The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-01-21

pastor will be assisted by Evangelist
H .E. Wycof, of Iowa. Further no.
tlce of the meetings will appear In
these columns.
A Boot and Shoe stock for sale or
will trade for Allen county land. Adj
dress Lock Box 90, lola Kansas.
DIR. Roudiez will give his minstrels
on Jan. 25 and 20, 1893, assisted by
local talent this Will be by far the
finest show in this line that has been
seen in lola for many a day. Don't
forget the date.
Kansas Notes item in the Topeka
Capital Fred Funston writes that he
will be home in couple of weeks,
and lola, which is very proud of him,
will probably tap new gas well or
something in his honor.
John Remsburg, whose marriage at
Middletown, Md, was noted in this
BhDOl1 bNoi 10 hOihO anu VIII
visit at several points on the way,
reaching here in about two weeks.
The new house in which they will
live is being built on his fathers farm
east of town.
zone by one, the farmers are retir-
ing" remarks the Prairie Dell Re-
porter in noting the removal OF Mr..
Sullivan to lola, land lola gas draws
them to that place." And in that
one fact his assurance of the steady
growth of lola, wholly apart from any
other factors.
Frank Travis drove out to LaHarpe
in the rain wednesday to see what the
people over there think about city
ownership. He is somewhat I'M
certain whether he cares to spend
more money giving them gas il they
are going to want it as soon as it be.
comes good thing.
Wednesday morning it began snow.
ing and continued all day and nearly
all night. Commencing with a driz
zle, the storm developed into one o.
the heaviest SHOWS of the year. The
flakes were large and soft and melt
ed nearly as fast as they fell unit
last night. The thaw is filling
all the water holes and cisterns and
is mighty good crop producer.
Mr.. Rostell, who is to play "Riche
lieu" at the Opera House to
night, Will lecture before the High
School at 2:30 this afternoon OIL
shakespeare and his works.n TIT
address will doubtless be q grea
treat to all who are so fortunate as t.
hear it, as Mr.. Rostell has been
profound student of Shakespeare 70
many years.
Mr.. A. Voglesang has leased tn
new hotel building of Mrs. Joe Ros
on west Madison avenue and will
open up for business about the first G
February. Mr.. Voglesang has ha
: long experience i'm the hotel bushes
and will conduct this house as a fire
class $l.25 hotel. For some time h
has run hotel at Piqua and will 1t
hoped succeed as well in large
field.
Mr.. 1. FetheIngill returned t.
day from Kansas City where he wen
to have an operation perfesmed. II
has suffered from cancer near hi
( eye for years and has done everythin
he could to cure it. Recently it b,
came much worse and he went I
+ Kansas City and he says that 1t
much better. All his many friend
sincerei" hope that it may be pc
manently cured.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Agn,
Scott entertained some of the youn
married ladies at her home on Mort
Walnut in honor of her daughte
Mrs. Lehr. A pleasant social tin
was enjoyed and an excellent Dime
|, called fourth the best attention an
comments of the guests. Those WI
I were present were: Mesdames Smitl
Sleeper, Horton, Ellis, Palmer, Harr
!, Mcneil, ID. p. Northrup, G. f. Scot
Lena Evans, Foust, Culbertson an
Miss Eunice jennings.