The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-09-13
THE WEEKS NEWS
P. E. Waucb, DeDtist.

visit In northern MISSOURI
If you have corn or wheat to grind
take it to Claiborne's mill.
A boy was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Kettle of Deer Creek.
Bruce Bowlus left this week for
Lawrence where he will attend the
University.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. Will WEIGH
OF 200 South Oak, an eight pound girl,
this afternoon.
DR.. Coffman reports a new boy at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Don Dillon
2lS north Buckeye.
Walter Jones left Wednesday for
Lawrence where he will devote the
coming nine months to study.
The bond election to vote s14, 900 for
waterworks system is called by the
mayor of DaHarpe in this weeks
News.
Mr.. McCarty, the LaHarpe grocer,
has bought out the lunch stand of Mr..
Baiferty at Gas City and will install IA
grocery stock.
The latest theory is that Bessie Francis is
hiding IN the weeds at lola Ii That is true he
Will never be caught. Is. O. star
In the language or theikids: AIN /
it the truth
Probate Judge Smith Sunday united
in marriage ID. A. Laymon and Maude
Patterson. The groom is a son of
Mr.. Laymon who lives out on the
north road.
A letter from Denver brings the
good news that the Randolphs are all
we'll. Miss Bertha mas an excellent
position with a good firm and Charlie
has met equal success.
License to marry was issued last
Friday 10 Charles Roberts and May
Williams, both OF lola. twas under
stood that the ceremony would prob
ably occur this afternoon.
NE county clerk has received an
invoice OF the biennial report of the
State Board of Agriculture and while
the stock lasts any one desiring IL copy
can secure one 10y calling Tor 1t.
c. H. Jones mas sold out his harness
business to ii Mir. Adams who low has
charge. MIR. Jones will probably de-
vote most of his tune now TO fast
horses until he gets rich OF .rOke.
Mrs. Olmstead was in from Usage
township this week bringing IN
some furnishings for her daughter,
Miss Hattie Olmstead. who has secured
rooms and will keep house this winter.
j. w. Priestly reports that he has
discovered his fine colt which got
away from the barn at Gas City. The
animal had strayed seven miles south
east OF town where twas taken up and
held.
At the Elks street fair in Pittsburg
next week twenty-five wild steers will
be turned loose and roping contest,
participated in by the best cowboys
IN the vest viii be held fora prize of.
$3.50
Jesse Barker. who has been right
hand man on the Humboldt Union
ever since McEroy started 10 of with
special edition reporting the big
food and Noah's escape, Is here To
see the fair.
A letter from Seattle Wash, brings
the pleasant news that Miss Emma
Evans was welded there week ago
Saturday TO Mr.. Clifford Winder, who
holds an excellent position in "a whole
sale grocery.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cooley who has been
working in this county at LaHarpe
principally, organizing a Degree Of
Honor lodge, left for her home in To-
peka. She was accompanied by Miss
Hilda Wilson
License to marry was issued Tuesday
to Oren Is. Spencer, of Moran, and
Miss Mollie Knight, OF ST. Louis.
The ceremony was performed that at
ternoon by Rev. Mehl at the home OF
the brides sister, Mrs. Rapp.
Sherm Culbertson brought back
from Wichita this query: Whet is
the difference between Il faith healer
and slender girl? The healer is Il
humbug, and the slim girl is bum
hug. Sherm thinks this u good joke.
His lola friends will regret to learn
of the death of II. w. Burton at his
home on Deer Creek Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock The funeral was held
from the house Monday and the re-
mains buried in Pleasant Valley Gem
etery,
Otto Harder is the father of an II
pound girl born this morning. DR..
EnOchS says IL is a me lnlanJ, possess
sing its mothers good looks and
Otto's physique. If Mr. Harder isn't
proud of his first born, he certainly
otto.
Twenty years ago every lane and
road in this section was lined with tall
sunfo Ners, but they have been steadily
but surely disappearing. This year,
however, the river road west OF town
lined in the good old fashion with IL
perfect mass of yellow blossoms for a
mile on more.
j. w. Bolton, NJ. ID. of Pattonsburg,
Mo, who has been here for several
days looking over the town returned
home after his family. He has
formed "a partnership with DR.. Coli
man whose practice has outgrownhim,
DR., Bolton is.a prominent doctor at
Pattonsburg
When Tom Anderson comes to the
fair, he comes right. Yesterday he
brought in some of his blooded cattle,
from the POlled Angus herd that Sec