The Iola register., 1902-04-25

The soda season opened at the drug
stores today, and who shall say it is
not most opportune?
Billy Baldwin, painter and actor,
blew into.town! again Friday and is
circulating among old friends.
Misses Lena and illieHarkness who
have been here visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
G. G. Taylor returned to their home
in Chanute.
Rev. Sumner and wife who have been
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Williamson left for their nome in
Chillicothe, Mo.
Misses Eperva Wright and Lottie
Grown who have been the guests G.
Alr. an' Mrs T. A. Curnow returned
to their home in pittsbwg.
probate judgeissueda a license and
tied the knot which made Nat. f. Endi-
colt, of Humboldt, and Cornelia Nilts
of Osawatomie, man and wife.
Ernest L. Foster and Edith Nj. Allen
were married Sunday. Both reside
here and have numerous friends who
wish them Joy and prosperity.
Jimmie Smith left for Edgar Neb.
where he goes to take position on
the road for the International Cores
pondence Schools of Scranton, Pa.
Sunday was the twentieth of the
month-pay day at most of the facto-
ries. Cockerill paid off Saturday but
the bulk of the $50, 600 was distributed
Monday.
The REGISTER understands that
lodge of Eagles is to be organized in
this town. 1t is social order that
has grown rapidly in the west and is
hearty, wholesouled aggregation of
good fellows.
Atchison Globe: "What do people
do on Sunday that makes them SO
cross on Monday" 1t isn't what they
do on Sunday; it is therehection Mon
day morning that it isn't another
good, loadng Sunday.
Independence Reporter Monday y
Mrs. H. a. Ewing and her daughter,
Miss Ruth Ewing, who have been Wis
iting the Goodrich and Shoemaker
families since Saturday, returned to
their homes in lola today.
The F.. Scott papers say that the
city clerk of that place has received
bids from an lola contractor named
Sharp Offering to put in sawed lime
stone curbing for fifty cents. The city
is seriously considering taking up
the proposal.
The three boys who have charge of
the wagons of the lola Steam Laundry
appeared this week in new uni
forms. They are neat and give the
boys a military appearance. Police
men, street car men, mail carriers
and laundrymen! Who'll be the
next?
Speaking of the recent session of
Neosho Presbytery at Parsons, the
Sun says; At the session last week
Henry c. Culbertson, of lola, who has
been preaching in the lola church as
a licentiate, was ordained u minister,
the stated clerk, Rev. L. J. Drake,
conducting the ordination services.
Chanute Times: lola is in red hot
prohibition fight. The tactics resorted
to by the iointists-that of slugging-
will greatly cripple their cause. If
they can maintain their business un-
der the law, they have a right to con-
tinue, if they have no conscientious
scruples. But when it comes to re-
sorting to brutal slugging, the con-
servative element will turn against
them.
According to one of the new laws
doctors must pass examinations be-
fore they can pass in this state. Last
Monday the Supreme Court upheld
this law in test case and it went into
effect Saturday, the 10Th. The exam
nations will be given quarterly by a
medical board ond are about such as
given at Universities, grade of 70
per cent being required This board
is as follows: DR.. johnson of Lakin,
near the Colorado line, president; DR..
Willeston, of Dawrence; DR., Roby, Of
Topeka: DR.. Hatfield, of Grenola; DR.,
Cook, of Clay Cenler; DR., Packer, OF
Usage City and DR.. o. f. Louis o
Hepler. At test examination before
this board in Topeka only three out OF
thirteen passed.