The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-06-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


the II. r. Photo Car.
J. III. Campbell was in Kansas City
the first of the week.
Court convened Monday. There
are Ga cases on the docket.
Miss Alice Myler went to Chanute
Tuesday to visit her sister.
Mrs. J. H. Sofge is in Ottawa this
week attending the Assembly.
Hon. G. E. Benton, of FIT. Scott, was
i'm lola between trains Monday.
Go to Klaumann's for your bananas,
oranges and lemons for the Alta OF
July.
Cloudy or stormy weather equally
as good as sunshine for sittiDgs, at
the II. r. Photo Car.
A couple of negroes with banjOs
and husky voices gathered up few
stray nickels on the street last Friday.
A communication from II. G.. Win
chester, of Carlyle, on the Silver
question is unavOidably crowded out
this week.
Mrs. DIR. Chastian and daughter
Miss Fannie, went to Wellington
Tuesday to spend a few weeks visit
ing friends.
Rev. King and family went to Otta-
wa Monday to visit few weeks with
friends and incidentally to take in
the Assembly.
Among those who went from here
to the Ottawa Assembly Tuesday
were Misses Taylor. McNiel, Monroe
and May Ewart.
H. +. CONTAINS, the jolly editor from
Bronson, was in lola Tuesday attend
ing court. He paid this Office his us
ual pleasant call.
The other fellows do the blowing ;
but sell the harness. Come and see
why. Williamson.
Barney Sheridan celebrated the
twenty-fourth anniversary of the
Paola Spirit last week with hand
somely illustrated edition.
John Kelley has had his bus up
holstered and repainted and it now
looks like new one. He will run for
the Pennsylvania House hereafter.
John McQueery, son of Rev. Me-
Query of Colony, was in lola Mon
day and made this office call. John
is a "type-sticker" so his call could
not have been otherwise than pleas
ant one.
S. A. Gard has returned from the
Cherokee Nation where he has been
the past week attending to some legal
business. He says that is fine cOun-
try, crops look fine and that peaches
are ripe.
Ben Summit, of Wichita. has been
arrested and sentenced to seventeen
years in the penitentiary for fraudu-
lently obtaining a pension. Summit
was a resident of lola about nine
years ago.
To those who have failed to get sat-
isfaetiOn in pictures, call at the r. r.
Photo Gar. Our retouchers are mas
tiers of the art and can please you with
out doubt.
We are up to date Photographers,
and have the latest apparatus and are
as finely equipped for making pictures
as any gallery in the state. Remem-
U6T Will 10 III 1Old Uub eHOIb IlL1t.
r. r. Photo Co.
The Thermometer registered 90 in
the shade Monday. Comparing this
with our weather reports of 1894, we
find that this is % degrees warmer
than at any time during the cores
ponding month Of last year.
A business man came up into the
REGISTER Office the other day and
actually thanked the editor for some
pleasant words which the REGISTER
had printed about his firm. We
don't remember when such a thing
has happened before.
Last Friday was the one hundred
and nineteenth anniversary of our
National flag. The following resolu-
ton was passed by the Continental
congress ON June 18th, 1777:
Resolved, That the flag of the United States
be thirteen stripes. alternate red and white,
that the Union be thirteen stars. white in blue
field, representing new constellation.
Our first nine scored their first vic
tory of the season in the return game
played at Humboldt last Thursday.
The game was very interesting one
and at the close the score stood 10 to
10 in favor of lola. The batteries
were Cruise and Christian for lola,
Miller and Brown for Humboldt. On
the evening after the next game here
with Humboldt the club will give a
social in the park for the pGrpOse of
raising money to buy suits. Further
next week.
Lyndon Journal: The opera house
was seated to the doors and every
seat was occupied, besides a large
overflow that crOwed around the
windows to hear the exercises. Mr..
A. Z. Scott delivered one of the finest,
if not the finest, Grafton ever deliver
ed in our city. 1t was not only far
beyond the average in thought, but
also in diction aud delivery. No
notes were used and the frequent out
bursts of applause fro the audience
and the occasional "thank GOdn from
the clergy showed how closely the
speaker was holding the attention,
and how happily he was picturing
the lesson of patriotism that called
seven hundred people to honor the
occasion.
Union: Under Sheriff, Harmon
Hobart, was in town early Monday
ON the look for some horse
traders who passed through here
morning. The parties had
left jack, old and crippled, on the
public highway south of lola. The
act was an unlawful one. Harmon
found the men near Humboldt and on
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