The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 6

B4 VEAV, TESTEBViT. VERY SLOW TBI KFTETT OF. STBIKE. Mr. la From loJiMies-iSoeUl and Otber -1 ut Ifas Hit Barr.

taUatlpeld'new liltcber. was not effective. Yesterday aXternoon at crlUcaJ tJines "find lost to the Idia teain by score of to 1. The local teaia'went to.LaH^rpe yesterday afteirnodD loaded with Clayton, Goes, Epiitig and Murphy.of the Oas City and a catcher fcom Geneva. tean) gave Barr cotoparatlvely good IftwiftSs Already are beginning to cotapUna about trtfde and how it has fallM thft strike has heen on.

ifbey. say that trttde Is slower since the strtlce has been on than at it ever-known to the city at thiA of year. fact that three bdndried-inen are out of employment means a great deal to LaHarpe. Hr. CUse Better.

H. M. Vho was hurt Jn a runaway BMrerai days ago, is tome better. He was thrown from a buggy spraining hia angle very vediy. Besides Bpraining; vhia yaMe he was bruised about the! body sad lower: McFsairvfhQ was also hart in the same li also better.

He did reccKve injuries as Mr. Kline. DeWoIfe Better. Mrs. beWolte who has been suffering typhoid fever, for the put several is some-better.

She has from-ihe disease for -She is now slowly improving. It: is that she wfll'be-abte be about again in a Present. Vrs: W. of came is a visit, with her sister, Mrs. C.

B. Enbank. In tjic evening I they drove to their mother's, Mrs. C. were present four gen- .1 C.

R. En- baBl (imrf and little daaghbBPiljrseiar of lansas City. A Family ReuBieii. A happy reunion of the Thatcher family Ispow being held the lovely of y. W.

Jury at LaHarpe, Kas. Mrs. Averill Thatcher Jury Is the hoQored of the rjccasion, en- tertsioittir bee three Mrs. U. A.

Wilscai. of jGardner, IMinols, Mrs. L. Washiuiltton, D. and Mrs; L.

L. Sarvin, Brookins, Dakota: also Dr. A. W. Thatch-, er, h.er binther, of Webb City.

oJ W. Cincljtir. of Mazon, IlU and Mrs; J. BuU, of Gardner, 111, afid airs. Ada Qakota.

being fieiirsjiJttiy. family has bieen -aM over thirty years. devoted to speech making, recitations-and happy family of this la well reobwned. Mrs. JwT asjijoastmlBtress onlthis occas- teh did Iwr part In.

that lady-like manner'she well adapted to fill. Claode Jury and faraily of Gas City. oA'Mud to welcome their uncle and aust and and, to happy evening. JOn this occasion, eyfiii. were on hand to.jgSve a warm recepttoq; it being the hoUest day of 'the irm Go on a yUlt Mrs.

EO. panforth afd children. Doris leave Sunday or jMoikdaz where tber tor sereral Veeks. The formerly lived in Mc- Pbersosishd save number of friends jtljere wbCrm will visk. FW 1L Froni NaabrlUe.

(Tennessee.) Am.erieao: M. Dflvis, of this -dlMaaa for. a number of years. Frank M. Davis, ber faua- band, was at Red Boiling Springs, for hia faealtjl when he received news of bis 's death.

He left lor La- llarpe Sunday night. Miss Mabie Davis, the only daughter, was in Kansas with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Davis have been residents of NashvliU for a number of years, livings for the past two or three years at the corner of 2lst and Acklen avenues.

They have been for a long time very prominent people in the city. The death of Mrs. Davis is regretted by a large circle of friends in the city. The funeral services and burial will be held at LaHarpe, the former home of Mrs. Davis.

We UU have Big Bargains In Walt Piper. Come in and sea for yourmJf. Dr. Swan's pruj Store Penoaals. Miss Maribelle McGill left yesterday for Leavenworth, where she Will visit.

Mrs. McGill and son George accompanied her as far as Fort Scott, where they will visit for about ten days. Mr. and Mrs. B.

T. Tanner, of Wichita, are visiting relatives in the city. ifr. and Mrs. K.

Hammell. of Fort Scott, are visiting in city this week. S. T. Kannock of Kansas City, was here yesterday on business.

Endorsed by ihe County. 'The moat popular remedy in Otsego County, and the best friend of my family," writes Wm. M. Dietz, editor and publisher of the Otsego Journal. Gilbertsville, N.

"Is Dr. King's New We always keep a bottle in the houes. Discovery. It has proved to be an infallible cure for coughs and colds, making short work of most of them. I believe it to be the most valuable prescription known for Lung and Throat diseases." Guaranteed to never disappoint the taker, by all druggists.

Price GOc and $1.00. Trial bottle free. SELL XETEBS AT COST. Conncil PaHses Resolntion Sale Last Mght A reeoluUcn was passed by the council last night, instructing the deportment of public utilities to sell meters at cost. The question was brought up when it wa.s suggested by a member of the council that a meter should be Installed at the Ice plant.

Frank Amorman said that he had ap peared at the public utilities department and asked for a meter for the M. A. hall and was refused one. Members of the council said that a resolution was passed some time ago in structJng- the department to sell meters at cost. Mr.

Rutledge said he had been following the rule of his predecessor in not selling them. The matter was finally closed when a reso Iiition was passed insructing the department to sell meters at cost. 11 WORTH LIKES SCHAUMETEB Fans of the City are Well Pleased at His Selection to Manage the Ball Team. (Leavenworth Times.) August Schaumeyer will succeed Ernest Quigley as manger of the local team when the bunch leaves at the conclusion of the present home series. Quigley leave the team and his further plans are not known.

The choice of Schaumeyer as manager is one that will please a good many ot the fans. Augie is an old head at the game, and he has the faculty of making his men do what he says. If he can infuse a little of that mysterious but effective 'inside baseball" the bunch before the season is over Ihe will have accomplished more lhan Ray and Quigley together were able to bring about. TOLSON IS UNDER 1604. Colored Character Most Keep the Peace.

John Tolson. the colored man, who was arraigned in Justice Potter's court yesterday afternoen on complaint of his wife, who asks that he be put under a peace bond, was bound over to the district court. Mra. Tolson said that, he had threatened ber life. He was put onder a bond.

ique The Pastry Confection Fairy-like ia formji'flavor and fashioning. Ajpjproved by Vanity Fair. Correct for select Uincheon, function or 1 afternoon tea. A delightful thfe best qualities of delicate pastry and rich confections. Packed, to perfect purity and flavor, in Sold by all the best grocers ztid confectioners at 25 cents the package KANSAS CITY.

U. S. A. Played Wtth'LaBarpe. Goes, Bpllng, Murphy! and Clayton, members of the Gas Qity base ball team played with the LaHarpe team yesterday in their game against the Our Way team of lola.

Each player did well and helped a great deal In keeping the score down. The boys also were right with the stick, getting their portion of the blugles made off of Laster's delivery. Mr. Bates Took Charge. B.

Bates, of Cherryvale. has taken charge of the Clark and Bates. Lum ber yard in this city. Mr. Bates has had a number of years' of experience in the lumber business and doubtless win a success of the local venture.

He succeeds Mr. Young who left a short time ago for the east where he rakes of a lumber yard. 25c dozen at PEOPLE'S CO-OPERATIVE (Jas CKy, Kansas. Card of Thanks. We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved and Mrs.

George Abbott. Hoy Foster Better. Roy Foster, tbe Gas City young man who was so seriously injured Tuesday night, while running in tbe streets, continues to improve. Roy was seriously injured. For a time It was believed that he would not recover, but he has Improved so lately that great hopes are entertained for his total recovery.

The purest Ice Cream and Cool Re freshing Phosphate drinks at Dr. Swan's Drug Store Gas City Will Enter. The Gas City tennis players doubtless will enter the Allen county tournament that Is being revived again this year. Last year the Gas City representatives were a cfose second, winning a great number of the games played. Gas City baa a number of good tennis players who will make a good showing iu the contest.

WUI he Xext. The East Slders at LaHarpe and the winners battle in Gaa City will contest for the championship honors some time in the near future. The LaHarpe team did not put up the article of base ball displayed by either of Gas City teams in the played tbe other day. Judging this the winners of today's will have an easy victory over the I-a- Harpe bunch. Are Battling Today.

The East and We.st Siders are fight Ing it over again this afternoon. The East Slders were not satisfied with the drubbing they received at the hands of the West Slders last Friday afternoon, when the West Side was victorious by the score of ten to nine. Personals. James Harlston is on the sick list. Albert Adell returned to bis home In Houston, yesterday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Topeka, were visiting friends in the city yesterday. Mr. and -Mrs.

C. H. Harland returned to their, homes in Dodge City, Kansas ysFterday after spending several days here visiting. WANT STONE CURBING Paring PeMtfon Specincs Kind of Wanted. Since the late wrangle over the concrete curbing on South Walnut street, iH are siouo curbing.

Last night a ptitltlon waa presented to the council for the pav ing of South Whlnut between Vine and IrvIn street.s and the petition spc stone curbing. The South Walnut street paving is now tied up owing to a dispute city and contractor as to whether or not the concrete curbing is substantial. It is not improbable that hereafter all petitions for paving will call for curbing. The petition handed In last night was said to liave been signfd by a majority of the property owners. TO DISCL'SS FBEIOHT RATES.

Board WRl Confer With Kall- roads and Shippers. Topeka. Aug. Kansas state hoard of commissioners has rtfclded to call all of the railroads doing business in Kansas, wholesale dealers in all branches, shippers, cat- of all other shipping indus- sentatlves of all other shippin glndus- trles for a general hearing at 1'opeka concerning its readjustment or freight rates. The readjustment is being made on a basis of comparison with other, but especially neighboring states, where the conditions of trainc are much like those in For that reason the hearing of all of the different parties is going to held.

Before that time the board viil employ an expert rate clerk. once, experienced brick wheelers. Steady Work. Star Orick company. leason mii Sweep; Reducing Sale! At tremendotts reductions.

Tomorrow, first days Sale of HART, SCHAFFNER (Si, MARX and STEIN BLOCH! Finest Spring and Summer Suits formerly sold at $25, $22.50, $20, Unreserv'dly Pick Your Favorite For Mr- Choice of all Now! Blues, Blacks and Fancies 2 and 3 Piece SlyH. Regular, Stout and Slim No need to go into detail, the fact that we are the onty concern in iuia selling the famous Hart, Schaf fner Marx and Stein Bloch makes is the tocsin and wide, the fact remains undisputed that these suit.s are the BEST IN THR WORLD at their original $22.50, when we say to you your pick pi them all, mind ydu ALL, at $15.00," it's a chance of a decade and like asking you to put your hand in our money drawer and carry away in. Need we say more? You know what first selection SEE OUR DISPLAY WINDOiAZS All our grade Oxuirds, $5.00 values, $3.90 Special X'ahies i Jjfegligee collars attached, $1.50 values, 9Bo Very Low Rates for Colorado Grand Canyon- California Jutt ask for "Santa Fe Tour W. E. Afeat.

Fbone 87ri, (ola, Kana. We Have Moved HE VfvRMONT Marble and Granite Works from 411 West street to our new building at -'20 West street. Our new linilding was built especially for our busi- iness and we are better equiped than ever. btcck in Allen County for you tekft Itom. All styles, all grade's, all prices.

Satisfaction gnaranteed In every particular. Jf. C. COFFIELD Son. 220 West Street PHONE 1183 lOLA.

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