The Iola register., 1902-08-15
HERE AND THERE

Humboldt.
Mrs. S. A. Long and Mrs. a. Law
son went to Pittsburg.
Mrs. Chas. Cole living on North
Buckeye street is reported sick.
For SALE Or TRADE: one fresh
milch COW. One mile west of La
Harpe.
Among recent pensions reported is
ono OF So for Charles Diver, of Neo-
sho Falls.
Miss May Thurston returned to her
homo in Pittsburg after visit with
Miss Cooper.
Mrs. sargelt and daughter of Par
sons came in from Ottawa for visit
with Mrs. B. Cooley.
Il, T.. Cecil who has been here visit
ing his father S. G.. Cecil returned to
his home in Kansas City.
Mrs. II. NJ. Stafford who has been
visiting Mrs. james Stafford returned
to her home in Kansas City.
DR.. CoGman report the birth of a
son Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. 0. M.
Lee, of 227 south Tenth street.
Mrs. II. j. Walker who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. X. Murray AZ
Gas returned to her home in Kansas
City.
Mrs. John Foust, Dorothy and Ken
meth and Miss May iTorville left for
Manitou where they will spend II
monsh.
Harvey Adams who is employed at
Ramsay Bros. & Co. is taking vaca-
iion and went to Chanute to spend u
part Of it.
Mrs, NJ. Ewing and daughter Ethel
who have been visiting j. f.. Powell
and family returned to their home in
Lone Elm.
The heavy wind Saturday night
twisted the Christian church at Gas
City around on its foundation and it
will cost considerable money to re-
pair the damage.
All those intending to camp and dc
string tents will make application to
ID. +. u. Smeltzer, u. N. Funston or
William nartzell, committee.
II. NJ. Miller has left for Minne-
sofa for months visit. lie has all
kinds of schemes for keeping busy
during his absence but those who
claim to know believe he will not do II
thing.
David II. Wright and wife of Mad
ison, Wis, are here visiting the lat
ter's sister, Mrs Erastus Richardson.
Mr.. Wright is Il man past eighty
years DID, is Il Thirty-third degree
Mason and for years has held posi-
tions Of honor in that order
w. T.. Mcpherson returned Satur-
day from Parsons, where he has been
in the interests Of the Labor Day celc-
bratlon. He met with good success at
Parsons and a large delegation will
be here from there headed by the Par
sons band, which is one of the best in
the state.
A right-of-way was condemned last
week for pipe line from north of the
creek to the site Of Works No. ; of the
lola Brick Company on the monnd
south of Elm Creek. The land con-
demned is across the j. S. Turner
and II. Klaumann tracts, they oppos-
J ing the pipe line.
The REGISTER understands that the
prospects for II most successful
Soldiers and Sailors Reunion, which
| is to be held here next week by the
Gas Belt Reunion Association, are
very bright. An lola man is on the
road and the promises made indicate
Il large attendance and good time.
The big gas we'll drilled in Friday
for the Home Brick Company east OF
Gown and anchored down, broke loose
Saturday. The force of the gas tore
out the packer and the we'll howled
away its delight at being free again.
A new packer was secured and the
well compelled to be good. The own
ers OF the we'll are pleased at its in
subordination.
Mr.. John Daily, up to eleven years
ago in business in lola but now a
resident of Chicago, is here visiting
his brother Amos. He says he can
hardly believe his eyes. and that
while ho thought the REGISTER had
been prevaricating about the things
that have happened here he believes
the paper TO be reliable now. He has
not been here for eight years.
Mr.. j. II. Chanln and Arthur Vande
mark have purchased the old Heltor
. .,.1 tho efApa Gutnp.