The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 3

WitiOaw Display All $2.50 Shirts at $1.90 All $2.00 Shirts at All $1.50 Shirts It needless to into detail in regard to Manhattan Shirts. They are acknowleiged the country over to be the best shirt made. You Wm fina iho meni more eompteto Mm, PItimburg, WmlrOliy, ana Wlohtta, Kanm- NEWS FROM LAHARPE MRS. LAURA J. ADAMS DEAD THURSDAY NIGHT.

Woten to Personals. Berl Woten has decided to move to Hot Springs, Arkansas, and will engage in the barber business al that place. He has sold all of his house- Qold goods to J. T. Riggs and expects to have every thing in readiness to leave for his new home on next Wednesday.

Bert has a host of friends in La Harpe who dislike to sec him go down into the wilds of where they eat com bread and pancakes, but wish him much success. Massey. Mr. J. T.

Riggs, one of La Harpe's popular young and Miss Pearl Massey, the charming daughter of Will Maspey were married night before last at the home of A. B. Woten in the northeast part of town. The ceremony was performed at eight o'clock in the evening by Rev. S.

A. Johnson, former pastor of the Friends church, only intimate friends and relatives of the contracting parties being Mr. Riggs is at present employed as charger on the number thfee works of the Lanynn Zinc company. Mr. and Mrs.

Riggs have already gone to housekeeping in the A. B. Woten home. Dropped Dead Thursday Night. was brought before judge Moore and gave bond for her appearance this afternoon at tw -o thirty.

Damaged the Building Over $60. The rain yesterday and Thursday night may have been means of helping some of the farmers but Ed Wert will suffer a loss or $50 or more by the rain. Thursday he. t6ok the roof off his building now occupied by pool hall for the purpose of putting in the joist for a second story. The carpenters had not finished the work by night and the rain Thursday night poured in on the plastering, ruining it.

It will be necessary to replaster the whole front of the building and some painting will have to be done as a result of the damage done by the rain. News Notes. Harry Stansburg came up yesterday from Allwee. Indian Territory and will visit over Sunday with his par- and friends. J.

N. Clark is in the Diamond neighborhood this, week visiting his father. He will leave Monday for his new home in W. L. Bishop has a' brother here from Springfield, Missouri, visiting him.

He will leave in a few days for Washington. F. Carpenter, of Butler, Missouri, was in town yesterday purchasing butter and eggs and other produce. Don Epperson Is going to move into the house just vacated by Guy Vandergrift. Edward of La Harpe.

rural route number twoo, is moving his household goods to Granada. Missouri, and will make that his home. John Wasson and Dan Hichcllffe A Good Start with the iola Book ington. oGodland, Stafford, Clyde, Min-'ness would have come up at the last eral, Howard, Hanover, Scranton and Nickerson. Presbyterian.

The regular services will be held next Sabbath service at night will be the beginning of an evangelistic series of meetings to continue every night until otherwise announced. All are cordially Invjted to attend these meetings. John H. Bright, Pastor. Methodist Episcopal Church.

Preaching Sunday morning and evening by the pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. League at 6:30 p. m.

You are invited to all these services. W. L. French, Pastor. Best home made pies, all kinds of sandwiches and best chill at Robert Brothers, opposite First National Bank.

EVERYTHIHQ Mt TttE OROGERY UNE O'CONNOR'S NEWS CITY ROOM RENTED FOa THE LIBRARY OVER P. H. O'CONNOR'S STORE. meeting had it not been postponed on account ow pay day. The business was such that it can easily wait until the next regular session, hence no special session.

The public is cordially invited to attend the services at the M. E. church tomorrow. Sunday school at ten a. preaching'at eleven.

Junior League at three p. Spworth league at seven thirty, and preaching at eight m. The male quartette will sing at the evening services. There Is no doubt now but that Gas City is to' have a library or rather a reading The Ladies Progressive club nas taken the matter in charge and have already secured rooms over P. H.

O'Conner's store and will have the library fixed up In a short time. The Iola library has already donated 150 books and It Is expected that people in Gas City will donate many more books to the new library. Arrangements will be made with the Topeka traveling library for books and In this way the people in Gas City will have the privilege or reading all of the latest books. The library when first started was be- on amuch smaller scale than the Cas City library will be started on. and the fact that Gas City is a hustling town means that in a very short time she will have a good library.

Mrs. Laura J. mother of must have had a very nice time yes- Henrj' and Clay Adams, the mill man ufacturer, dropped dead suddenly Thursday night while walking acro.ss the room. Mrs. Adams Is years old and has been sick for some time and for a time was not expected to live but has gptting better and hopes of recovery were entertained.

Thursday niijht she wa.s gathered the family at the home and had talked with them a great deal, the rest of the family were trying to recall some song they had heard. They were unable to remember some of the lines when Grandma spoke up and recited the lines. She started to walk to her; bed and suddenly keeled over and was caught by otie of the family struck the floor. She'died In a veiry short time. Grandma Adams has lived in IJSL Harpe a long time and was well known here.

The funeral service were held this morning at ten o'clock from the residence. Rev. Brooks, pastor of the M. P. church, officiating and the remains buried In the La Harpe cemetery.

The Show Is Good. Next Number of Lecture Course News-Notes. terday on their hunting trip. Fred Englehardt. of Kansas City was here yesterday visiting friends.

Mrs. Bessie Carpenter and Mr. J. Mrs. Graham is in Nevada this week W.

Banker were married yesterday visiting friends. afternoon by Rev. O. L. Sample at the XL W.

Penland Is moving his house- residence of Harry Miller on south hold goods on to the Jackson place McRea street. Both are well known north of town and will farm that place, people of Gas and have many friends Councilman Burtch Is still on the who extend congratulations, sick and confined to his bed a part The next number of the Gas City of the time. D. Phillipii made a short Yates Center yesterday on business The evangelists, the Frames, will lecture course will be an elocutionary trip to recital by Miss Helen Hobbs, head of the department of elocution and oratory at Llndsborg college. Miss Hobbs have charge of the services at appeared before a Gas City au- Fric-nds church both morning and evening next Sunday.

Rev. Samuel Johnson and wife. Rev. John Laugfalin and wife and Nathaniel Frame wife spent Thursday dinner with Jacob Wlll'ams in the northwest part of towh. Penina Wilson, of Geneva, principal of the Geneva schools passed through yesterday on her way to the Quaker conference at Stark, Kansas.

Jake Ensminger. of Moran, has juslithe association at the beginning of returned from a trip into Texas. He The people who were at Peefs was in La Harpe yestsrday vteitlng opera house Thursday night to see, relatives. the opening engagement of the Copeland Brothers Stock company, saw one of the best shows that has ever come to La Harpe. The people say that the show Is a great deal better than the ordinary run of shows at the Grand in Iola.

The Copeland troupe have just finished filling a date at Fort Soott the papers there give them very favorable mention. The troupe will show again tonight at the opera house and will be in Iola next week. Thsy Cleared $14. Although an admission of only ten cents was charged by the Toadies' Alii society of the Christian church at their patriotic social given last Thurs day afternoon at the home of Otto Ohifest. the ladles succeeded in clearing something like on the entertainment.

Abused Neighbor Child. Mrs. Fells Morook wafi arrested yesterday morning by Marshal Engle on the charge of disturbing the peace. The warrant was Issued on complaint Mrs. C.

H. Hackney and nephew. Chas. Russell, spent the evening yesterday with M. F.

Sickly In Iola. E. C. Gates is moving back into his property in the north part of town. additional room is being built onto the Fred Daniels, rural carrier number 2, says the roads this week are the worst they have this winter and that it is, almost Impossible to get through them.

Tom Jackson has moved to Iola to live. W. H. Rirketts, the shoe man. is limping around town today the result of a sprained ankle, which he sprained yesterday by turning his ankle as he stepped off the sidewalk.

The Pittsburg Headlight prints a list of the towns of over 1000 population, which do not have any colored people. Harpe and Gas City are Included In the list. There are seventeen towns In Kansas of th's sort They are: La Harpe. Ca- of one of the neighbors who accuses Scammon, Belolt. Yates Center, her of abusing her child.

Mrfe. Morock 'aGs City. Llndsborg, Hays City. Wash BREAST And many other painful and serious ailpients from which most mothers I suffer, can be avoided by the use of "Mollif Frtai- This great remedy I is a God-send to women, carrying I them through their most critical ordeal with safety and no pain. No womai who uses 's Friend" need fear the and danger incident to birth; for it robs the ordeal of its horror and insures safety to life of mother and diild, and leaves her in ft condition more favorable to speedy irecovery.

ibt child is also healthy, strong and roodnatured. Our book 'MothteihMf" is worth dlence on previous occasions, and has already made a reputation as a reader in this community. Miss Hobbs will read selections from "Singular Life" by Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. The date of her appearance is March 26.

The lecture association is very well pleased with the season so far, both as to the character of the entertainments and also the patronage from the people. It was not tlie thought of the season to make any money this year, "hot rather purposed to give the people of Gas a series of high class entertainments even if the amount cleared from the course last season would have to bfe expended to that end. The is that they will come oat evea without using the last year's balance of WO. C. W.

Hampton was in Iola yesterday looking some one to help him in the barber shop. Bamhill received a letter from his son, Gilbert, who is attending Campbell college at Hoiton, stating that he was in much better health and would be able to complete the terms work. Mr. Bamhill has, therefore, postponed their trip to California until the close of the winter's term at Campbell. Judge Frevert was in Iola on legal business yesttrdav.

Gas City W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.

Price. 607 north Daly street, next Monday evening at seven thirty o'clock. Otis Snyder of south Gas, is ill this week. John Murphy visited friends In Hum boldt tbls week. Perry returns this, evening from Ottawa where he has been spend Ing tne weiek with friends.

Mrs. J. L. Galley, has returned from a visit at Pittsburg. The ladfes-of the Christian church promise a good entertamment on St.

Patrick's day. H. Carter is visiting friends in Hera's Just the Right Bowel Laxative Gentle, to A Tried and Tree, Genolneb Natore's Remedy. ytra do Dot have essy ud lectdav BOTemenu of tbis boweU roa tKe prime UM first essential of Kood bMltb. more harm done than mere imeomlortablenesa.

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A. BOWLUS, President ALLEN GOUNTY STATE Capital $30,000.00 DIRECTORS A. W. Beck, L. C.

Beatty, A. J. Fulton, W. J. Evens, J.

Q. deo. A. Bowliis, Thos. H.

Bowlus i. WE ISSUE OUR OWN DRAFTS ON ALL EUROPEAN POINTi; Boxes for Rent from $2 to $5 per THINKS IT OF ILL Chris Ritter Tells How His Party Got Ahead of Other Candidates. Chris Ritter Says: "Evidently the Register man got his Information about our break' down from the other fellow. The other bunch of candidates were then about a hundred j-ards ahead of us. They stopped and gave us the benefit of their con8olatlon and drove on.

Frank Robinson and John Edwards were with Mr. Remsberg and rayseif. Frank and I went down the road to popullst friend of mine, and borrowed a spring wagon. We knew the road and reached the sale In good time. The other bunch got lost and came dragging wearily Into the crowd long after we were there.

This Incident Is clearly an omen of the last ballots of the convention." SHE DIED DAY AFTER Mrs. Grace Moss Died Day After She i Was Divorced From William Moss. IS NOT THE CITY'S BUSINESS This is the Opinion of the City Council Concerning Electric Wiring. Nothing wa.s done at the meeting of the city council last night toward having a more careful inspection ofV the electric wiring of the city. matter was discussed but no action was taken.

Superintendent of Water Works Howard was present and told the members of the council that the wiring of different buildings in the city complied with the requirements of the Insurance companies, at the the wiring was nut In and that if the companies changed their requirements that it was no business of the to see that the requirements were by the owners of Air. Howard said that he had carefully Inspected the Pani- say store after the fire and that he had foimd all of the wiring to in perfect order. He expressed the oo- inion that possibly wires that had been stretched across the room hang things on might have 'iM'n onto the electric wires and ths fire started In that way. THE LOCAL; order of the A. H.

T. Itobna. I A. will meet tonight In the Mrs. J.

H. Cowdl, of Bollver. Mis- obligate a i Altoona. Mrs. J.

H. Cowdi, of Bollver, souri, is in the city visiting friends. and obligate a number of Hal Johnson, of Dallas. Texas, Is In' the city on business. A.

L. Morris of Moran, was In the city A number of Gas City people went oyer to Iola yestm-day to see the rains of the Ramsay flre. Sf is8 Lola (Carte- and Miss Ramsa Machinists. Firem to will spend Sunday with friends in Red (know weliaTe WANTED2 BHmsrai; was: tat resterasy'on Goniairtp new William Moss, whose wife. Grace Moss, died recently in Stafford.

has returned from there, where he at- i tended her funeral. He brought with him his two little children, a three- year-old boy and a six-year-old girl. He says Mrs. Moss did not die the same day the divorce was.granted to him here by Judge Foust, in the district court, but the day after. The divorce granted on Wednesday afternoon and Mrs.

Moss died Thursday night at 11:55 o'clock. The cause of her death was hemorrhage of the inngs. Mr. Moss did not know that was even sick until he was notified that she was dead. Preparing MeJiciftg From PRESCRIPTiOWS, IS not only oar most portant doty but it la the work we most like to twprk in the excellence ot iwhich we take profenloiwl iprlde, work to whldi' give unstinted endeardir.

4 mother Is more ful of her first-born than are that each prescription prepared shall be absolately oorreeti In every partlcalar. Will you entrust yonr scrlptlons to our care? 'is W. L. CRAM PrescripUonl Draggtat. West SIdei Open.

All Day THE FUNERAL, of Madallne Mlld- ded Decker, the eighteen months old child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Decker, of 215 South' Sycamore, who diedi Friday morning of brain fever will occur tomorrow from the home at 2:30. with Rev. Henry Coe Culbertson officiating.

Interment in the Iola cemetery. Your bread will be nutri- cious, delicious if you use Bakers The bei'i HowMnch: For a PiaiiO? Just as much the best materials and thorough, artistic wc ship; certainly phatically no les8.r^The. item of cost in; a piuo. watch, is in its wrarkOD Every dollar cut fixun price comes straight is, out of the tone and darah'i Starr Pisiliil aire not low priced, they, the' highest. Bat just as good as money To pay less is to get pay more is to gain j.

The Abamotliy Ulili of purchase is an easy wajf-toi get the best piano built ibaniathr EsUb. W. BwUte EatiSMa GO TO 1 FORYOOIL Fiirflitiire,.