The Iola register., 1901-08-09
THE WEEKS NEWS
P. E. Waucb, DeDtist.
Buckeye Churn at Coutant's 5

If you want corn or wheat chop go
to Claiborne's mill.
If you have corn or wheat to grind
take it to Claiborne's mill.
Mrs. j. p. Wright went to Hum
boldt Wednesday for visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Thomas of
Moran were in town short time last
Monday. 49,,
His friends will be glad to know that
DIR. Gladfelter is recovering from his
recent illness.
Wanted: Who has seed huckwheat.
want some. Geo. H. Barth. Post.
Office, lola, Kansas. s'.'"'. - D
DR.. Coffman reports new boy at
the home of fMr. and Mrs. Bert Reeves,
e34 North First street. .....,,. ....', b.. D..
DR.. CofTman reports, . young man
at the home of Mr.. land Mrs. Frank
Rutledge, Ala south Oak.
Miss Matthews left Monday to spend
her vacation from Bede1l's store with
her family at Fredonia. '""'
Tom Anderson shipped three
thoroughbred bulls to NJ. c. Mckee
of Ford county Saturday.
Mrs. Shank and Miss Shank came
over from Bronson. this week to
visit Harry Shank and family.
DR.. Herschel L. Hendricks reports
a ten pound boy at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Clark. on east Neosho.
Miss Grace Kessler and brother
George left this week for a three
weeks visit with her sister at Newton.
Among the speakers booked for the
Old Settlers Reunion to be held this
month at Neosho Falls is Governor
Stanley.
Mr.. Chris Ritter is home from Sal.
ida, Colo, where he accompanied his
wife and children for a summer
outing.
Albert Shawl and Emma Taggert
both of LaHarpe, were married at 2:3C
Monday by Rev. Maclean atthe NJ. f
parsonage in this city.
Mr.. Al Robinson of the Red From
is home from the Indian country H,
has not missed single opening sine
the lands were divided up.
The Beatty Oil Company is credte,
hy the Ft. Scott Monitor With 70, OO
barrel a day oil gusher on Spindl
Top heights, at Beaumont.
Mr.. O. d. Courtney OF Savonburg
one of Allen county's well know
teachers. has been elected principal q
one Of Chanute's ward schools.
Mr.. Hamel, the well known Brouso
stock man, was in town Friday H
was accompanied by niece from Ne
braska who is seeking position t
teach
We have plenty of money to loan o
farm security at a lower rate than ha
ever been offered in this State before
annual interest, privilege to prepay
r.. NJ. Cunningham, Humboldt.
The only guaranteed Kidney Cur
is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. We wi
refund money if after taking one bot
tie you are not entirely satisfied wit
results Cowan and ,Ausherman.
Mrs. Lutte p. Slower left Friday fo
Manitou, Colo. Her mother and si,
ter, Mrs. Fisher and Mrs McCarty
were on the same train and the tbre
will spend their outing together. D.
Unless Humboldt has elected ne
superintendent there is a vacanc
there. The Salina PAPERS say that
II. Newton has been elected to the s,
perintendency of the Solomon schools
Philadelphia Record: 81 love I
smell the fragrant straw she sale
''while coming through the rye.
"The fragrant rye I'd rather SINE
while coming through the straw" sal
/. ,,. ,'..
Mrs. Turner received, q letter fro
her spouse, wandering about the ne
Indian country. Her letter was h
first news that he had won farm. T
is sky high in the air in raptures ov,
the country.
Mrs. Y. b. Thompson, aged sixt
three years. died August at her hon
in this city. The funeral was he
from the residence at O'Clock Su
day and the remains taken to La,
renee for burial.
A letter from Sam Steele, to ii
Evans family, brings the cheerir
news that he recently marketed j
cherry crop, which amounted to TWEEN
tons. He is now living in Oregon, b
ormerly lived here.
Frothy item from the Kansas Ci
Star: Some kinds of consumptiC
may becured, as the tuberculosis co