The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-26
MONDAYS News.

Mondays News.
Mrs. Rev Fraser LETT this morning
for LaCygne, Kansas
Judge aud Mr-. Thompson returned
home yesterday morning.
MIR. T. Ka-ebeer and family were in
from salem township to-day.
MIR. and Mrs. c. :. Ritter returned
today from their visit in Missouri
Roy Rankin returned home today,
from two weeks business trip in
Missouri.
Miss Weber-Hug, who has been Wis
itng Miss sadie Travis went To , ha-
mute today for visit.
Miss Flos.ie Demos. came up from
Eeodesha today for a visit with Mrs.
l.. G. Beatty and other relatives
The two oldest Pulliam children
came down from Garrett today for a
visit with oihfriends and piaymates,
Mrs W. A. smith, of Chaudler. Ok.
who has been visiting her brother-in.
law. J. X. Smith, left for her home to-
day.
Miss Norris. of Eureka Springs.
Ark. who has been visiting the fam
lily of Dr.. Glynn, Left for her home
today.
At 10 O'Clock this morning the ther-
mometer registered % in the shade.
which is doing very well foe Monday
morning.
A. II. Bp0wn went to Gsrnett to-
day. He ordered the Daily REGISTER
to follow aim with the remark. II
feel lost without it,"
Mrs. stewart, of Chicago. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Tom
Anderson, lett tor her home today
after a months stay in Alien county.
Ex-senator II. \. AIlea, OF Cha
mute, aud Mr.. ;. w, Brewster, of
Thsyer were in lola to-dWy and made
the REGISTER a pleasant call. Mr..
Brewster is an old college FRIEND of
the editor OF the RBGIsERR.
There are several more manufacture
ing enterprises in the wind which
will he announced as.s@on rs definite
plans and arrangements. have been
mado, Dpn't you ever doubt that the
coming ear il going; to be u hummer
| for I0ta.
Charlie Hauser was up from Hum.
boldt township today and brings a
good report from that part OF the
country. He says his son threshed
L.. bashels au acre. vi flax from 20.
aGqs field. and 0iEAt with one more
shower the corn will be made.
John hles, who works at the smell
asr, was seized With cramps sunday
morning and two doctors wosked over
him. He was pat under the effects OF
morphine ana partly relieved Of his
pain, but is saill very sica today. HIS
spinal column seems 10 have been
somewhat trritsted and his CAiel
trou BILE is BOW with that.
Mr.. j. II. Garrison, a carpenter and
builder who has beea at work IN lola
for some time, left for vonbarg to-
day to get his family. He will drive
up Tomorrow with his wife and tvs
children and occupy. the house just
north OF :. NJ, Jennings. This add
ton alone to Lola's population puts
her ahead of Rldorado in 25th place.
Prof. and Mrs. W. =. Picken and
their family started this afternoon tC
Emporia where they 90 to make theiI
home by reason of Mr.. Picken's APP
pointme nt ON the Faculty OF the State
Normal College, While rejoicing il
his promotion from High School tC
College wOrk-a promotion all the
more creditable because Ii came Who'll.
ly unsolicited, the lola friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Picken find ii none the lees
hard to give them up. they have fol-
80 long borne conspicuous part in
lola life, their abundant talents have
been given so unreservedly to every
good cause and their influence, where.
ever it touched, has been 40 whole.
s0me and helpful and uplifting, that
they will he missed long time. The
best the REGISTER can wish for them
is that they may find in Emporia the
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