The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-15
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will perhaps have firmer belief in
the old adage: "There's sucker
born every minute -
This paper has felt exceeding deli
cacy in mentioning The names of the
members of the china painting class
because the chief rumOrs of class do
ings came from husbands an I fathers
and were not altogether flattering.
At their last meeting Indignation
resolutions were adopted and the
REGISTER hastens to right itself
The fair daubers in art are: Mrs w.
Sadie Thompson, Mrs. A. T., Taylor,
Miss Maude Beck, Miss Grace Brew
ster, Miss Nellie Colborn and Mrs.
Lissie Hartman.
There is one pleasant reflection in
connection with the resignation of
Superintendent Picken: And that is
that we will be able almost to take
our choice among the other school
men of the State i'm selecting his sue
cessor. The splendid reputation of
| lola and the lola school makes the
position highly desirable one, and
it will he sought by many strong and
able men. BY waiting until the
news of the vacancy becomes gene
rally known and taking its time to
look up records and recommendation
the Board of Education can secure
material of he very best grade.
Hotter than the hinges of one of
our Majestic cooking stoves would in
deed be very warm. A batch of
bread, II cake, or pie improperly
baked often occasions divorce suit.
Our Majestic Range is guaranteed to
create more oven heat with less coal
than the stove you are now using
The original "stove cost is little
more-the "coal SAVING soon pays
for the entire range. You don't want
divorce suit, neither do you want
"wall baked" pastry, 50 come TO our
Grand Cooking exhibit April 18th to
23rd and look into the merits of the
Great Majestic. Shannon ~ Horville,
North Side Hardware, lola, Kans.
Among the new telephones recently
added to the lola exchange are the
following, most of which are now con-
nected: Gas office %; John Foust,
rnaiHnnnn Gtap To-
Hobart, residence Il; Chris. Ritter,
residence IL; Robt. Lauyon, residence
Is; Carl Williamson 10; Hale d Lowell
n; f. 5. Bennett 90; A. w. Beck,
residence 20; II. Sleeper 20; Jim Mills,
residence IS; DR.. Chastain, residence
"A; City Hall 50; f.. II. Rube, resi-
dence 90; Brewer and shannon, res
idence IS; W. Il. Culbertson, resi-
dence rs; Ira Pattel son, residence 81;
Fred Fitzgerald y; sam Gard, office
20; q. l.. Whitaker, residence Sc; c.
NJ. Richards residence 50.
"The Beautiful Life OF Frances h.
willard ia the title of book just
from the press which will surely he
warmly welcomed by the mIrad
friends of that lovely and gifted wo-
man The book is written by Anna
A. Gordon, who was for many years
Miss Wizards private secretary and
therefore had unequalled opportunl-
ties for gaining the information and
getting the material for such work
1t is Il handsome volume and its con-
tents are an inspiration to more un-
, selfish living and to nobler deeds.
Mrs. Kate (rhrasheD Cooper is the
, lola agent and orders may be handed
f to her or left at the office of w. G.
Thrasher, REGISTER building.
The REGISTER has never been wor-
rled any over the much talked of
scheme to pipe the gas ont of this
field to FIT. Scott. The Dedrick Gas
Syndicate was going to do great
things and little old FIT. Scott got
all stirred up about it. But
here is the end of that dream:
Fort Scott. Kas., April 6--The Ded-
TICK gas syDulohle OF Oulo anu lnui-
aua, which has had experts over the
Kansas natural gas fields, TO ascertain
, the extent of the fields, announced
> here yesterday that, while there were
indications OF gas in such large quaint
, tiles as would Justify the establish
ment of costly plants ana pipe lines,
yet the field has not been sufficiently
developed to insure returns. Other
oWnara of large GAS leases are still
} negotiating for the pipe lines.