The Iola register., 1902-06-06
HERE AND THERE


ony.
Geo. Amos and wife came up from
Humboldt.
Mrs Joe Henley returned from
Pittsburg.
Mrs. A. r. Shumeyer returned to
her home in Kansas City.
Frank Tanner returned from Girard |
where he has been few days.
Full page ads. of new oil companies
are appearing in Chanute papers.
Hon. Oscar Foust of this city deliv-
cred the memorial address at Bronson !
Arthur Cunningham came up from
Humboldt to attend the Alumni Ban
quet.
M. A. Redmon, a we'll known old
soldier of Humboldt, died there last
Tuesday.
Born, Saturday June l, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Holt of 327 south Third street "a
daughter.
NJ p. Helmick and Miss Alice Hend-
ricks went to Baldwin to attend com.
mencement.
Miss Lizzie Dizner came up from
Girard for a visit with her sister Mrs.
II. Peters
The editor OF the REGISTER started
for Washington to resume his duties
as Congressman.
Miss Myrtle Flint returned TO her
home in Colony after visit with
Miss Sada Travis.
Miss Elsie Stratton and Mrs. Lula
Lynn of Neosho Falls. are visiting
Miss Olive Hankins and Mary Odell.
Miss Lucy Thompson returned to
her home in Topeka after a visit with
her father Judge Thompson and SIS
ter Mrs. Claude Peters.
CofTeyville announces the probable
location of Smyrna rug factory. 1t
is to be a concern employing a pretty
good number Of hands.
G. c. Thomas came over from
Moran last Saturday. Memorial Day
was fittingly observed there and the
address was delivered by Rev. II. ID.
Moore from near Kimball
l.. X. Moody, the New York Life
man, is in Colorado Springs, the guest
of his company for two weeks out
ing. All the other district agents are
there also and they are having a big
time.
The open air presentation of "As
You Like It," has been postponed,
owing to change in management at
Kansas City to June 20. 1t will be
given then, so the program now
says.
Jimmy Hershberger has added two
electric fans to his barber shop equip
ment. The shop was already we'll
equipped with base ball fans. but
they warmed instead of cooling the
temperature.
A license to marry was issued Fri
day to Charlie j. Leahr and Amelia j.
Brown both of Chanute. 1t is sup
posed they were married the same
evening, although no return of the
license has been made.
Miss Maude Mnrow came down
from Kansas City Saturday where she
has been teaching this winter She
will remain here for two weeks visit
ing and then expects to leave for
Chicago and the east to spend the
summer.
Mr. L. C. Beatty of this city deliv.
cred the Memorial address at Hum
boldt Friday. A large crowd was
in attendance and the services we're
beautiful and impressive and Mr.
Beatty's talk was most appropriate
and eloquent.
A farmer in from Salem township
and made the prediction that the
corn crop is already damaged by the
excessive rainfall. He thinks the
water has hurt the corn and that the
rapid growth of weeds will hurt the
corn still more.
The river at this point has gone
down aSrapidly as it rose and is TO-
day about normal. This is good news
for there were several days when il
seemed certain the stream would over.
flow its banks aud wash away th5
crops in the bottoms.
, Charlie Smeltzer graduates this
J year from the Oklahoma Agricultural
/ and Mechanical College and his moth
er, Mrs. ID. b. d. Smeltzer went down
last week to attend the ceremonies