The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-19
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Emporia Republican,: Mr.. Lake re-
turned yesterday TO his home in lola,
Kans., after spending n couple Of
days at the home Of f. c. Rich. He
will attend school here this winter.
Miss Anna Stevens returned TO her
home in Rich Hill, Mo-, last night.
She visited relatives here and in
Humboldt and took her aunt, Mrs.
Yeager, of near Hum boldt, home with
her for visit.
Emporia ReRubHcan;-St. Paups Re-
formed church of this city unanimous
ly elected Rev. l.. :. Faust, of lola, as
its pastor for the ensuing year. Rev.
Foust will accept the call. He is an
able preacher.
One Of the wonders of the West to-
day is the phenomenal growth If the
Ottawa Business College as attained
in the past year. This school for the
next year will be the leading one OF
not only the state but the West.
An employee of the Western Union
telegraph company is here looking up
location for the uptown Office of the
company. There is a suitable room
in every block to which he has been
sighted, but he has not yet decided
upon any of them.
Nevada Post: Robert Lanyon and
family will leave Nevada in day or
two for Pittsburg and lola. Mr. Ian.
yon has not fully determined where
his home will be permanently made.
Prof. Weltmer will at once take pos
session Of the Lanyon dwelling here,
which he recently purchased.
An Edison's Commercial Phono-
graph will be used in the Ottawa
Business College for the next year
for the purpose of giving its studente
practice in typewriter dctaiion. THE
school furnishes its students with
everything which is up to date and
practical. Send for circulars.
AT a recent social function a new
salad was sprung upon the ladies.
They were loud in their praises of the
dish aud some of the ladies VINO were
associate editors of the lola Couk
Book were amusingly astonished
and delighted Mt the discovery that
the receipt was taken from their be
loved book.
The REGISTER learns from the Car.
lyle cores pondent that Mr. and Mrs.
j. Walter Doughty, who have been
in Japan for the pact five years as
missionaries, will be home this week.
Mrs. Doughty used to be Miss Broks
Cozine, of Carlyle, and has host of
friends who will be delighted to see
her again.
Rev. W. W. Carnine and Miss Eva vii.
cox will be married tomorrow morning at
7;3O. They will leave for Ft Scott on the
morning train. Mr.. Carnine has a charge
there. He was graduated from the En-
poria College also the Mccormick Theolog.
ical seminary of Chicago.-Emporia Gasette.
Will CarDine 10 an old Carlyle boy
and has q host of friends in Allen
county who will be interested Ia this
item.
There is large strain of blood
thristiness in every human, even the
law abiding kind. Instance the fact
that Ben Hickey while making a
beastly and upjustifiable fight at
Topeka got more sympathy from the
fact that he was a good fighter than
condemnation for being in the wrong.
The most common remark on the
news was: II tell you old Ben was
mean scrapper !" Now what
chance has Spain against a race like
that?
Just as the weather had turned un-
comfortably warm and the corn crop
began to look dry and the croakers
were getting their tune nicely going
and the Populist candidates began to
hope against hope that there would
not he too much property, along
came that rain. That rain, coming
after the regular interval from the
previous one, shucked the Allen
county corn crop and put it in the
crib. 1t was just naturally "lola-
paluzer,"
The Woodmen committee has de-