The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-06-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

DR.. Morgan has had barn built on
his residence lots.
Miss Evans spent Sunday with her
parents at Moran.
Attend the German Volunteer to-
night and tomorrow night.
Mrs. John Depuy and baby spent
Sunday in lola with her husband.
r. A. Edgar and children returned
Monday from their visit to relatives
in Lawrence.
Miss Minnie Neff, Of Humboldt,
spent Sunday in lola with the family
of Jas. Wakefield.
Mrs. Murdoch returned to her home
in Garnett last Saturday after having
spent two or three days here.
The first carload of lola brick to be
shipped away from town was con-
signed this week to EdgertOn.
Miss Lulu Beymer came up from
Chanute last Saturday to visit her
aunt, Mrs. J. E. Jones, in lola.
81. c. Sticher, of the NeoUS, and s.
NJ. Watts, were over from Yates Cen
ter to attend the WattersOn lecture.
Frank Rosenberger and VIM Fugate
went to Geneseo Tuesday, where they
expect to get work in the harvest
fields.
See Col. Saphar's German Nolun-
teer to night and tomorrow night at
the Opera House and have a good
laugh.
We noticed ex-senator Woodward
and daughter, and Hon. Warren Fin
ney and wife, of NeoshO Falls, at the
Watterson lecture.
Willis Henderson came down from
K. U. last Saturday morning and ex-
poets to spend a greater part of the
summer vacation here.
E. s. Clarke, of Ottawa, Deputy
Grand Commander of the Select
knights was in town this week trying
to stir up the boys here.
The vault at the court house is the
first Job to be done in lola with lola
brick. And the wOrkmen say they
never used better material.
MIR. John Laid came in from Sheri-
dan. WyO., last Thursday, on account
of the illness of his sister. All his
friends are glad to see him.
Frank Kelso returned to Kansas
City last Saturday where he is help
ing to get out a city directory He is
a fine young man and we wish him
well.
Miss Maude Esse left Monday for
Kansas City. She is to have the hon.
or of being bridesmaid at the Wood
Middleton wedding. She will be
gone about two weeks.
Miss Georgia English, Mrs. H. H.
Jones and little daughter. 1. B. Pull
lam and family went to Ottawa Mon
day to attend the Chautauqua Assem-
bly,. Mrs. Sofgee went up last Sat-
urdsy.
Mr.. J. j. Wolf came over from
Usage Monday bringing his wife and
daughter this far on their way TO the
Ottawa Assembly Mr.. Wolf Is one
OF the old settlers and we are always
glad to see him.
Mrs. n. h. Jones is one of the in
structors in the w. G. 7. U. work
which is being conducted at the OF
tawa Assembly this week The AS
sembly Herald speaks of her as fol
lows:
Mrs. Sophia Jones received the prize from
the National W. c. T. Z. last year for the
best work in Mercy Department We are
glad 70 introduce her to the Assembly that
she NAV explain her department and meth
DDS. We hope that her enthusiasm will be
seonts gious.
Those who attended the Musical
Jubilee at Ottawa last Friday and
Saturday, so far as we could learn
were: Walt, Bert and Jennie Nc.
Mel, Schuyler Brewster. Louis COT
field, Clinton Taylor. Ord Christian
Bert Harris, A lido Funston, Maude
Esse, MAYNARD Bush, Susie Golf,
Blanche Richards. Margaret Tenn
pin, of Yates Center, and FlOy Nc
Glashen. OF Moran. They all agree
thar it was the graHdest musical treat
they ever had. ~
One of the best bridges in AlleI
y county has just recently been com
pleted on the road running west Il
river. Township Trustee Wright il
very proud of it, and justly so He
came around with his buggy las
Saturday and took US out to see it
The bridge is of stone with twenty
four foot roadway, supported by tive
arches 7X5 feet built of heavy stone
The foundations are sunk four fee
into the ground and long stone wings
extend on either side. 1t is sub
stantially built, and barring any IN
usual eruptions of the earth. will b'
a good bridge q hundred years from