The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-06-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

tenac Wednesday.
J.P. Duncan went to Lawrence on
business Tuesday.
Editor Matthews was over from
Moran last Saturday.
c. NJ. Richards went to Chanute
and Girard on business Tuesday
Mr.. L. Hobart drove to Moran on
business Monday returning in the
evening.
Rob Roll was down from Colony
Monday and Tuesday visiting Ross
Claiborne.
]. D. Arnett returned Wednesday
afternoon from a business trip to
Vinetta, L. Il.
Mr.. Dol. GIasscoe spent Sunday
last with relatives and friends in
Greenfield, Mo.
If you need wide shades for your
new house remember CulbertsOn d
Son keeps them.
Night agent Turner is sick this week
and a relief man by the name of
Bagnall is filling his place.
Don't think of building a bath room
with out seeing those folding bath
tubs at CulbertsOn d sons.
Another one of the New York boys,
Harry Madison, took his departure
for Kansas City Wednesday night.
Miss Matte Thayer left Wednesday
afternoon for her home in Lincoln,
Neb., where she expects to spend the
summer.
Frank Minor came in from Denver,
Col, Monday night and will remain
here with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. P. Minor.
You people that are building new
houses and want them furnished on
easy terms call on Culbertson d Son,
the furniture Kings.
Miss Alice Myler left Monday even
ing for Effingham, Ill, where she ex-
poets to spend part of the summer
visiting her brother.
Mr.. Fred Horton tells US they have
abandoned the Farr we'll near Moran,
having struck nothing of any impOr-
lance at the depth of 1850 feet.
Joe Canatsey left Wednesday after
noon for Marion county where he is
going to help an uncle through
harvest. Joe is good boy and we
wish him well.
The editor of the REGISTER and
Mrs. Scott attended Commencement
at the State University this week.
They were the guests of Chancellor
and Mrs. Snow.
Mr.. Jas. Mann returned from
Cherryvale Wednesday. He says he
has purchased q nice cab and that he
expects to run the cab to all trains.
lola is getting proud.
L. H. Wishard's household goods
arrived Wednesday and he will now
become a citizen of lola. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wishard are very welcome &C.
QUESTIONS to our city.
Mrs. Jennie Richards and hel
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Parkinson, who
have been in lola the past week visit
ing relatives and friends, returned tC
their home ia TT. Scott Tuesday
evening.
The Horticultural Society has &C.
cepted the invitation of DR.. Wakefield
and will meet at his home in one o.
their popular picnic meetings to- day
All members are urged to attend with
well filled baskets.
The lola friends of Rolla GroesbecE
will be interested in learning that hC
graduates this year, with honorable
mention, from Acadia College, Crow
lev. La. The REGISTER acknOwl
edges receipt of an invitation to thu
Commencement exercises.
The Probate Judge issued marriage
license to J. L. Shellman and Mis-
Emma Cochran of Hum bOldt Wednes
day. Both OF these young people arr
well known and highly esteemed by {
great many lola people who will wisl
them long and happy life.
Some little boys were playing will
an old twenty-five c8libre pistol bacl
of VIM Culbertson's house Wednes
day morning when the pistol acct
IDENTIFY went off and shot one of tn,
little fellows through the hand. 1t i
a painful but not serious wound.
Some time ago the REGISTER Offic
roof was painted and the men VIII
did the work swept the loose dir
thereon down the rainspout. filling i
up so that no water could get through
il. and when the heavy rain cam
Monday night there was no way 70
it to get off our roof. so it backed III
till it got above the splash line snC
then came down into our composing