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


Hugh Gillian went to Pittsburg.
Mrs. II. G. Rush went to Colony.
s. Il. Burrell has gone to Blue
Mound for short visit with his
parents.
Ted Jones returned TO Neodesha
after spending the Fourth here with
his parents.
l. Port left for California and
Oregon where he will spend a couple
Of months visiting.
License to marry was issued Satur-
day 10 Morton Pugh, and Flora Har-
ren, OF Stark, Kans.
Mrs p. G. Carter arrived from
Kansas City for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. IL. Campbell.
Mrs. j. F.. Grouse returned to her
home in Chanute after a visit with
Mrs. II. a. Woodruff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hicks went to
Humboldt to attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. j. Ferguson.
Mrs Pearl Eson. Of Neodesha. is
IN the : ty visiting her cousin, Miss
CAiNN ONtI OuuNdY.
Mr.. f.. J. Blachberger, of Leaven-
worth who has been here visiting j.
A. McCune returnd to his home
Mrs. C. w. Spoonkane returned to
her home in Coffeyville after a visit
with her father, d w. Thornton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kreuger returned
from Neodesha where they went TO
spend the Fourth with their sons.
C. W. Potter and L. D. Strawder.
man, OF Nevada, Mo-, came over on
the 4th to visit old friends west of the
river.
DR.. Shadwick reports the arrival o
10 ID Fourth of July boy at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Woodruff
Friday
Misses Susie and Minnie Kent re-
turned to their home in Rantoul, Kan
sas, after Il visit with Mrs. +. NJ.
Markell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scates re.
turned to their home in Putsburp
after u visit mere with his father, S,
c. Scates.
Mrs. j. b. Thornton who has been
here visiting her daughter Mrs. J.
Patterson returned to her home in
Neosho Falls.
License to mary was issued last
week to Chas. K. Mauion of Kan
sas City, Mo-, and Florence Hamblin,
OF Humboldt.
DR., j, c. Murfn has located in lola
ana VIII practice osteopathy. He
comes highly recommended and will
doubtless do WE'LL
The lola Wholesale Grocery has
recorded its judgment secured last
June against G. Ii. Mitchell, the La
Harpe grocer who burned out seme
time ago.
Printers like flowers as well as any
body and and the REGISTER Office ap-
preciates big bunch of sweet peas
which George Barth brought in The
other day.
Mrs. AZ. Hall who has been here
visiting her daughter returned to her
home in Walnut, Kansas. Her daugh-
ter Mrs, Cullison returned with her
and will visit a few days.
Mrs. Henry j. Robenstein, of Wise,
this county, reports that she has re-
ceived the 1000 insurance money
which her late husband carried in the
Modern WOOdman. He was MEM
ber OF Lone Elm lodge.
g. r. Bates, who worked here for
some time and left to 60 10 Mexico,
returned Wednesday for a visit He
has been absent nearly two years and
sees wonderful Improvement in the
town during his absence.
Mr.. r. 8. Bennett has begun work
on mighty handsome residence atthe
corner OF Buckeye and Jackson ave-
nue.. The site is fine one, being u
northeast corner nicely shaded and
the house will be worthy the site.
The doctors who have been working
night and day to stop the ravages of
the prevalent disease among children ,
say the trouble is CASTRO entero coit-
is, an Inflammation OF the mucous
membrane of the bowels and stomach.
Mrs, Post, Miss Sadie Post, Miss
Lulu Harris and Mr. Dan Bartholo-
NEW left this week for Colorado
where they expect to remain some
time enjoying the GOODNESS. They will
divide their time between Colorado
Springs and Boulder, where Mr.. and
Mrs. John TGggles are located. Miss
Halle Irving is cashier at Ramsay's
during Miss Harris's absence.