The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-01-03

James Dunfee was arrested Monday
night for assault and battery and was
taken before Judge Duncan and fined
50 and costs.
Masons are at work laying the
foundation and building a cellar fol
D. c. Woods new house, east of the
school house.
Miss Mary Horney returned to At
Opa, 1. T., Wednesday after a very
pleasant visit with friends and rela-
tives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Ciarkson, of
Moran stopped here the latter part of
last week, on their way to Humboldt
to visit relatives.
Mrs. j. H. Richards and her
daughter, Miss Rena, came over from
Ft. Scott yesterday to visit few days
with lola friends.
Rev...W. L. Squier went 10 Neode-
sha Monday where he assisted in
installing pastor in the Presbyter-
ian church of that place.
Mrs. S. NJ. jennings returned from
Ottawa Tuesday, where she had been
visiting friends whom she has not
seen for thirty five years.
Leap year commenced Wednesday.
But to tell the truth about it we don't
know of any of the boys who need to
be "scared up" on that account.
Fit. Scott Monitor: Charley Scott's
Christmas number of the lola REGIS
TER is one of the best, brightest and
prettiest papers ever printed in Kan
sas.
G. w. Mcmillan wishes to give
notice that he is now ready to grind
feed of all kinds and solicits the GUS
tom of the farmers. Mill south side
of lola.
Charley Scott demands 20 know who started
the slang word shy" He says it is silly and
its use must be stopped. Mr. SCOTS old army
friend, Bob Schenck, was the author OF the
crime, as any poker player knows.-K. C.. Star
No wonder we didn't know where
it.came from.
We are asked to say that the chorus
class, which took a vacation during
the holidays, will meet at the Presby-
terrain church at the usual hour to-
morrow evening.
Three of the poker players alluded
to last week were tried Monday before
Judge Duncan and fined SO and
costs each. The fourth one of the par
ty is still hiding out.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Cook, of EN-
poria, visited Mrs. C. M. Chollette
last week. They went to Garnett
Monday where they will visit a few
days before going home.
Miss Frances Mcclure entertained
about twenty-five of the young people
at her home on Monday evening.
Those present report that the occa-
sion was very delightful one.
Mrs. Maggie Funk and son return
ed to their home in Red Rock, L. T.,
Monday after visit of a few days
with relatives in this city. Miss
Oracle Jones accompanied her.
d. D. Britton was in from Usage
Tuesday. He has sold his farm on
the Usage and will probably locate
on piece of land somewhere near
lola. Which we hope he will.
The Rev. c. Rowland Hill, Bishop
Millspaugh's Chaplain, who held GER
vice in lola recently, was on Christ
mas day appointed by the Bishop
Arch Deacon of Eastern Kansas.
Wallace Duncan is back from his
trip East. He was in Washington
awhile, and he says the rush of men
who want jobs of some kind in and
about Congress, is something awful.
J. w. Mcclure went over to Neosho
Falls last Friday. He returned Mon
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law, Mrs. IHnis, who has come here
to be treated for injuries received in a
fall recently.
Have you a good picture of every
of your family? If not can
you afford to put off getting one? The
lola Art Studio, in the Marble Block,
has all the latest methods and guar
antees satisfaction
Charley Baecht, OF Cloud county
who spent the winter with his uncle,
II. Klaumann. returned to his home
last Friday. He is very plea SAINT
young man and made many warm
friends who regret his departure.
Mr.. T. J. Rumley, an old soldier
who has been living near Garrett,
was in lola last monday with a view
to buying residence property. He is
from active business and is
attracted to lola by the cheap fuel.
Farmers who come in from the east
say the approach to the Rock creek