The Iola register., 1902-07-11
HERE AND THERE

Ira Townsend went to Kansas City
to be treated for very bad case of
rheumatism.
Mrs. L. Coe returned from Lacrosse
Wis, where she has been for several
weeks visiting her father.
Mrs. D. T. Selvage .who has been
here visiting Mrs. G.. w. Myers re-
turned TO her home in Erie.
Miss Beulah Billings went to Ottawa
to attend the Chautauqua and visit
her sister Mrs. Maud Powers.
Sherman Culbertson came over from
Wichita Monday and will visit here
for week or two among old friends.
Mrs. D. E. Fitzgerald returned to
her home in Topeka after a Wis with
her sister Mrs. VIM Dunn at LaHarpe.
sherman Culbertson came In Mon
day evening from Wichita and will
spend two weeks al Humboldt visiting
his parents.
II. Klaumann went to Pittsburg to
attend a meeting of the Board Of
| Directors of the National Mutual Pro-
;ective Association.
$4,000 spring wagon for 5000
$1,000 top buggy for $4,000, 5000 top
buggy for $1,000, $4,000 top buggy for
$1,000. Farmer surry S65.00.
The two men wounded by the mar
shal of LaHarpe are getting along
nicely and today for the first time the
doctor expressed belief that both
will recover.
An old gentleman whom nobody
seems TO know has been doing a little
work in phrenology lately in town.
He sing-songs his story, but by acci-
dent or insight really does get some
homely truths mixed up with his read
ings.
The Honorable Noah Bowman, of
Garnett. Kansas, the nominee of the
fusion forces OF the Second Congress
ional district for Congressman, was in
town today conferring with j. d.
Mann, George Ferguson and other
fusion leaders.
The county commissioners are maxi
ing orders for the release from jail of
the men imprisoned for selling liquor,
Just as fast as their sentences expire.
In nearly every case the fine imposed
is RENTED and the men turned out on
payment Of the costs.
The weather is settling down TO
business now. Ninety degrees in the
shade, Il glaring sky and a hot sun
are making them that has, git to
.he mountains and those who haven't
talk about the time they did go To the
sea shore. summer has arrived.
The city council has letter an
nouncing that the sixth annual con-
vention OF American Municipal
League will be held in Grand Rapids.
Mich. August 27. 1t is not known
whether lola will send a representative
or not, but it would surely be nice
trip.
The lola friends of r.. f. McDon-
nell, the Kansas City engineer who
! has done considerable work for this
city, will be sorry to learn that his
wife died in Kansas City this week.
They were married about year ago
at San Francisco TO which place Mr..
| Mcdonnell has taken the remains for
burial,
Sam Perkins, who has charge of the
pipe lines of the Lanyon Zinc Com
pany and has to fit about lively all
over the coNnty, has bought the motor
cycle recently shipped here by Buc-
hanan & Williamson. He may be seen
making streaks about the country
daily.
j. S. Turner and Reginald Saphar
returned Monday from Oklahoma
where they spent most of the winter
and spring. Turner owns farm and
Saphar town property. Both are
looking well, although tanned nicely,
and are very enthusiastic over the new
country.
Some time ago the street commits
sioner and force of men put an alley
in the third ward in excellent condi-
tion, cleaning and draining II. Three
days later it was filthy again, from
slops and trash thrown into the
bitches by property owners. II this
is to be the policy of the citizens, how
can the council clean the city?
The startling story from Gas City
last Saturday that a gambler had run
away with the wife of citizen of that
town, leaving the children locked up
in the house has not developed as it
should, The police here did notcatch
the runaways, no arrests we're made
and the story has either died because
the parties decided not to carry out
their plans, or the report that they
had plans was false.