The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-08
AdditionaI Local.

AsON' W. II = mig was III OolOhy 0ne
first of the week.
w. s. Pryor went down to Hum
boldt Wednesday.
Rev. Squier is in Moran this week
assisting in protracted meeting.
Mrs. 7. s. Slower went up to Topeka
Wednesday to join her husband.
1--WE hear it rumored on the street
that VIM. Cunningham is candidate
for County Treasurer.
A divine from Kentucky is hold
ing a series of meetings at the Chris
tian church this week.
Horses are cheap just now sure
enough. A pretty good pony sold on
the street last Saturday for So.
LOST: Between the residence OF
Albert Ihrig and lola, black fur
muff. Return to Mrs. Turner or AL
bert Ihrig.
X Walt McNiel says it isn't so about
his going to move back to Blackwell.
He wouldn't leave lola for two or
three towns like Blackwell.
Mr.. J. NJ. Stewart is wearing a
broad smile nowadays. A nine pound
boy came to his house March LIST. and
intends to stay.
Mr.. Lewis Logan of Colorado, hav-
ing purchased the Otto Kruger farm
northeast of lola, arrived here the first
of the week and took possession.
Mrs. NJ. Grady and son, A. L. Crow
left last Tuesday morning for New
Mexico, where "Dr." goes in hopes
of regaining his health. We hope he
will.
Miss Grace Miller, once an lola girl
but now living at Kansas City, is Wis
iting Miss Clara Foust. Her many
old acquaintance are delighted to
see her.
Last Saturday was an awful nice
day and afforded the farmers a good
chance to come to town, and they did
come too. Our streets were crowded
all day.
J. s. McClain and ID. Ewart were
both greatly benefited by their
changes. Their stores are quite neat
and both Of them are getting in
quantity of new and fresh goods.
Wild ducks and geese are travel
ing north and as result our hunters
are spending considerable time on the
river, creek and ponds. Several
times we have noticed this kind of
game in our markets lately.
s. H. Patterson says he is laying"
for the fellows who go along by the
cottage at the hotel and scratch on the
building and windows and frighten
his family. Better look out boys, he
has got an awful dose fixed up for
some one.
lola is the most prosperous town in
southeastern Kansas! If yon don't
believe it come here some day and see
the business that our live merchants
a-e doing. They all believe in liber-
al advertising and as a result enjoy
big trade.
Ottawa had another big fire Sunday
night which resulted in about 10000
loss. The A auditorium theater which
SO many lola people have visited was
among the buildings consumed and
was the origination of the conflaga-
ton.
Last Sunday morning was a most
beautiful spring morning. The air
was bright and warm, and caused
some people to don the summer
clothes. But about eleven o'clock a
radical change struck us, the wind
sprung up and turned very cold, and
by night oyercoats and gloves were
very necessary.
Parents, teach your little boys to be
polite on the street; teach them to lift |
their hats to their school teachers and |
ladies of their acquaintance. Give
them the first lessons of gentlemanly |
demeanor while they are still little
boys-it is only starting them in the
right direction.
Topeka CAPITAL: Oscar Foust of
lola, Republican candidate for Judge !
of the appellate court, visited the SEN
ate yesterday. He was accompanied
by H. A. Ewing and FL. NJ. Miller OF
lola, and the party visited Governor
Morrill, under the charge of Senator
Scott.
Don't be afraid to tell the editor of
a newspaper a piece OF news if you
know any. 1t always makes him like
you that much more and then some of
these days when you 60 out of town
he will speak good word for you.
An editor generally has good word
for every one who deserves it.
Eddie Masterson who has spent the
greater part of the winter with his
uncle, A. H. Brown at the Leland no.
tel, and who has been the porter dur
ing that time, left, for Pueblo, Colo,
Monday morning. He is a paper
hanger and is going there to work at
his trade. A Mr.. Clemens accompan-
led him.
We believe in infant industries for