The Iola register., 1902-01-10

MT. d. II. BOcK Is certainly getting
better. The women have quit talking
about his pallor and are eXclaiming
over his appetite. 1t is something
colossal. And it is a good symptom.
The cases against Len Martin and
Pearl Moulton have been filed in dis
trict court. Each j. in jail because of
failure to give $500 bond and their
trials will be held at the February
term,
An lola grocery store took in S093
in cash pay day. 1t was pay day
for grocery bills, following pay day
at the factories, and was u record
breaker at the store and probably in
town.
The Improved Stock Breeders AS
sociation, the State Poultry Show and
a meeting of the State Board of Agri-
culture at Topeka this week attracted
H, B. Null and j Z. Tredway to that
city today.
The Wells Fargo express Office in
this city has been for some time and
now is draped with crepe, a tribute to
the late President j. j. Vanlentine.
All the offices of the company are
similarly draped.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cunningham
were up from Humboldt Tuesday And
when they sat down to dinner, Will
liam discovered that he had not a
cent with him. His credit being good
he easily raised loan.
The Topeka Mail& Breeze announces
the names of those who sent in apples
for the State Horticultural Society's s
display who were awarded prizes for
fine fruit. And in the list is the name
of J. b, Fergus. the well-known Allen
co lnty horticulturist,
Amel Schumann, of Chicago, and
Edna MURPHY. daughtero of Ed Murphy,
a well-knowu smelterman, were mar
ried Saturday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jones. They left
on the night train for Chicago where
they will make their future home.
Saturday even ing Mr.. and Mrs. r
b. Stevenson cry pleasantly enter
tanned number of their friends at
their handsome home on east Madison
avenue. An informal social time and
acceptable refreshments made the
evening one of the pleasantest of the
season.
The REGISTER presses have recently
titled WILDWOOD Philosophy " The
author is Mr.. N. M. Zimmerman,
of this city, and a slight glance
through the pages lead the writer to
believe there is lot of good philoso-
ply in the book A review of the
essays will be made in the near future
Humboldt Union: The last we'll
drilled in this field by the Pairie Oil
and Gas Co., was shot last Saturday
by George Perry, of Neodesha, and it
improved the we'll greatly, doubling
its capacity. Itnow furnishes between
two and three million cubic feet of gas
per day. When they don't behave
just right shooting seems to make
them come to time.
he late issue of Puck has funny
little one. The ornery kid was stand
ing in front of his class at school.
Johnny" asked the teacher, "can
you tell me the name of the Cape in
Alaska where gold has recently been
discovered?" Johnny: "No'm."
"Right," said the teacher, ''go to the
head of the class"
License to marrywas issued Monday
to Herman S. Hodalski and Miss May
Jacobs, and it is understood the cere-
mony was performed this afternoon at
Piqua. Mr. Hodalski is a well known
young smelterman and Miss Jacobs is
sister of Mrs Carriker. They will
go to house keeping in home already
prepared by the groom on south State
street.
In the advertisement of II. f.. Mar
tin in lat weeks REGISTER advertiS-
ing the aome.Co- Operative insurance
Company there appears sentence
which reads ''as a bonus for the con-
tract to pay the expenses of agents the
subscriber pay S3 per month. This
should have read that the subscriber
pays $3 as membership fee. The SO
is only paid one instead OF monthly.
John Often returned last Monday
from Eureka Springs, Ark, where he
has been some time for his health. He
shows the effect of his hard fight with
his trouble, diabetes, but says he has
gained somewhat in flesh and feels