The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-01-18
1t is Governor Morrill, now.


VIM Cunningham went down to
Humboldt Monday on business.
The county officers that were elected
last November were sworn in last
Monday.
w. p. Mackey was in from Bayard
attending to some business and made
this office pleasant visit the first of
the week.
w. H. Mcclure is going about on
crutches just at present the result OF
having slipped and fell and sprained
his ankle.
The Library ladies wish TO an
nounce that they will give an enter
tainment on st. Valentines evening,
Feb. IA. Futher notice will be given
in due time.
H.B. Kelley has started running
his bus again. Ralph Gotten is driv-
ing for him. With two buses and a
hack and half a dozen porters times
are mighty lively at the depots when
a--train comes in.
It is amusing to see some of our
young people walk along the streets
Just now. There is a stiffness about
the ankles that tell very plainly they
have INDUCED little too much in
that great sport of skating
Miss Maggie Bedell came over from
Eldorado last Friday evening and
will spend a week or two in this city
the guest of her cousin. Miss Susie
Golf. Miss Maggie is a former lola
girl and her many friends will be glad
70 ra,,ar1- la1. aaOrIoinfannQ
Union: a young man brought the
hide of a wild cat to town last
Saturday, which he had killed that
morning near Humboldt. He said
the cat whipped two dogs before he
had a chance to shoot it. The hide
showed it to be quite a large animal
An Anarchist in Kansas City broke
the large plate glass out of the front
of one of the banks in order that he
might be pat in Jail for the winter,
but he got a job for 365 days and
scanty food instead, and when the
Judge passed his sentence upon him
he tainted.
NJ. NJ. Hart and r. c. Mckinney
will have a public sale next Tuesday.
The sale will begin at 8 o'clock at the
Post place one and one-half miles
porth of lola, and continue at Mr.
Harris. two miles north of lola, and
will be, with few exceptions. time
sale. For further particulars see
bills from this Office.
TroU Times: How we should like
| to be able to impress upon the minds
of the boys who spend their evenings
loafing, after the manner of young
men who are only following the ex-
| amples set by their fathers, that the
best part of their lives for the study
of books is slipping away. The young
man who has not accustomed himsel
to study while boy finds it hard t.
| do so.
The knights and Ladies of Security
had an installation of officers in thell
lodge room last Thursday evening
and installed the following officers
Pres, l.. w. Duncan; LIST V. P, Mrs
Sadie Ausherman; End V. P, Mrs
Phila A. Stevenson; P, Mrs. William
son: Cor. Sec, r. H. Bennett; +. Sec.
R. B. Stevenson; Treas, G. Golf; Con
c. c. Ausherman; /, g., 1. S. Welct
%. g., DR.. Chast ain.
The entertainment at the NJ. T
church last Thursday night was tn
best of the kind that has been givel
in lola for a long time. Little AID
Hest was the entertainer, and as a
elocutionist and impersonator she ha
but few equals, while she is yet bu
twelve years of age. The audienC
that greeted her was very small, bu
J those who attended speak verT higf
" of the program, and should st
ever again visit lola we feel assure
that a crowded house would gre
: her.