The Iola register., 1902-06-27

OmeW Will nave CudTRe VI VIC StOIo
during his absence.
Mr.. Sam Adams who lives four and
misfortune to get his hand caught 10
binder Monday while working in
the harvest field and severely injured
it.
The two year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. f. d. Howard died Mon
day evening at the home of her par
ents and was buried Tuesday afternoon
The funeral was held at the house
Rev. Shadwick, officiating.
Quite a crowd left Sunday morn
ing over the Santa Fe for Colorado.
Among those whom the REGISTER re-
porter met who went we're Mrs. L.
II. Endicott, Melvin Endicott and
wife, Miss Kitty LeSueur, Mrs. Sue
Caruthers, Misses Mira Gr!samore,
Addie Gault, Mrs. p. G. Remler.
The Colony Free Press states that a
company of men have proposition
beforethe council asking for twenty
year franchise on that town for the
purpose of furnishing the citizens gas
If it is to be found in that community.
II the company receives franchise,
one or more wells are to be put down
at once.
A special from Neodesha says:
The first block Of the big Lanyon
smelter will be ready to start on July
This block will employ rs men. Four
other blocks will be completed soon,
the total force to be employed being
200. The company will pay out 50, 900
month when the smelters are all
working.
The remains of Frederick w. Craw-
ford, who died at Santiago, Cali, on
June 13, arrived in lola last Friday
and the funeral was held at Hum
boldt at 2:3e tomorrow afternoon,
from the Presbyterian church. He
was a a son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Crawford of this city, and had a
brother at Humboldt.
Lon Roger asks the REGISTER 10
state for him that, while he did not Sc
cure the nomination for sheriff he
hasn't fifth cousin to a sore spot
on him and can out-yell anybody in
town for the ticket. He also wishes to
express his grateful appreciation OF
the loyal support given him by his
friends at the primaries and in the
convention.
The two year old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Il. Statler who live at 22l Elm
died Monday morning and was buried
at four O'Clock Monday evening, DR.
Shadwick officiating. The child was
stricken with the scourge of measle,
which has been through the town an(
pneumonia set in proving fatal. The
bereaved parents have the sympath!
of their friends.
Mr.. A. Jeiferies was in from neal
Moran Tuesday and reports that th,
farmers of this section are becoming
exceedingly metropolitan by using tn,
wire fences as telephone lines. In or
der TO get across roads a pole il
erected on each side and the wir
strung across the top. The scheme i:
an old one but this is the first time /
has ever been tried in Allen county.
The Leavenworth Times say that
bit of republican gossip is that Jacl
Schall, editor of the Troy Chief, is t,
, be Governor Bailey's private secre
tary. Mr.. Schall is a very activ
! young man, and his political training
is such that he would be valuable il
, the governors office. Jack Schall i
son-in-law of Mr.. William tt rAshe
of lola, so lola votes faye"
Mr.. f. j. Graves. for a long tim
employed at the cement plant, me
5 with his first serious accident las
week. He was working in tn
= room where the electrical machiner
is kept and in some way his hand GO
! caught ina dynamo, severely crush
, ing the bones in the third and fourt
fingers of his left hand. DR.. Coffma
attended to his injuries and he wi
undoubtedly get along nicely.
Modern medical science permit
, some strange things. A few days ag
Ed Vezie, a son of Tom Vezie, c
Deer Creek township had his thum
mashed. He was holding a fence pos
which his father was mauling into tn
; ground. In some way. his thum
slipped on the post and was mashe
fat from the tip to the first joint. Dl
= Fulton amputated it at the joint. II
e stead OF chloroforming the youngma
g he injected cocaine into the thumb an
the young man sat and watched wit
s interest while the doctor trimmed u
}. the stump. He:felt no pain whatever