The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15
Rey. M. F. King went up to Garnett

Tuesday.
Miss May Ewart returned Wednes-
day from her trip to Sc. Louis and
Sedalia. Mo.
Miss Minrow has returned from
her summer outing and IL ready for
her school work.
The REGISTER appreciates the hand
some complement paid it by last
weeks Colony Free Press.
Rev. E. l.. Combs, Of Waverly,
Kans., was visitor at the Presbyter-
ian parsonage on Tuesday.
Miss Matte Thayer who has been
down at Medicine Lodge for some
time, returned home Monday after
noon.
Mr.. ]. w. Coutant and his daugh-
ter, Miss Kate, started Wednesday to
Chicago to see the sights at the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. E. M. Taylor, who has been
visiting her son, A. L. Taylor, for
some time, returned to her home i'm
Ottawa Monday.
Wednesday was the hottest, dryest,
most disagreeable day Of the summer.
The thermometer stood 40 and 112
degrees above zero.
Mrs. Welch, of CoshoctOn, Ohio, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. p. H.
Moore. Mrs. WEIGH will make lola
her home this winter.
Joseph Dickerson, one of the stall
warts of East Cottage Grove, was in
lola last Friday and made the REGIS
TER . pleasant visit.
Judge Stillwell came up from Erie
last Friday and held q short term of
court. Quite q number of important
cases were disposed of.
Floyd Clark, who has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. G. G. Clark, and his
sister Mable. started last Monday
night for Denver, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Horville, returned
Monday night from Chicago where
they spent a week taking i'm the
sights of the White city.
Miss Gertie Weckerly, of Yates
Center, was visiting her cousin, Miss
Emma Pence, and other friends in
this city the first of the week.
Dean and Donald Benton of Fl.
Scott are visiting with their grand
father, DIR. We ID. Scott, while the rest
of the family are at the Fair.
The Leroy Reporter copied i'm full
the address to patrons and teachers,
written by Supt. Jones and published
I'm the REGISTER two weeks ago.
Misses Lou and Eva Ireland, Allie
and Lettie Briggs, and Myrtle Myers
of Bronson and vicinity, were visiting
friends here q couple of days last
week.
w. s. Canatsey, who has been liv-
ing at Hutchinson for q number of
years, has moved his family to lola,
where they will reside during the
winter.
The Provident Society will give q
Lantern Social in the Park Friday
evening Sept. Is. Everybody is in
vited to come and bring his girl and
his lantern.
There will be y meeting of the Re-
publican Executive committee on
Wednesday Sept. 20 at l p. IN. All
members and candidates are request
ed to attend.
Services at the Christian church
next Lords day at IL, a M, and at
p. m. Subject for evening. "The
man enroute for JericO held up by
the Dalton gang"
A. w. Beck, H. Klaumann, Aliens
Racket, H. NJ. Miller, r. b. Stevenson
and ID. Ewart have new ads In
this issue. 1t will be to your interest
to read all of them.
Rev. Mark b. Taylor, of Canton
Mass, q brother of A. l.. Taylor, viii
be i'm our city over Sunday and will
probably preach In the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening.
At the lola Art Studio in the Marbl,
Block, you can have your photograph
taken or your portrait made In crayor
or oil. Call and examine our lates
work. Reimert Il McNiel.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave q social i'm the park Wednesday
evening. Excellent ice cream anC
cake was served and very COED tim
was enjoyed by all present.
Cash rent will be paid for q goot
mich cow giving q reasonable guam
tity of milk. Must be an easy mixer
gentle and healthy. She will be wei
cared for. Address Box "a, lola.
Mr.. Harmon Hobart has been quit,
sick for the past two weeks with ty
phOid fever. He IL receiving the bes
of care and his many friends are yer.
hopeful that nothing serious will re
suit.
We saw q lady in lola Monday VIII,
came all the way from Yates Cente
to buy shoes. She could not fine
anything to suit her In her own tow
but got exactly what she wanted II
7 lola.
i The Young Peoples Union meetin,
will be held at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday evening Sept. II
Subject: 1.-The Study of Joshua" Ir
Patterson, leader. All are cordial.
invited.
Mrs. John Lawrey, of ChaDute, cam
up last Sunday to spend q couple G
days with the family Of H. Rel
inert. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Reimer
also came up from Chanute and vii
be at home for q few days.
After six months of professions
work i'm Chicago, Miss Lola Smeltze
returned home on Monday last. He
numerous friends are delighted
have her among them again. Mis-
Nellie accompanied her.
John Stewart, who has been lOcat
ed in Chicago for the past year or SC
} has been visiting friends and relative
in lola and vicinity this week. II
will remain here about two week
A. 10,
The school board has had sewers
long ladders made to be used at tn
! school house in case of fire. They al
arranged in q manner that with rope
and pulleys one man can easily rails