during the construction of
the line.
George Rhodes treated the court
house gang to cider today. When he
offered the dipper to county clerk
Fronk he said Drink and get merry
for tomorrow you will be mandam-
used" Fronk drank.
w. A. Choguill was up from Eum
boldt today and says that reports yes
terday were not very favorable for the
recovery OF Mrs. Shoemaker, the lady
burned by her clothing catching fire
as told in last nights REGISTER.
Mrs. L. A. Thrasher and daughter.
Miss Sarah, who have been here for
some time visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Mcclure and old friends, left this
afternoon for Chicago where they will
remain a few days, going from there
to Louisville, Ky, to join Mr..
lhrasher.
The Palmer Oil & Gas Company has
| filed its first addition to LaHarpe,
consisting of nine blocks OF twelve
lots each. The streets running east
and west are Ohlfest, Bancroft and
Mason and those north and south are
l II
These hook onto the regular streets in
/ LaHarpe.
Chanute Tribune: Judge Stillwell
is home from his trip and is said to
be in most excellent health. He did
not go east to visit his old home as
reported, but has been in the south
looking over some of the Old battle
| fields, where he fought in the civil
war. Among the places he visited
were COrinth. Miss, Chattanooga,
and Shiloh, Tenn,
II. w. Greene, of Ulysses, Neb.,
and son +. l.. Greene, are here on
their way to Oklahoma with some
NdtNiCs WI 10 10 a. DIObutI Ol
Mrs. A. Il. Wright and Mrs. T. 7.
Anderson. The younger Greene has
worked for four years on the Omaha
street railway and may come here and
try for job on the electric.
There is an old-fashioned man in
lola. He has heard of appe ndicitis
and heart failure and all the new
tangled ills Of the flesh, but he will
have none Of them. He has broken
out with the shingles" There are
hundreds Of people in lola too young
to know what that is. Shingles" is
a disease of the skin, a sort of rash
that breaks out on the body and runs
around one's waist II IL ever goes
clear around your body you die. But
1t is comforting to know that no case
was ever known where it went clear
around. The rash is raw and itching
and painful and ninty-nine other
kinds OF disagreeable things but it is
not dangerous, Anyone desiring
fuller particulars about the good old
disease may secure the name of Tho
person who now has exclusive agency
in lola by calling at this office.