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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06
BIsBKE, Ariz, June, 29, .1e05

The Bisbee base ball team left fo Tuoson this morning to play game with the Grsys of the latte place, Quite a crowd sccompanie, the eisbee nine.
 Alderman Taylor and wife hay, returned f on a visi. b San Antonio Texas,
 Col Vim Herring. the prominen' Tucson attorney, arrived here S.,ur. day to attend a meeting of the direc. tors of the Fl Psso and Soutbwesterr railroad and of the Arizona end soutbesstarn rsilrosi. He returned to bis home todsy.
 Mrs Frank Coles has as 6 guest her sister, Miss Marie McHugh oi Tombstone.
 A big arch, covered with Hags and bunting, and with the word "Wel conle" surrounded by electric light,, hss been built across Main street from the library to the Bank of Bisbee building.
 Frank Bledsoe, who is connected ~ith the Copper Qaeen company, and Mics Irene Mel Hon were married ip Los Angeles Friday.
 The hot weather which prevailed the past ten days was about the most tcrrid ever experienced here. The indications at present give promise Of Tain which will probably be followed by cool weather.
 B N Norton competent, chemist and ssssyer, is now in charge oi Clsrk's ssesy office
 BIsBEE, June 30, 1902.
 During the coming Fourth oi July festivities the Bisbee road will sIn on Its various branches eleven extra trains in addition to its reku- lsr trains. It is understood that ell stores will | close ID the Fourth srd on the after | noon oi the 5tb. The B.bee public | never faiis to show . generous spirit | on patriotic occasions such ss the Fourth. As is oustomsry, the Copper Queen company vii, close down the mine CD Friday and Saturday io order that the employes may participate in the Fourth of July festivities. This gen" erous action on the part of the con- pany Will be gratefully appreciated, by the miue:
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

ToHDsT NE. June 20, 1902. Omce of the B ard of Supervisors oi Coohise County, Arizona.
 It appearing that there is c necesu .ity for . meeting oi the Board Of Su. Pervisors, to transact important bui ue-s. it is hereby ordered tht a spe. cial meeting Of the said Boari bs held oa the 2Sth oi June, 1902, ct 2 p. m (Signed) THOMAS R. YORK.
 P. J. DRLEHArTY,
 GEoseE B. RxAY,
 Supervisors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06
FAIRBAsK, July 1 1902.

Prof Winston 8 tonsorisl artist lat of Texas has located in our city ant
 fills a long felt want. The Professo
 Is second to none in hi profession.
 A cooling rain shower fell Sunday
 after noon. IL is needless to say thai
 everybody appreciated it and hope
 ths, is may contiuue to rain regularly
 hereafter.
 Bi-beeites are great eater Of water I melons jud1i from the amount they consum-. No lees than car load day have passed here for the last week billed to tisbee from southern Texss.
 Fred Schumacher the "de bonari" s P fireman paid Fsirbsuk c v:.it Sunday. He iofoIms your correspon.. dent ths: tbI- is the only town on the line between Tucson and Hermosillo.
 Beginner H William took his en- zine in from Patagonia to Tucson for re airs. Mr Willisns va. stationed here while on the work train for five months, aud during that time be made 6 host of friends who are slvsvs glad to shake his hand.
 Ed Fry went to Csnanes Saturday .od expec's to return Monday. Ed hss held responsible positions with the big mining compsnies of the North west, where he has had . vast in that mining sectiop.
 A game of base ball wss planned netween the bridge crew and the | Fairbsnk "Du-kies" The bridge crew soon demonstrated that they were expert st the game and rsttled their O., pouents so bad that your cOrres.. popdent is ashamed to record the score.
 The citizens Of Fairbsnk are rejoicing tha, they are blessed with the cooleet seather in Arizona. Instead of being ,un struck ss they are h Phoenix or [ ,oiIapsipg a. they do in Tues D. They san wear a coat after sun down with and during the day find a game oi lawn tennis or polo great relief e well e an appetite protacer'
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Propositions have bsen pef. c,ei | entertain the old veterans On tue Fourth, and it is the desire of those having the program in charge that al veterans, and sons Of veterans, par. ticipate 10 the p.rsie. Vehicles will be provided for ,heir e-peci-l sccom- mods'ion. and martial music will furnish in 'pirstion; refresh ments. too, w.ll be served to the old heroes. Upon his visit to Bisbee on Thurs day Governor Brodie will be sccom. panied by Mrs Brodie, their son, and maid. The fistinsui.hsd party will occupy suite oi psrlors at the Cop, per Queen hotel. Dr. Sweet. chair. man of the Fourth of July commit tee, is busy periecfing srrsp cement. tor the entertainment of Arizons's chie' executive. while 6 committee of ladies will entertain Mrs. Brodie.
 The Goddess Of Liberty contest will close tomorrow evening. The vote now stsnds:
 Mics Myrtle Munson. ...... 260 Miss Maggie Dougherty. .......2 .257 Ni.s ks.e Geisenhofer er........... 254 Mi-s Lena Schmidt. 4z Mice Ella Prischsrd. .... 32 Miss J. N. Tate EXPERIMENTATION. % Nrs. J. L. Bsllinger. ..... l4 Mrs. James Letson. 10
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06
Car Wheels Made Sf Money

ce~A W ASSAo AxAssAO VI xuoul
 Every year our government destroys nearly half billion dollars worth of ssiled or torn bank notes, and after they have been reduced to pulp are used for making railroad car wheels, Frou, bank note to CT wheel is about as
 adicd transformation as the one brought about in C case of all weak, Derv 'us and sickly people who will use iostetter's Stomach Bitters, the favorite American remedy for stomach, liver and bowel complaints. A wineslassfull be- fore meal, will put the stomach in good condit on to dlges- the food and prevent he bowels from becoming constiT ared Everyone should keep il in the house 10 prevent b~lehing, Flstulency, insomnia and nervousness. also to cure indig, s'inn cyspepsla, and liver and kidney troubles
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is a list of letters fec msining in the general delivery as the Tombstone postofice for the week ending June 21. 1902:
 bently, Jim T. Breslin, John. Gunzsles, F. Mcfarland, Dane. Moore, James Morgan, c. B. stern'. E H Newell, John J. Ssyies, WP Tally Mrs Julia. Wilson, A. L.
 When calling for above letters, say advertised giving date Of advertise meut.
 L. G. CRABLR,P. N
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

GLEASON. Ari1. Juno 29th 1902.- E iitor PRospEcroR,-Robert Gold, . mioer in the employ oi tbe Copper
 Belle Mining Company, met with hi.
 death, hy an scoiden, today ., 10 :5O c. ID. Robert Gold was much beloved
 by the men with whom he worked, be
 ~ss sober. kind, and attentive 70 his dutiee. He was 6 member of the Local Lodge of the Western Fedora ton Of Miners No l50 GDeesop Miners Union Lodge. Ills death was caused by bis stepping of into the shalt hole of the mine, on the 100 level sni fall" ing to the 300 level station crushing his skull. He lived sbou. three hour-. R bert Gold left many friends and TO enemies here, May he rect in Peace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06
FOR SALE.

A first-class lodging house Good business and we'll es- tablished. If same can be sold at once, will sell at a sacrifice. Inquire at PRos- RECTOR office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06
OFFICIAL COUNTY
 PROCEEDINGS
Minutes Ofthe Board of Super
 visOrs
AN AUTHENTIC REPORT

Doefu conseueu at M c. m b, with ,ll members and the clerk present. Minutes of meeting of April 2l read and approved.
 Application of c. D. Gage to purn ohsse loss g, 10, II. l2 and I3 in block 62 of the city Of Tombstone, Ariz ,ns |, tor tsIes due, presented. Application granted and Treasurer instructed to receive from said c. D. Gage $26. 67, the amount of delinquent ts1es on the above property; and . deed was ordered on payment of the said amount.
 The Board audited and allowed the following elaine:
 Walter T. Fife, salary assessor
 first quarter 1902. .....$ 500 co E. P. Els. head nurse ct pest
 house ct Nsco, claim No.
 ll3, $S0 %. Dissllowed
 V<O.' w w \. V. Lewis. shefifi's fees, J.
 J. Rober'son, claim No.
 l22. SIS 10. Disallowed
 $<i 'V ol iO Q,ong Chung Sing, feeding
 prisoners, Pesrce. ....... 5 60 V. k. N. Gresves, justice
 of peace fses, Naco. first
 quarter 1902. claim No. s1
 $434.25 Disallowed S5.75 42s 50 Board stands at recess until 2 pollock p. m.
 Board convened at 2 D.. m. Same members pre-eo', and audited and allowed the following claims: Ars. Louisa Els, feeding pris-
 oners ct Nsco. ASA 80 F. H. Jones, nurse at pest
 house. Douglas.. .......... 52 co O. Geisent ofer, feeding pIis.
 oners, Bi-bee. frst quarter
 1902, ollin No. l26 .S360.24
 Di..llowed s2.oo. ...... la5s 24 A. kunts, constabl, fees,
 Bisbee, fret quarter 1902 claim No. IA. S296.65 Dis ailosed $39 .35. ........ 257 90 N. ] Brown, justice of peace fees, Bisbee, first qrsrter, 1902, clam No. lOl ,s249.O5 Di-a,lowed $4S.70. ...... 200 35 Clerx instructed to advertise for bids for election printing.
 Resignation of T. L. Hudspeth of precinct No. 1, received .nd accepted. The following claim was audited md allowed: !. V. Lewis. sheriff fees, T. L. Burts, claim No. l2l, Sl3O .55. Dissllowed $40.50 80 O5. In consideration of sbe fact that 3isbee is now incorporated, is wac rdered all members voting aye, that II orders approving the sppoint- nenss of ChsrIes Thomas, L. c. )verlock, Sam Houston and J. N. ohnson as deputy oons,sb'es st Bis- ee, heretofore entered on the mio- tes of the Board, are hereby re ,inde1.
 Board then stood scIourned, sub.. 'ct to call.
 THOMAS R. YORK,
 Chairman. JAMES r. DUScAS,
 Ole.k. By O. GIBSON, Deputy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

ftss signature is on every box ef the genuine !, laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tsbisss
 (kl lsos1y SAa1 sugse . eoo1 h ees ~
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 To whom it may concern: You are hereby notified that the ander signed no longer holds himself responsible for supplies of any nature or work of any kind performed on the Copper King and Maid of Sunshine mines, situated n Iurqnois District, Cochise Co. Ari- zona, sad mines nov being under bond to John Tay Tor and Lee Matnsy, and I will not be responsible for any debts con- tracted thereon.
 Signed,
 VIM. HoLHo. Dated Tombstone. June ,. Ioo7, -
The Iola register., 1902-07-25
l.. II. IIORVILLE,

Mr. Guyer of East Maple Grove,
Mrs Tom House, of Wichita, Kans.,
and Mrs Mary Cox of Elsmore were
guests at Charley Bacons' Wednes-
day.
Mrs Lena Miller visited her brother
Walter Lamb Friday.
Mrs Jim Robb and children, also
Mr. and Mrs Robb of Moran took
dinner Thursday at Robert Robbs'
Mr. aud Mrs VIM Mcfarland OF
Stony Point, and VIM Mattoc and
wife of this place were guests at Mr.
Tremins' Sunday.
Ounce Lacey and wife OF Moran we're
our guests Sunday.
George and Charley Ford have been
helping Wayne Wright cut cokleburrs
out of his corn.
Tom Davis and wife were guests al
Charley Fords Sunday.
The Iola register., 1902-07-25
MORAN.

Mrs. II L. Bassett, Correspondent.
July 2l. The Fraternal Aid Society
held an ice cream social last Friday
evening.
Mrs Cheuault and four little daugh-
ters came from lola last Friday to
visit at DR. Jewell's.
OBJ Spencer has sold his restau-
rant to Fred Weber aud has not yet
decided in what business he will en-
gage.
Last week Thursday Ralph Jewell
returned to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and
to his place in the Republican office
where he is telegraph editor.
Mrs. w. j. Duggan from Grove, I.
Ty., is here with her children spend
ing a few weeks with her mother Mrs
| Earring.
Miss Matte Hall from Gas has been
visiting Moran friends lately.
The repairs necessary in sMessin-
gers store since the fire have lbeen
completed aud everything is again in
good condition.
Laura Jones has gone to Manhattan,
Kansas, where she has secured a po.
sition as stenographer in the Agricul-
tural College. d A Bollinger is re-
building his real estate Office south of
the bank
G w Moore has sold the Pennsyl-
vania house to some gentlemen from
Illinois who are interested in the Mo-
ran Gas and Crude Oil Co. They are
planning extensive attractions and
| improvements.
Rev S d Jewell, his wife and Miss
Donald came out from Butler, Mo-, g,
on Monday. Mr. Jewell will remain
through the c E Convention, Mrs
The Iola register., 1902-07-25
PLEASANT VALLEY
d. T. smith, Corresdondent.

July Give can report fine rain
again for Saturday. How the corn
does grow!
Preaching next Sunday evening by
the pastor
Grandma Chilcote returned home
Saturday from visit to her daugh-
ters in Douglas county.
Fisher and Rhodes finished the
bridge abutments Thursday of last
week. Have not learned when the
bridge will be put up,
Mr. and Mrs Smart are going to La
Harpe quite often just now to see that
new granddaughter Of which of course
they are very proud, it being their
first,
The Carlyle Investment Co got a
number of leases around the Valley
about two years ago and according to
the leases they we're to drill on lands
in three years or pay % cents per acre
after that time or release leases. They
held the leases for from three to twelve
months after the two years before re-
leasing so the lessons are thinking of
recovering for the time over the two
years.
The Iola register., 1902-07-25
BETHEL.
LrLA CuNv1NGuAM, Correspondent.

LEILA CuNNINGHAM, Correspondent.
July 27.-Mrs Maxwell and grand
son Robert Lindsey spent few days
in Moran last week.
Mrs Stout who has been visiting her
daughter Mrs Henderson for the past
three weeks returned to her home in
Weir City last Monday.
Mr. Klotzbach's machine was thresh-
ing in this neighborhood last week.
Ethel Lindsey and Mrs Henderson
are on the sick list
Fred Burson who got hurt quite
badly a couple of months ago is able
to move around on crutches.
Mr. and Mrs Kelso assisted w j
Boyers' near LaHarpe with their
threshing.
Messrs. Fred Heinkie and Charley
Kelley Of Prairie Center and Misses
Clara Olso and Alta Barber of Hum
boldt visited Miss Leila Cunningham
last Sunday.
All the men OF this neighborhood
are busy cutting flax.
Lutte Boyer of Maple Grove visited
her sister Mrs Seymour Wednesday.
Gertrude Beal OF Humboldt spent a
few days with Ida Baker last week.
Mrs Fursmau is still improving in
health.
Mrs Lu Boyer from near LaHarpe
/ visited at Mr. Randolphs' Wednesday
Quite number from here attended
a party at Mr. Beals' near Humboldt
Saturday evening. An excellent time
is reported by all present.
Ye Scribe and mother were pleas
antly entertained at Grandma Woods
near Golden Valley last Thursday.
Miss Anna Long is assisting Mrs
Geo. Myers with her house work.
Bob Duncan Of lola visited at MI
Woodards' Sunday.
Ida Baker is on the sick list.
The party at o Bakers last Sat
urday evening was we'll attended anC
nice time reported by all present.
Frank Lindsey is working for MI
Kamping,
Blanche Rhoads returned from OF
tawa where she has been visiting fol
the past two weeks.
The Iola register., 1902-07-25
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.
Lora Fife. Correspondent.


July 22. RIM Fife called on friends
here last Sunday.
Miss Ollie Leflingwell Of Columbus,
Kansas is visiting her aunt Mrs. f D
Cain.
S Smith is hauling baled hay to
town.
Emma and Cora Powell attended the
Assembly at Ottawa one day last
week and heard Richard p. Hobson
speak.
Mrs Clara Rowland is in lola help
ing care for Mrs A w Rowland who
is very i'll.
Mrs E d Cain and Mrs John Gregg
entertained delightfully."- last Friday
afternoon in honor of Miss Letting
we'll. The time was spent with music
and social conversation. Delicious
ice cream and cake was served. The
tables were beautifully decorated with
sweet peas, petunias and green vines.
Theguestswere.. ..Mesdames. Ben Wright
Carl Wisner, Will Green, Bert Wig
gias and Will Fife andMisses Letting
we'll, Anna Fetheringill, Ella Funston
Emma and Cora Powell, Floss Wig
gins and Libbie, Lille and Agne.
Kettle.
The Iola register., 1902-07-25
They AllSayS So
Not Only in lola But in
Every City and Town in
the Union.

If the reader took the time and
trouble to ask his fellow residents of
lola the simple question given below,
he would obtain the one answer. If
he would read the statements now
being published in lola which refer to
this answer, it would surprise him to
note that they number so many. AS
many more could be, and may be,
published, but in the meantime, ask
the first person you meet what cures
backache? The answer will be, Doan' 8
Kidney Pills. Here is citizen who
endorses our claim.
Mr.. A. Shaffer, of PIG North Wal
nut street, says: During the three
or four years that have been subject
to attacks OF pain in the back used
more than one remedy guaranteed to
cure such anneyances, but until I wen,
to c. B Spencer g. Co.'s drug store
for Doan's Kidney Pills met with
little II any permanent results. Since
/ took q course OF the treatment OF the
latter preparation have not noticed
any aching in my loins after hard
days work or after contracting a cold
Mrs. Shaffer joins me In endorsing
Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
~ Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the Named Doan's-ant
take no substitute.
The Iola register., 1902-07-25
The Perfect Liver Medicine

Mrs. M. A. Jolley, Noble, o. T.,
writes; 81 have used Herbine a num-
Der OF years, and can cheerfully rec
ommend it as the most perfect liver
medicine, and the greatest blood puri-
fer. 1t is medicine of positive mer-
it, and fully accomplishes all that is
claimed for it," Malaria cannot
find lodgment in the system while
the liver is in perfect order, for one
of its functions is to prevent the alb
sorption of fever producing poisons.
Herbine is a most efficient liver regu-
lator. SOC at G. B. SPENCER & Co.
The Iola register., 1902-07-25
NEOSHO VALLEY.
G. L. ARNOLD. Correspondent


July 22-Mr Peck and several other
members of the family accompanied
by cousin, Mr. Reynolds of Nebraska
drove over to FIT. Scott last week tc
visit friends.
J Patton who has been living or
Josh Buffers place and doingh his farm
work moved to LaHarpe the first o.
the week. We understand that Pear
Brown has leased the farm for a tern
of years, and has purchased of MI
Butler about nine hundred dollar:
worth of horses, farm implements, etc
Mrs Widoes of Lecompton, visited
at M p Jacoby's several days las
week.
Mrs G Il Merwin of Lawrence was a
NJ p Jacoby's short time last week
Mrs Patton's father and brother
we're up from McCune recently.
Mr. May drove down from Burling-
ton last week where he had been visit
ing his family.
A sister of Arthur Jones return eC
home from Battle Creek, Michigan
last week where she has been attend,
ing school.
The Iola register., 1902-07-25

jewell and Miss Donald will makeIa
more extended visit.
Last week Tuesday the Y p S G + Of
thePresDyterian church had a delight
full picnic in the park. There we're
races, contests and ball game by
way of amusement. Before leaving
the members of the society held their
regular business meeting. Their
guests, the membersl of the church
and congregation, all enjoyed the pic
mic very much
The Iola register., 1902-07-25
Old Man Dropped Dead.

A resident Of Bronson was in towR
Monday and brought the news that an
old gentleman named Stewart dropped
dead at his home there thls morning,
presumably of heart failure. Mr.
Stewart was nearly eighty years old.
He had been complaining of a pain
in his side and his good wife put a
court plaster on him. Early this
morning he complained that the plas-
ter hurt him, arose and crossed the
room and then fell dead. The old
gentleman was for many years resi-
dent OF Allen county living Ia the
neighborhood OF Rocklow. Removed
to Bronson but recently.
The Iola register., 1902-07-25
DIST. No. 3R
Marie More, Correspondent

July 2l. 1t is with sadness we note
the death of our friend and neighbor
Mr. Overgard who passed quietly away
last Sunday enening at ! O'Clock
NJ Overgard came here from Sweder
a number Of years ago and he was a
member of the Lutheran church. He
leaves an aged wife and two sons to
mourn their loss. The Ibereaved
family have the sincerest sympathy
of all in this sad hour of death.
Mrs Walquist and daughter Miss
Hannah, visited at Mr. F. N. More
last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Boersler called at 7. c.
Tharpe's last Sunday.
Winfred Campbell was quite sick
last Thursday night.
John Colling and wife went to Saw
onburg last Friday.
Mrs F. N. More and daughter.
Stella and Ruth visited att. L. Ingle'l
last Friday.
Curtis Hunter is working for A. w
Jordan at present.
Elmer Johnson assisted John Wal
quist with his fax, Thursday.
Mammie Tharpe OF Parsons is Wis
iting her cousin Edna Tharpe a
present.
Rev. Howell of Elsmore will deliver
a:sermon to the children at Fair View
Sunday, July 81.
Mrs Campbell took dinner at F. N
More's last Thursday.
The Iola register., 1902-07-25
RISING STAR.

Mrs Mary Wolard, Correspondent.
July Il. Emmett Reade, of La
Grande, spent Sunday with Leona rd
Stout
Mr. Clinton visited Mr. Meeker Sun
day.
Miss Hattie Olmstead spent Satur-
day night and Sunday at home with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Olmstead.
Flax cutting is the order of the day
in this vicinity.
Mrsand Mrs Talley went to Green.
wood county last week on a short
visit and brough Mrs Talley's sister
home with them.
Mr. Gosline, of Olathe, Kansas, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs f. Easdale this
week.
Mrs Belle Frame and Emma Daugh-
erty went to LaHarpe last Wednes-
day.
Little Logan Frame has been very
sick for two weeks, and also Mrs
RSberty Daugherty has been sick.
Misses Ella Warren and Stella
Bowlby, Mrs Belle Axtell, Ola Stick
ley, and Daisy Berkihiser we're visit
tors since our last.
Mrs Daisy Frame, of LaHarpe, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs w
B May.
The Iola register., 1902-07-25
OLIVE BRANCH.
Mrs. Emin Correspondent

July 2l-Our free mail route starts
August l with Mr. Armstrong as car
rier which will be quite an accommo-
dation to the farmers. The boxes
have not arrived as yet.
We enjoyed another fine rain the
past week so the corn is still prom
Using crop.
Mrs Della Studeville visited her
parents Mr. and Mrs f M Anderson
from Tuesday till Wednesday night.
George Nicleson was helping Ed
Elm to run his self rake last week.
Mr. and Mrs Charley Ford went to
Bronson Friday.
Mrs Jessie Miller has been at Els
more for the past two weeks helping
to care for her little grandchild who
has been seriously sick but at last re-
ports was better.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Harclerede are
testing a new Alpha DeLaval milk
separator. Mr. Kramer OF LaHarpe
is agent.
The farmers are quite busy caring
for the wheat and fax.
George Nicholson and wife have
moved from Joles' back to her father s
Mr. T M Anderson.
Smith Bros. threshed their wheat
last week.
The Iola register., 1902-07-25
PRAIRIE DELL.

Geo Barth, correspondent.
July 2l-Elmer Barnett is cutting
fax for Newman Crowell.
G Cummings OF lola was around
selling poultry remedies last week.
The "schoolmarms" are making
their annual tours.
A number OF young folks spent the
evening pleasantly at Mr. Hipkle's
Friday evening.
Mrs Templeton is on the sick list.
A union Sunday school Was organ
lied at Prairie Dell last Sunday with
the following officers; Geo Barth,
superintendent: Mrs Hinkle, assistant
superintendent; Ella Snyder, secre-
tary; Harry!Barnett, treasurer, Clara
Templeton, librarian; Anna Barth,
organist; Noble Barnett, janitor,
Every body is cordially invited to come
every Sunday at 3 pm.
Ben Sheriff. who has been sick for
so long is growing steadily weaker.
The doctor has no hopes.
The Iola register., 1902-07-25
2r Premium List and other information address

Saturday night had the nicer time,
Ice cream and cake were served both
evenings. We wish Edna many more
such happy birthdays.
Mrs Widdoes and Earl left Wednes-
day for lola. They will visit at Mr.
Jacoby's before I returning to their
home in Lecompton.
Leila Foster and Nellie Hanne
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Lelia's parents.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Russell and Am
brose' Dwinuell and wife were guests
of O n Lash, and family.