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

main IOr couple OF weeks.
lola people feel rs good over Roose-
velt's election RS If he had been raised
on the banks of Coon Creek
VIM. Cunningham was up from
Humboldt to take credit for the hand
some Republican majority at that
place.
Geo. Davis Is building neat cot
tsge at the corner of Cottonwood and
East streets on the lots purchased
from Mrs. w. G. Jones.
There will be mighty little politics
of any kind in the REGISTER tor the
next ten months. There won't be
any in the special edition.
The ladies of the Nj. f. church will
give ten-cent tea at the parsonage
from 8 to this evening. A
short program will bs given and all
are cordially invited.
Mr.. o. b. Nicbole has begun the
erection of q residence for himself on
north Jefferson avenue just north Of
Jimmy Hershberger's. 1t will be q
handsome, modern home and will add
to the appearance OF the street.
Mr.. Gillian who lives just west of
Bronson was in town yesterday look
ing over lola property with view Of
buying. If he can find anything suit
able he will cell his farm and move to
lola, and the REGISTER hopes that
the same will come to pass.
1t is reported that there were re-
peated attempts in one ward Tues
day to run In fraudulent votes. Men
who were neither registered nor had
any business trying to vote were
brought in and with remarkable
unanimity tried to vote the Popocrat-
ic ticket.
The young men from the Breezy
Time company who were going to put
on show here have given up the
idea, and have resumed their profess
ional tour with another show. The
young ladies dtsdained the common
plsceness of "Not Guilty" and the
boys said amen.
The REGISTER received this morn
ing a copy of the Hawaiian Daily Star.
1t is an Americanized paper, full OF
news and advertising. A noticeable
feature was the quarter page ads. OF
"town lots for sale cheap" The copy
was sent by will Keith and was
much appreciated.
The weather right after election is
always of interest. Tuesday was
election day and yesterday the sky
was clouded and fearful all day wind
\ ing up last evening about ten O'Clock
with furry of snow. In the besuti-
ful words of the immortal poet 1.-The
y next day it showed"
' Charley Gardner, Of Humboldt
who sang here on Fourth Of July
when the band was up, is with the
Crows. This is his first stop with
them and he kept door last night
but in some of the pieces he gets In
with solos and acts up some. Charlie
is good man and the REGIsTEE
AOpeS lOT MS SuCCesS'
Mr.. II. Birnbaum and daughter
moved from Bronson to lola last week
and will make this their future home
Miss Birnbaum was prominent in
church work at Bronson and she and
her father are welcome additions t.
Iola's social and business circles. MIR
Birnbaum has purchased lots anc
will probably build soon.
Edwin Rostell's advance man came
in Tuesday and arranged for the
presentation of "Othello" here mex
Monday night. Mr.. Rostell wor
many friends here last season with
his Cardinal Richelieu" and thi
year he has better and larger sup
porting company. The exchange
speak highly of his Othello and tn,
REGISTER feels cafe in predicting I
warm greeting for Mr. Rostell and al
excellent entertainment for the audi
ence.
On the Thomson House register i
the name of Captain Daniel Dwyer
of Joplin, Mo. Mr.. Dwyer represent
Pennsylvania Zinc Manufacturing
company which Is capitalized a
SlO,OO0'OOO and he came to lola t
spend thirty days. Only ten of thes
have expired and he has been show
all over the county under the guild
ance of f. 3. Bennett. The REGIS
TER hopes to have a good excuse" t
write columns about Mr.. Dryer an,
his works in years to come.
About the only really and trul.
, moral circus is that run by Ringlini
Brothers. They positively will no
have any gamblers or fakirs or thieve