The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-03-11

Jim Montgomery who made Model
clerk under Mr.. Richards will con.
tinue such with Ed. Long. He wants
to see you about it.
Mr.. Hathaway, one of the firm of :
f. Breckenridge d Co., came dowr
from Kansas City, Sunday and will
make lola his future home. Mr.. Hat h.
away is "A very pleasant and energetic
young man and will no doubt he 8
valuable addition to the firm. n,
expects to move his family here soon
Adjutant 4. :. Mash burn, of Ga
lena, and l.. II II. Crossmau, of FIT
Scott, soldiers in the Salvation Army
are here to look over the field with I
view to establishing II camp here J
1t Is thought best The Salvation
A Army is a good thing and this pape
would like to see post established
here.
bronson Record: Mr.. f.. l.. Pancoaat
ieweler of several years experienc
of lola, came over last week ant
bought the business of John Maxwell
who was working in the drug store q
Daniels Il Owens. Mr.. Pancoast is
we have been informed, an excellen
workman and the Record wishes hin
success.
The fact that Captain Stover, G
Company ID, has not yet rushed int
print and given the President hi
views on the Maine disaster is u
sign that he will not do his dut.
should that gentleman speak. Som
militia officers people wOt of seer
fain to protest their courage too anN
iously.
Fred Heilmap, who is Germa
and looks it, dug up n little dink
old dutch hat from the carpet bag h
brought ever from the old country an
wore it today. 1t made beautfu
setting for the smile he wore and wa
the observed of all observers. 1t wa
a good windy day hat, however, as
fit like his scalp.
Ifanyone is inclined, in the lrs
flush of his disappointment, to d,
mand that the question he resubmi
ted, let him stop II moment and +,
. hn xrfnN hn ha 4,
taken if the result had been diflerer
and the other side had demanded al
other vote. This is a good time
apply the Golden Rule.
G. o. Lander and Geo. G. Simpso
drove over from Savonburg Monds
and among other things paid tn
REGISTER IA pleasant visit. NJ
Simpson is printer and is arrangin
to begin the publication of newspal
er at Savonburg soon. Savonbur
deserves n good paper and Simpso
will not run any other kind.
win White: If Fred Funston looi
anything like his picture printed
the Capital today, il will pay him
go back and get shot up some NOR
The last time he was in EmpOrla /
wasn't the Apollinnaris Belvidel
that he seems TO be now. A little r.
arranging of his features by the spar
ish guns has improved him materia
| ly.
There was a row in Hogan's allie
Thursday The details cannot
published they are so revolving hu
the cause of the quarrel originate
over very innocent question. III
argument started over question
whether or not the city inteudt
planting sweet potatoes on the ridg
} on Madison avenue south of Il
J square.
Hum boldt Union: Mrs. A Seuner
this city has received word from Il
Court of Claims, at Washington,
c., that one-half of her claim 1867
has been allowed. 1t is for proper
destroyed during the war. The clai
was filed many years ago. This su
comes very oppOrtunely TO Mrs. Sc
ner, and we are glad that she HI
+ secured it.
Some individual who dlsguses h
identity under an Italian name HI
had the nerve to ship in and pay q
press on two bags of corn husk
! They were shipped from Weir CITY
lola, presumably for hot tomale pu
poses. Asa matter offact A lien coun
could furnish husks enough to put
: double layer around the tOmale Outp
, of all dagOdom.
Rev. Hunter of Fulton, Kans., Re
Nash, Rev Beatty, Rev. Pulliam al
several others had a little social
} the Santa l'e train Tuesday. Re
) Freed was on the train and he x
of and joined the crowd, while Re