The Iola register., 1902-06-27
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Slower
Joe Budd, one of the REG1sRER''
carrier boys, is sick and will be lait
up a few days.
Mr.. G. W. Burns has purchased q
half interest in the real estate firm o
j, H Hutferd 81 Co.
Plans have been drawn and the con
tract will soon be let for the new
glass factory at Independence.
At a State examination last weel
Miss Emma Hyde, one of lola,
teachers, was granted a life certificate
as normal instructor in the State
The interesting report came to this
Office this morning. that some lady
living in East lola had given birth TO
five healthy children. The report
could not be confirmed.
Mrs. Hall returned to her home in
Chanute after a visit with Mrs. f. w.
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Vincent, mother of
Mrs. Fitzgerald, accompanied her
home and will visit few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Divler, of South
McAlester, l. T., who have been here
visiting her sister, Miss Carrie
Priboth, went to Manhattanlthis after
noon fora visit with her parents.
Mr.. L. A. Mendall and Miss Viola
Houston were issued license to marry
Monday and the event took place yes
terdaylat the home of the bride in
Moran. Both are Moran people and
will make Moran their home.
The Normal Institute will close to-
morrow and Monday at 1880 the ex-
aminations will commence. The enroll
ment this year has been large and the
session a very satisfactory one for
both students and conductors.
Humboldt has decided to celebrate
the Fourth of July and has made no
mistake by hiring the lola Concert
Band to furnish the music for that
day. The lola band will take large
following to the neighboring city.
The Topeka Capital says that a
charter has been granted to the Home
Brick Company, of lola. This is the
company that is building just east OF
town. The company is capitalized at
So, 600 and proposes to make all sorts
of building and paving brick.
Mrs. Sarah Overshiner left today
for Kansas City in response to a letter
from the hospital people asking her
to come. Several days ago she sen,
son Howard up there to find out what
was the matter with him and it is
feared that he is much worse than ex-
pected.
Delegates from FIT. Scott are now
working on the Joplin unions to per-
suade them to join in celebrating
Labor Day at FIT. Scott, promising
in return to pull for Joplin next year.
lola ought to have a talk with the
Joplin people too. lola would draw
five to one more people out of Joplin
than Ft Scott would.
Mrs. Myers, Ft. Scott widow, has
just returned home from Denver with
her son Frank, returned soldier who
has been very i'll out there. She is
enthusiastic in her praise Of General
Funston, who was very kind to her
and her boy and contributed five dol
lars toward the purchase of a ticket
home for the invalid.
One of the big concerns OF Nevada
Mo-, is the Weltmer institute. The
'absent treatment" man certainly has
won the confidence of some people fol
ne has built up big business an(
owns fine property. One of the pa
tients now there is the city editor o
the Chicago Post, who after thre,
trips to Germany in a fruitless ques
for relief, is doctoring under Weltmei
for nervous prostration,
There is rumor at Ft. Scot tha
the failure of the Katy to extend III
lines from FIT. Scott to Moran, lis sig
nifcant, as indicating a probable alb
sorbtion by the Missouri Pacific o
the Katy. John Rockefeller has
controlling interest in the Katy. Re
Gently he bought heavily of Pacif,
stock on the market, but at the annua
election voted in favor of the Goult
interests.
Independence Reporter: A case o
insanity may now be expected to b.
reported from Chanute, which has jus
acquired the Coffeyville base bal
team and franchi Manager Powers
was driven Graz bme time ago b!
the poor work o. the team and the
Cotfeyville fans almost bankrupted b,
their efforts to keep in the field. The!
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