The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02
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The appellate court at FIT Scott ad-
journed until January.
so pounds Of chop for bushel OF
corn at the Lila Water Mills.
Mr.. Miller OF LaHarpe visited VIM
b lister in town MOI day.
We want to buy 5000 bushels of
corn or Kaffir corn, Miller Bros, lola
| Kansas.
Miss Ella Work, of Topeka, is visit
ing her old school friend, Mrs. l. p.
Slower.
Elder Overholtzer, the Seventh Day
Adventist evangelist, returned home
to Ottawa Monday.
Henry Lambeth was in from Moran
and called pleasantly upon the REG
lister force.
Miss Title Paugh, of Moran, and
Mr.. VIII Carmain. of Fulton, are in
town visiting relatives and friends
Clark Thomas, f.. d. Lacey, J. T.
Hobby, VIM. Strong and Gus Engle-
hart were all over from Moran Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor left Thus
day for Oklahoma in response to Il
telegram announcing the death Of
her mother.
Rev. l.. ). Jones, of Westphalia,
has purchased two lots in the Twiss
addition and will begin building "a
handsome residence for himself soon
Mr.. Gilmore, editor of the Wilson
County Citizen, was up from FredOnia
Friday on his way to FIT Scott and
made this office pleasant call.
The Baptist ladies who served sup
per at the Chrysanthemum show re-
port very comfortable cash balance.
These ladies have a happy faculty OF
doing such things.
The Fort Scott. Mining company
have let the contract for the drilling
OF their wells to Ed. NJ. Cool who also
drilled The Tower Hill gas we'll.
Work will commence Immediately.
a handsome new globe gas lamp
has been put in at Thomson House
corner under the hotel awning. 1t Is
q beauty and has a ray to spare for
each of the four streets which it
adorns.
a gang of men is busily engaged
laying the pipe line to connect the
well and the McRae Daily IiUc SINE =
ter east of town. The city gas com
pany Is arranging to pipe its gas into
town also.
MIR. Noah Shafer received wo d
Sunday that his sister Mrs. Sarah
Drake, at Dayton, Ohio, was at the
point of death, and he lett on the eve
ming train in the hope Of seeing her
before death came.
Nit White recently bought out w.
II. Ling here and hence lola has a
laugh at the following from the EN-
pOria Gazette:
First National and when Nit came up to tell
her that she had lost II she started to cry. The
other little tot. aged :, rushed to the window
aud glued her eyes on the corner of Sixth and
Commercial and said: NO, the bank isn't
busted. Papas just a stringin' you, It's there
al right"
The Kansas Issue: One OF our active
unions Is the one at lola. A strong
law enforcement committee has been
organized through whose efforts it is
proposed to thoroughly rid the city of
the law. breakers which have be en- at
tracted there by Iola's prosperity.
The union Is also holding meetings
and distributing literature. j.
Webster Johnson is the efficient Sec
rotary.
Judge Smith drove out to Carlyle
Thursday and united in marriage C..
Il. Funston and Mollie b. Moss, both
prominent and popular young people
of'that neigh borhood. After the Ger.
emony a dozen Thanksgiving dinners
rolled into one were served at the
home of Mr.. Phil Moss, the brides
father. The REGISTER wishes to ex-
teId to these young people it's sin
terest congratulations and good
wishes.
Since Saturdays paper was issued
the REGISTER reporter has learned a
few things and among them that the
Judgement pronounced against VIM.
Madden, which struck every body as
so out Of proportion, was not the fault
of the Judge at all The attorney for
the state had agreed with Mad
denis attorney that if Madden
would plead guilty his sentence
should be one year. This having
been arranged the states attorney
arose and asked the judge to sentence