The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-01-18

C. H. DeClute went over to Fort
Scott on business Wednesday.
A.P. Harris was in Topeka the first
of the week attending the inaugural
exercises.
Mrs. S. A. Alt of Wichita, was WIS.,
iting relatives and friends III this city
this week.
Rev. McQuerry, of Colony will
preach in the Christian church sun
day morning and evening.
Miss Marga Stevenson went over to
Yates Center Wednesday to attend
the funeral of her cousin, infant
daughter of Mrs. Graham.
Robt. Hart has bought the meat
market formerly owned by G. +. Mum
ger and is now ready TO meet the
wants of all his old customers.
Kansas City Journal: Securing
the shadow ere the substance fades"
was Immortality illustrated the other
day when a photographer took flash
light group of the Pop state house Of
ficials.
There was horse race at the fair
grounds last Saturday between pony
from Chanute and PryOr's pony. Of
course Pryor's pony won. The usual
excitement and scraps accompanied
the race.
The people of Thayer are Dragging
because they had watermellons on the
market Christmas. II. Klaumann,
our rustling grocer, had fine one
ON exhibition too. You can't get
ahead of lola.
1t should be very comforting to us
TO know that while we are struggling
in old Winters icy grasp, the people
who live near the equator are now
sweating in Midsummer's heat, and
the mosquitoes are having picnic
with them.
Star: 1t is announced that Colonel
Timothy Slower, the new assistant
secretary of State, will not move hi T;
family from his natural gas heated
home in lola to Topeka where he Will
have to wrestle with capricious base
| burner all winter.
Nearly all the young people of our
city were on the ice last Saturday
evening. Skating has been better the
, past few weeks than it has been for
years, and the young people are TAX
/ ing advantage of the fine ice and arc
having big time.
Oklahoma State Capital Hon. a.
/ c. Scott will make an excellent presl-
dent pro tenn of the council, to which
position the caucus has chosen him.
He is brilliant, dignified and court
eous-having all the elements OF
successful chairman.
We will be very grateful fer reliable
information of births, marriages, or IN
fact any news that occurs in our VIC
unity. We cannot see every one, and
when an item is left out. someone Is
sure to feel sighted. Call and give
us the information or have it sent In
The Eureka Herald in making some
comments on the editor of this paper
speaks of him as "Senator-Editol
Scott of the lola Gazette" would
like to inform Bro. Harlan that oul
name is THE lola REGISTER and we
will not be called Gazette.
Mr.. l. Port put local in the REG
ISTFR two weeks ago advertising
some medicine he has for sale and nov
he informs US that he has received
letters from all over the county anC
in a number of instances outside the
county and State. And yet SOM
people say at don't pay TO advertis'
these dull times.n
Rev. J. Z. Coach, formerly assistau
secretary of the State Y NJ. {. n
! work will be present at the Presby
/ terrain church on Saturday night, ant
} will assist Mr.. Squier in the service
; next week. He will conduct child
ren's meeting Sunday afternoon a
$50 and mems meeting at $50, bot
! to be held In the Pre- byterian church