The Iola register., 1902-07-04
HERE AND THERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davies returned
to their home in Lawrence.
Mrs. c. +. Rush went to Humboldt
for visit with her mother.
Born, Thursday June 26, to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Thorn, of west Monroe
street, daughter, DR.. Reid otiicat-
ing.
Mrs. H. NJ. Klinesmith returned
from Garnett where she has been at
tenGing the Epworth League Conven-
tion.
A daughter was born Wednesday
night to MIR. and Mrs Reeder. Mr..
Reeder has charge of the Cement com
pany's pump house
Miss Whitehead who came here to
attend the Ewing-Hansen wedding and
visit the Stevenson girls returned to
her home in Ossawatomie.
Rev. Maclean, Misses Kate Coutant,
Alice Myler and Mrs. Grant Miller
returned home yesterday from Garnett
where they have been attending the
Epworth League District Convention
The morning papers state that q
pension Of fifty dollars month has
been granted to Frederick Muntzert,
Of Humboldt. This is one of the
largest pensions drawn by an Allen
county man.
Mr.. p. H. Brannon OF New Hamp-
| ton, Ia, is in town. Mr.. Brannon
has invested largely in property in
this section in the last three years and
comes down frequently to look after
his interests.
In last weeks REGISTER mention
was made of boycott on a store and
the fight on by the clerks union over
the early closing hour. BY some err
or the article failed to state that the
scene of the dispute is Ft, Scott.
Ottawa Herald lola will become
iamous-n0t because of her gas or
great industries, but because the man
who was mean enough to pawn his
sweetheart's watch to get money
enough to marry another girl, lives
there.
The store building OF Mr.. Read
icker's on East street is rapidly TAX
ing on form and will be completed by
the last of July. The building is
5OX7j two stories high, The upper
story will be cut into Office rooms and
the lower into two store rooms.
DR.. Warner, ofParker, Kas., ishere
now looking over the school build
ings of lola. Parker is preparing to
build new school house and DR.
Warner was sent here to look over
ours. He was very well pleased with
what he saw and will recommend to
his people that Parker follow heplans
of the lola buildings.
The physicians of the cityare talk
ing of holding meeting and consult
ing on the subject of how to combat
the epidemic which is proving alarm
ingly fatal to the children. The symp-
toms shown in nearly all the cases
are identical and indicate new and
battling trouble which the doctors
seem unable to overcome.
All who visit the Arkansas zinc
bolt bring home ore samples. d.
Ewart is the last one and he brought
a, oF a1, en1il 1aan %
weighs 73 pounds. 1t is from the 400
Nine" owned by lola men and is on
exhibition at A. w. Beck's. The mine
first developed zinc in good quantities
but on going lower heavy deposits of
lead are found.
Here is one of the amusements to be
tried by Kansas town: Among the at
fractions at. Yates Center on the 4th will
be alskirmish for S5,bill. Frank But
Ter has about a thousand empty cigar
boxes. and in one OF them he will
place bill of the above denomina-
tiou and then place the boxes in a
pile and turn the crowd loose at them.
Get ready for the skirmish.
Ft. Scott Tribune: Through her at
torneys, Morris Ciggett and j. l.
Sheppard, Mrs. Mary j. Chapman, of
Pittsburg, has brought suit in this
city against the Frisco road, demand
ing $4,000 damages for the death of
her husband, Charles j. Chapman,
who was killed on the Frisco several
months ago, while attempting to cross
J the tracks to catch a train.