The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-07-22

WHibdker oHerlng as security therefor
a team of mules and some cattle. He
disappeared one day and it was dis
covered that he never owned the stock
he had mOrtgaged. 1t was also dis
covered that he owed Anderson &
DeClute for suit of clothes and J. +.
Campbell for set of harness, and
that he was in debt in various sums
to numerous other persons. Waters
4 Whitaker have been looking for
him in quiet way ever since he dis
appeared, and their "patient search
and vigil long" was rewarded on
Wednesday by telegram from Che
halls, Washington, announcing that
he had been arrested by the authOri-
ties of that place and would be held if
wanted. "He is wanted de-
cidedly and Sheriff Hobart started
after him at noon Wednesday. 1t
looks now as if Mr. Wilson will have
chance to learn trade at the States
expense.
Editor j. b. Kessler, of the Ottawa
Herald, who was delegate to the
State Democratic convention, went
home and wrote the following:
ave have probably the largest and
finest picture of Grover Cleveland in
the State of Kansas, which We pro-
cured In Chicago. Itadorns the walls
OF our sanctum sanctOrum. His face
/ looks down upon our editorial desk
and his spirit guides our pen. The
greatest statesman in America and
the grandest Democrat on earth; who
if he loves anything on earth loves
honesty of purpose. But-but oh
Lord we've been DISTINGUISHED from
voting for him."
Having dissolved partnership | will
now make loans at seven and fraction
per cent; no commission; giving OPP
ton to pay. Also trade farms, city
property, merchandise and live stock,
write Insurance, deeds, mortgages,
etc. ID. B. ID. Shelter, Notary. Office
over Evans drug store.
The attention of all my patrons, and
of the public generally is called to the
fact that am now located first door
west of the Post-Of1ce. My stock of
watches, clocks and iewelry Is COM
plete, and my facilities for doing all
sorts of cleaning and repairing first
class. @. Golf.
Died, at the residence of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. NOrthrup, in lola,
Kansas, July 10, 1892, at G;45 q. m.,
OrlOnzO p. NOrthrup, in the 35th year
of his age, The funeral services will
he held this afternoon at o'clock at
the residence, Rev. J. MeGaughey, Of
floating.
Mr.. Samuel Wade and Miss Susie
Forest, prominent cOlOred people of
lola, were married Wednesday eve
ming at the residence of Mr.. More,
step father of the bride, A large num-
Der of guests were present to witness
the ceremony.
Mr.. DeClute is having the old Opera
House stairway, which was closed
when the REGISTER took possession
of its present quarters, taken out and
will enlarge his store-roOm by the
addition of the space that has been
thus occupied.
Sherman Perry is visiting old lola
friends this week. lola always was
proud of "Sherm's" ball-playing and is
prOuder than ever of him since he has
played second base for the Topeka
league team the last season and made
a fine record.
The ladies of the Methodist church
held a lawn social Tuesday night at
Mr.. COutant's residence. The Oppres-
sive heat made ice cream very desira-
BILE, and the affair was a great success
in point of numbers and sOciability.
Bert w. Jones, of Guthrie, stopped
Off between trains Wednesday on his
way to Omaha where he goes to secure
excursion rates over the Union Pacific
road for the Oklahoma Editorial AS
sOciatiOn of which he is Secretary.
Sanford Ramey, who has been Wis
iting with his grandson for some
weeks, died on Tuesday morning.
The remains were enbalmed and sent
on Wednesday morning to the late
home of the deceased in Ohio.
/ Miss Daisy Scott, who has spent the
past year here attending school, re-
turned Wednesday to her home in
Oklahoma. She will be much missed
in the home of her grandparents and
among her school associates.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath at II a. m. and
Sp. m. Free pews and all welcome.
Evening subject, christian Endeav-
or" Song in the evening by the
young peoples quartette.
Star: 4 farmer in COffey county
has a Jersy COW that has produced
five times her own weight in milk in
100 days. a lock of the cows tale ac-
companied this statement as an evil
dence of good faith.
News items from Liberty do not ap-
pear for the reason that they are ac-
companied by no name. The REGIS
TER is glad to have correspondent in
every neighborhoOd, but it must know
who he or she is.