The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-06-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

flags and fireworks.
n Robert Hart has sold his meat mar
ket to VIM. Cummings. H
The best machine oils at the lowest
prices at Campbell g. Christians.
Mrs. Alt. Northrup and children
returned from their visit to relatives
in FIT. Scott yesterday.
The ball team went to Geneva yes
terday to play the return game with
the nine at that place.
]. NJ. Mason sold the Boyd farm of
10 acres, inst west of the river, to NJ.
P. Jacoby this week for s., 200.
Rev. 1. B. Pulliam, wife and son,
and H. II. Jones went up to Ottawa
yesterday to visit the Assembly.
There will be an ice cream social at
Allen Center next Monday evening,
proceeds to go toward paying for the
organ.
Miss Anna WoOdin returned from
Kansas City yesterday, where she
has been the past week visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Jane Long.
Mrs. Edna POST Wilson, who has
been visiting friends aud relatives in
this city the past two weeks, returned
to her home in CoffeyvIlle yesterday.
The editor of the REGISTER went to
Baxter Springs yesterday where he
is to deliver the Commencement ad-
dress at the Business and Normal
College.
w. l.. Bartles' small red muley cow
jumped out of the yard the other day
and cannot be found. AS she was
giving milk he will greatly appreciate
any information leading to her re-
covery.
Having sold my meat market 1
must insist upon an Immediate settle
ment of all my accounts. Those in
debted to me will confer a great favor
by calling at once and paying the
amount due. Robert Hart.
Since our last report marriage IL
censes have been granted as follows:
Archie Riggs and Martha A. Sigler;
Frank w. Dickinson and Lillian
Smith; Barney Finn and Agnes Gill
looly: Adlai Ewing and Ella Taylor.
Clearing sale of millinery at Mrs.
Turner's.
If the present hot weather continues
the Sunday evening services at the
Presbyterian church will be conduc-
ted out of doors, seats being provided
for the audience ON the sidewalk and
yard in front of the church. All are
invited.
&c. Reno attended the eel emony
of the laying of the corner stone of
the Lily U. B. church. last Saturday
and saw to it that a copy of the
REGISTER was deposited with with
rNther articles of historical interest in
Ahe stone.
Z Ira Kelley and Garfield Brown,
bus drivers for the Pennsylvania and
Leland hotels, were fined 8 dollars
and costs apiece in Justice of the
Peace Cards court yesterday MORN
ing for committing assault and bat
terry ON the person of Randolph Wash
ington. They paid their fines and
were released.
John Bacon is one of the biggest
hearted men in the World, always
ready to help where help is needed,
cheerful under the most discourage
ing conditions, industrious, hopeful
and courageous always. He is max
ing an active canvass of the county
and will doubtless rally many friends
who would rejoice to see him fill the
office he seeks.
Union: Last Sunday Mr.. Pennell,
who lives west of lola, overlook a
couple of men who had been in his
cellar and stole lot of canned fruit,
etc. One of the thieves rode a horse
and carried the goods stolen in bag.
Mr.. Pennell notified some of his neigh
bors and the party started in pursuit
of the thieves. The one on foot was
finally rounded up and captured near
John Bales farm. He was lodged in
Jail. The man on horseback made
his escape
If you want bargain go to Mrs.
Turner's
The time of the District Court has
been occupied all week with State
cases. The most important of these
were the three cases against John
Kimmel, who was charged with burn
ing the Kitsmiller barn and stealing
a horse and saddle. He was tried
first for stealing the horse and was
convicted. He then pleaded guilty to
the charges of arson and petit larceny.
In the two whiskeV cases against