The Iola register., 1902-03-14
LOCAL NE EWS
E. P.Waueb, DeDtist.
Buckeye Churn at Coutant's. s.

Mrs. julius Kruger, a boy.
David Bedell left for Dodd City,
Ark to look after his mining interests.
Mr.. Joe Rosenburg and Leo went to
st. Louis Saturday night on business.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Remsberg east OF
lola.
Miss Anna Mcdonald is taking a
rest from her duties in Northrup's
store.
Mrs. Geo. j. Barker came down
from Lawrence for visit with Mrs. G..
B. Spencer.
DR.. W. ID. Chastain is reported to
be planning new house on south
Walnut street.
In the last list of pensions appears
the name of Minor S. Cleavenger, of
LaHarpe, SS month.
Sam O'Hara was over from Moran
today. He still looks weak but is
somewhat better than he was last
month.
General Funston called on Prince
Henry Friday afternoon at the Princes
apartments and the two chatted for al
most an hour.
Don't fail to read the ad of the eli
awatha" Incubator Co. in this issue.
experts say it is the most successful
mediator yet invented.
H. j. Allen, editor of the Ottawa
Herald was in Iola, few hours today
on his way to Ft. Scott to attend the
congressional convention.
Mrs. Alta Ewing and daughter left
for Solomon, Kans., where she will
join her husband and they will 90 to
Tacoma, Wash, to make their future
home.
Mrs. F. S. Bennett left for Hot
Springs, Ark. She will be Joined at
Richards, Mo-, by Mrs. NJ. Miller and
they will spend several weeks recup-
Grating.
Ft. Scott Monitor: Ed. Bowen went
out to LaHarpe this morning on busi-
ness. He has the contract for the
painting of the new Fort Scott, lola &
Western depot at lola.
Mr.. William Davis has begun the
erection of a residence at the corner
OF Broadway and State streets and it
is said Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Hobart
will occupy it when finished.
j. r. Ellis section foreman on the
Santa Fe had a foot pretty badly
mashed today while unloading ties.
One of his toes was mashed so that it
will probably have to be amputated.
Tom Milne, who was thrown from a
buggy Sunday morning has recovered
sufficiently from the fall to resume his
work at Rosenberg's. Heis pretty sore
over the fall yet but not enough to
keep him in bed.
G. w. Baumhoff made application to
Judge Stillwell this morning for a re-
lease of part of the lola Electric Rail-
way stock which F. V. Crouch has at
tached. The matter was taken under
advisement by the court.
The new depot OF the FIT. Scott, lola
and Western is rapidly nearing com
pletion and will be handsome affair.
The waiting room is large and the
freight room is large, two points which
are lacking at the other depots.
The Northrup Lumber Company
has purchased the s. c. Warner stock
of lumber at Moran and will move it
to lola. A removal sale will be in
augurated which will last short time
and the remainder will be put in the
yards here.
An idea of the surprising rapidity
with which the city schools are grow
ing in membership may be had from
the fact that during the past month 100
new pupils were enrolled. The town
is getting right along and the enroll
ment increases accordingly.
The Pittsburg Headlight says the
Santa Fe intends to reduce the grades
between that place and Chanute and
lay heavy steel rails. The Headlight
hopes that this means a preparation
for connecting with the Santa Fe's
rumored line into st. Louis.
Mrs. Frank Kerr was quite seriously
cut in the hand Sunday by knife
Her erhusband was helping her about the
kitchen and he was tossing the knife
about like he tosses brick. In some
way she caught it by the blade and
suffered a painful but not dangerous
wound, in the palm of the hand.
Fort Scott, whichis going batty over
the fact that she has a few automobiles
had the first accident Monday when a