The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-02-08
THE lola REGISTER
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY s, 1895.
THE WEEKS NEWS.

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lola REGISTER.
A.P. Harris came up from the Ok
lahoma country sunday night.
Monday was said to have been the
coolest day we have had this winter.
Quite number of SavOnburg and
Bronson people were in town Mon
day.
John L. Sullivan has made the
startling announcement that he will
re-enter the pugilistic ring.
An Emroria young lady was "held
up the other night, and the Gazette
saws she didn't mind it a bit.
There is a girl in Eureka who bears
the name of "Sweet Marie" She
must be very popular indeed.
VIM. Swartzman of LaHarpe, was
in the city Monday and made the
REGISTER office a very pleasant call.
Ed Cummings, Of Kansas City, was
in town between trains Monday. He
has been visiting relatives in Bronson
and Carlyle.
The Kansas House of Representa-
tives contains p members who were
born i'm Ohio, Indiana comes second,
with 10. and Illinois is a close third,
having Is.
Colony Free Press: Miss Ida Nc
Hugh was i'm Colony a few minutes
between trains Monday. She was re-
turning home to lola after a visit to
A. w. HOwland's family near Geneva.
An exchange says that a little salt
sprinkled over coal will make il burn
longer and better, and Will also pre-
vent clinkers. We have both salt and
coal under Us and we can have them
by digging.
Post: \ change Of teachers for the
grammar department of the schools
of this place becoming necessary, NJ.
W. Myler. Of lola, was elected as
teacher Of this department by the
board Of education last week.
The Provident Association wish to
publicly express their thanks to the
Northrup boys for the manner in
which they contributed clothing and
other things. The Association will
have another meeting on Feb. %
Il don't believe boys whistle as
much as they used to. 90 yOu?" said a
middle aged man. 1T used to be the
csmmonest thing for boys to walk
along whistling, and now you seldom
hear them. Why? Because nearly
all of them have cigarette tucked in
their whistler
Kansas Breeze: The 'Popalist
members of the House are learning
quite rapidly. For instance, the wes-
tern Kansas member who tried to
mail letter in the fire alarm box and
called cut the fire department, will
hereafter walk to the post office with
his correspondence
The Troy Chicf says they have more
pretty girls up there than in any
other town in the state. If you want
TO see some girls. sol, that are pretty
we wish you would come to lola. We
have them here in multitudes, both
old and young, and when you once
see them you viii say so too.
A cigarette bill has been introduced
into the legislature making it unlaw-
full to offer for sale after July l cigar
cites adulterated in any manner. The
chief OF the department of chemistry
of the State University is required to
analyZe the products of the manufac-
turers Of cigarettes sold in the State.
And now it is announced that the
band boys are going to put on a play
in a week or two entitled Young
Mrs. Winthrop" We predict success:
for the young men and they deserve
the patronage of every citizen of lola
Turn out everybody and give the boy;
a full house and you will be sure tC
get the worth of your money.
When one goes TO church and hear:
a most affecting and earnest appea
for money to spread the gospel through
the world. and then looking around
sees enough waste material in the
ladies' sleeves in one church to keeI
a missionary in the field, he is apt II
think of Hezekiah xiii, Is: "Woe I,
the women that sew pillows to thei
arm hOles.D