The Iola register., 1902-05-02
LOCAL NEWS
eYe Churn at Coutantl 81.

Buckeye Churn at Coutant's.
Baby bonnets and hats from 15c to
81. SO at Miss Priboth's.
Frank Perry and family are home
from California visiting relatives in
Humboldt.
Special sale in Millinery Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 5-6-7
at Miss Priboth's.
Probate Judge Smith last evening
united in marriage Fl. B. Kessinger,
and Miss jessie j. Hart, both of Gas
City.
II. B. Stevenson returned from Kan
sas City where he went as delegate
to the convention OF The X. and L. of
S. and on business.
License to marry was issued this
morning by the probate court to Clar-
ence B. Blum of Canadian, Texas and
AIDA M. Noyes, of Humboldt.
1t will pay every lady to take ad-
vantage of this sale for it will be one
of the greatest sales in millinery of
this season. Miss Priboth, south
side square.
The Washington Dispatches state
that the Editor of the REGISTER has
introduced a resolution in the House
from the lola Labor Union on the
subject of Foreign immigration.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Remsberg died this morning of
measles. The baby was but few
days old and was their first born.
They have the sympathy of all their
friends.
The Kansas City Star processes as
tonishment at the fact that the Funston
baby was baptized by a Methodist
preacher The Star had an idea
Funston belonged to the Bag Bag
river Brethren.
Superintendent r. b. McIlhaney, of
the A. b, Cockerill smelter at Gas
City, begins this week three months
lay OFF on pay which he will spend at
Simons, Mo. He has worked like a
mailer getting the new works going
and is worn out.
A horse walked out on the culvert
of the Katy road east of Nicholson ;
smeter yesterday and got his legs
through. Some men rolled him off
before a train came along and he lay
in the ditch some time 1t was found
his leg was broken. The line is not
yet fenced.
Mrs. Il. Ieising assisted by Mrs.
Frank Robinson entertained the
Priscilla club at the home of the
former yesterday afternoon. The club
will be entertained next at the home
of Mrs. M. Miller who will be assisted
by Mrs. A. Thompson.
Os Love, OF Love Bros. & Co. of
Bronson one the biggest firms there,
was in lola Monday looking over the
city. Love Bros. ship a greatdeal of
produce to merchants here and Mr..
Love told the REGISTER that:Iola was
as good a market asi they had.
Last evening at O'Clock at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Barker, Rev. William
Hankins united in marriage Mr. Del
mar P. Fryer and Miss Mamie Bar
ber. The young people will begin
house keeping at 923,south Washing
ton avenue after their return from a
wedding trip to Cotfeyville.
The street car company is replacing
the switches which were first laid on
the south side of the square with the
regulation street car switches which
may be operated from the front plat
form by the motorman. A heavy
metal point is turned easily and the
wheels thus turned off when desired,
or the car may be sent straight ahead.
Joe Garhart, contractor who re-
Gently moved here from Oswego, and
Mike Kemmerer, Humboldt stone
mason, had an alteration last night
upon on the Santa Fe platform, which
had to be settled in Judge Herod s
court this morning. Kemmerer was
the complaining witness and he wanted
Garhart fined for striking him in the
face, which was swollen badly from
the effects OF the blow. The disa-
greement was over a wage bill and
Garhart was fined a ollar and costs
something over $17.-Chanute Sun.
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