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

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Ord Christian is in Ottawa to-day
hearing the Musical.
Strawberries, cherries and rasp-
berries at Klaumann's.
Ord Christian received a new Road
King bicycle yesterday.
DIR. Pepper went to Colony Monday
and came back Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Giller returned last
Saturday from a visit to relatives
in Toronto.
Mrs. Ada Moore went to Kansas
City Wednesday to attend the Wood
Middleton wedding.
Brigham & Munger have had a new
sign put up in prOnt of their store.
Mr.. Wheaton did the work.
Bert McNiel, Frank Steadyvice and
John Tuggles took the first degree in
the X. P. lodge Monday night.
Mrs. Hanna, of Colorado, a sister of
Mrs. JacOby, arrived in lola Tuesday
evening and will visit here awhile.
There must be lots of money In the
lunch room business. lola has six
lunch rooms and hot tOmala man.
Ralph Jewell rode his bicycle over
from Moran Monday and visited
Merle Allison and Clarke JacOby this
week.
Fred Nelson came down from Law
renee Tuesday and remained here a
few days before going on to his home
in Moran.
Roll Gard was up from Humboldt
on business Tuesday. Mrs. s. A.
Gard accompanied him home for
short visit.
Superintendent Billie is very much
pleased with the opening of the nor
NAL. There are 1877 students enrolled
and things are moving along nicely.
Black sweaters with large yellow
stripes across the back and with
yellow strings at the throat are all the
rage in lola just now. About dozen
of "de guysn have bought them.
Mr.; and; Mrs. j. T. Six and little
grand children, Lille and Eugene,
who were in lola last week the guests
of their son and father, returned to
their home in Independence last Sat
uTday.
The building committee of the lola
Manufacturing Company are in lola
this week pushing things together
and it will not be long till their
buildings will begin to loom up.
Thus we grow.
The ladies of the Christian church
will dedicate Mrs. Givler's new house
next Tuesday evening the 18th, 10c
! admittance, ice cream and cake free.
All are cordially invited. Come and
have a good social time. Committee.
Walter Conley and wife returned to
their home in Coffeyville Monday
after very pleasant visit of about
| three weeks with relatives and friends
here. Walt likes lola mighty well
and thinks he will locate here some
time in the near future.
The citizens have made contract
with our band whereby the band is
to give a concert every Friday even
ing in the park from seven to eight
o'clock. They were out last Friday
evening and played some very fine
music. Every body will enjoy these
concerts.
Ollie Giveler, probably better
known around lola as Little Reddy,n
was taken to the reform school at
Topeka Tuesday by Sheriff Ausher.
man, at the request of his mother.
"Reddy's" parting question was,
"who will they lay all the devilment |
onto after am gone"
Since our last report marriage
licenses have been issued to D. f. |
Halfert and Cora Ellis, VIM A. Wick
ers and Lucy Smith, G. w. Richards |
and Emma Rumbel, Emmor G.. Smith |
and Jennie NJ. Lynch, Sheldon How
ard Moore and Alta Gertrude Smith,
]. L Shellman and Emma Cochran.
The Cineograph show that was adj
vertised here for Monday night was |
pretty "bum." Frank Horville said |
there were about fifty people there
when the show began and when it |
was over there were only four people
left. Another ten cent show with a |
tent gave some kind of performance
on the north side of the square Tues
day night.
LIZ OlduuOuu DICh was lOO DuSy W |
write an ad. Wednesday morning |
when we called on him. He had just |
bought the show that is located on
the north side of the square and au-
thoTized US to say that by tonight he
would have arrangements completed |
to give free show every night. His |
office is still at the Commercial Hotel |
where he may be seen by all his pa
TENTS.
We suppose the threatening wealth
or of Tuesday was the cause of the |
small crowd that gathered at the |
Opera House to hear the piano recital
given by Miss Aida Kirkton, of Gar
nett, assisted by Mrs. ]. r. Pepper,
Blanche Richards and Maude Beck. |
The piano playing by Miss Kirkton
was very much enjoyed. She plays |
with great feeling and a delicate
touch that makes soft, slow music her
forte. If word of criticism were to
be, it must be placed against her
tilnidity. The audience was surpris-