The Iola register., 1902-05-23
81 .VlIUSUANGt Fenner, FsnH e%'ii FredoniS, N. =
Chas B. Spencer g. Co.

| Mrs. j. w. DefeVer returned to ner
home in Fall River after a visit here
with Mrs. j. H. Nave and her son.
Ottawa Herald: lola is to have a
new company of militia. 1t has been
more trouble for lola to get this thing
than new factory employing thou
sand men.
Neodesha Sun: c. w. Murphy, OF
lola, who came here to do teaming
for Horton & English, we'll drillers,
has gone into the dray business. He
has two teams and at present one new
dray.
Bert Miller has resigned his posi-
ton at the Hub Clothing Store and
accepted a position at the Globe.
Miller is a good clerk, has lots of
friends and will make valuable man
for his new employers.
Mrs. Rand and child arrived Tu es.
day from Denver, where she has bee n
visiting her parents. Her husband Is
captain OF the lola ball team and they
expect to make lola their home this
summer and possibly permanently.
Chanute is wild over the big strike
of 1900 barrel day oil well by the
Neosho Valley Oil Company. "a new
Beaumont" is the way the papers re-
fer to it. And there is quiet, dividend
dividing joy in half a dozen lola
homes.
Thursday night at Chanute Myrtle
Freeman and Marchie Brooks were
stopped by two unknown men on south
Steuben street. One snatched watch
and chatelain bag from Miss Freeman
and then the two ran. They have not
been found.
The REGISTER has received hand
some special edition of the Indiana
polls News, telling Of the laying of the
cornerstone of the magnificent Soldiers
and Sailors monument in that city.
The copy was sent by Mr.. j. M. Mason
who is visiting there.
Neodesha Sun: Smelter we'll No.
on the Sipple farm is into the oil sand
and a much stronger of flow of oil has
been found than at any previous gas
we'll in that territory. 1t may be nee
essary to make an oil we'll of it though
the intention is to make a gasser il
possible.
Saturday night Judge Smith knit to.
gether the broken strands of two lives.
John NJ. Hart, widower of Blue
Mound, and Mrs. Rosa f. Knott, OF
Gas City, were at that time united in
marriage. Mrs. Knott is the widow ot
a man who suicided at Bronson two
years ago.
Wilbur Shields who is employed a.
the lola Steam Laundry burned his
left hand very severely NJ onday. II
reaching to put a window down hC
placed his hand against steam pipe
and before he could remove it re
ceived The burn.
DR.. Herschel Hendricks is so nearly
recovered from his recent illness tina
; he was able to be onthe street Monday
He seemed destined for a while to have
appendicitis and was mighty sick, los
ing.twenty-fve pounds, but is rapid ly
gaining it back.
: A letter from Washington state
that the editor of the REGISTER viii
arrive here Monday morning, May .
and remain here until Tuesday morn
/ ing when he goes to Wichita. Mrs
Scott and the children will accompan.
him and remain here for the summer
, FIT. Scott Monitor: The w. O. w
will run an excursion train from Ne
vada to lola the lst of June Quite {
, few are expected to go from this city
John w. Kaiser was around toda,
booming up the coming excursion
He says there is to be an unveilinl
of large monument at the gas cit.
on that date and he intends to tax
over monster crowd from For
Scott.
A short dispatch to the morning
papers from Denver says: Genera
Frederick Funston is confined to hi
u bed by an attack of remittent malaria
fever. His temperature rose to l03
but subsequently dropped to l0l. Hi
illness is not regarded as serious.
His thousands of home friends hop
= that he may soon be fully recovered
4 The unbrdled utterances of fey
e United States senators was enough t.
4 give man intermittent desire to kill
A special to the REGISTER from Den
! YER last Tuesday says Regardin
a General Funston, Mrs Funston toda
b said: "We feel confident that the al
s tack of malaria fever is diminishin,