The Iola register., 1902-04-11
LOCAL NEWS

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Mrs. L. E. Hawley went to Hum
boldt.
Mrs. S. c. Brewster went to
Emporia.
Mrs. Eliza Morris went to
Fredonia.
Mrs. II. p. Campbell was called to
Pekin, HIS, by the death of her
sister
Mrs L. II. Endicott, Mrs. S. Caruth-
ers and Mrs. Eliza Sallie went to
Gardner, Kans.. for a visit.
1t is said that j ohm Wood Sthe horse
buyer, is quite i'll and that.the doctors
fear an attack of pneumonia.
Try yChamberlain's Stomach G. Liver
Tablets the best physc. For sale by
w. L. Crabb & Co. aud Campbell &
Burrell
Mrs. |. n. Wright returned to
Uniontowu Friday evening CATER a
visit with her daughter .Mrs. Bert
Moraine.
Presiding Elder Maclean, of tie
Independence district, arrived to spend
Sunday with his BROTHER Rev. John
Maclean.
w. b. Freeman and wife rwho have
been here visiting their son f. =.
Freeman returned to their home in
Richmond, Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Davis Ileft for
Southern California. They expect to
spend some time there butwill eventual
ly land in lola again.
About fGrty of the teachers of the
lola section of the Allen county teach
ers' association held meeting at the
high school Saturday.
Itching piles? Never mind if physi-
clans have failed to cure you. Try
Doan's Ointment. No failure there.
80 cents, at any drug store,
Lieutenant =. H. Virgins, of the
Fourth Cavalry, who mas been here
visiting Mrs. Chas. Null returned to
Humboldt where he is visiting.
Half the ills that man is heir to
come from indigestion. Burdock
Blood Bitters strengthens and tones
the stomach; makes indigestion impos-
sible.
Mrs. II. c. Serritt who was called
here on account of the illness of Rus
sell Taylor, son of her sister Mrs.
John Taylor returned to her home in
Garnett.
The country schools are closing at
the rate of several a day right now as
it is the season when the older child
ren are wanted at home to help with
the planting.
John Laury was in town Thursday
and says he is planting lots of corn.
He is planting seed raised two years
ago and will not take chances on corn
raised last year.
X. c. Star: Four w. C. T. U. wo-
men entered a saloon in lola a few
days ago, and the proprietor of the
joint was greatly relieved when the
women began to pray.
FIT. Scott has Dragged he ap about
her new automobile. 1t cost about
$1,000. 1t was ratlled Off, people of
the town taking chances There re-
mained l4l tickets that would not sell,
so syndicate of ten men bought these
tickets and won the automobile
Deeds have been recorded by which
the Board of Education becomes the
owner of six lots in Bunnel's addi-
tion. Lots l, > 3, s, and 9 in block >
are bought from G. r.. Bunell for
81 600 and lot 10 in block from j. II.
Ruby for $3l5. Thislis. the site of the
new school house.
Friday was the last day of school at
Allen Center, and by common consent
every body for miles around quit work
and picnicked at the school touse. A
program lasting two honrs was rem
dered by the children and a mighty
good time was enjoyed by everybody.
Mrs Brown, the teacher, was given
comfortable rocking chair by the
school.
S. Heller informs the REGISTER that
the Ritter Livery business has chang
ed hands, The new proprietors are
A. Mari, S. Heller, Drs. Clearinghouse
and Mitchell. The new proprietors
will put in new buggies and horses to
meet the demand. They will run
general livery stable. The barn will
be under the supervision of A. Mari.
The REGISTER has received a copy
of the Salt Lake Tribune which tells
of the excellent work done and the