The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-06-02

The Cement Works gas well being
finished and shut of Fred Horton be.
gan moving his rig to Gas City neaf
which place he will drill a well for
the canyons on tract wnlch they
hold
Capt A. Donica came in from the
Usage last Saturday to take his daugh-
ter, who has been teaching in our city
schools during the past year, out
home Miss Donica mas planned to
spend part of her summer vacation in
California.
Mics Lulu Beymer came up from
Chanute Monday and will visit with
her aunt, Mrs. j + Jones. MIR.
Reymer has been located at LaHarpe
all winter and the family expects TO
move there in a few days.
Miss Grace Beck went to Nevada
Saturday evening where she VIII visit
the family OF Chas. Richards and AT
tend the commencement exercises at
that place. Miss Richards is an old
pupil of Miss Beck's and she partici-
pates in the recital.
The time of the Santa Fe trains has
again been changed. The north
bound passenger, which has been
going at l:24, now goes and l:2l snd
the south bound goes at DAP instead
of 2:53. The trains now pass ut Colony
as they used to instead OF at Welds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thistler left for Chap.
man Monday morning where they will
arrange for the rebuilding of their
house recently destroyed by fire.
The first p'rt of the loss was IA little
worse than the last, rs considerable
clothing and most of the jewelry.
plate and cut glass was saved.
Mrs. Fannie (McClure) Thiser re-
ceived word last Friday that her
beautiful home near Chapman had
burned TO the ground with all its CON
tents, not even the clothing and other
personal effects of the family being
saved. Her home irienos will sin
cerely sympathize with the grievous
loss.
Fritz Weisnick. Of Humboldt, re.
sponded to Jim krutsch's advertise.
ment for a shoemaker and came up
and went to pegging away. Fritz l.
well known character in Hum boldt
and his removal to lola will create
quite vacuum in the social circles
OF that city.
A Humboldt subscri Der writes that
he does not get his REGISTER regu-
larry but fails to sign his name to the
complaint. lfthis should meet the
eye of anyone who has heard such u
complaint from any neigh Dor it would
he great favor If he would advise
the said neighbor.
For Sale, one Jersy COW, giving
about 6 qts of milk per day, or would
exchange her for good sized dry
COW. Twenty bushels Of Seed Buck
wheat for sale. An 50 acre pasture TO
let 10y head or acre, about . miles
from lola. Inquire of w. n. Layton
sos East Lincoln IT. lola, Kansas.
The big flag in the park wasallowed
to fly during he high wind Tuesday
forenoon and as result the two inch
| pipe which constitutes the top section
OF the staff is bent about four feet out
of line and sooner or later will be
broken off. The flag too was frayed
out and torn ut the end and will have
to be cut Off about a foot Some one
should have the care Of the flag and
when the wind gets up, lower the
| flag or the money invested in that
/ pole will be one blg waste,
The Carlyle Investment Company
is now organized and doing business
AT the new stand. The gentlemen be-
lieve. and with good reason, that
there is very likely to be gas found
in their neighborhood and they pro-
pose 20 investigate. Their letter
heads give the following information.
Officers: j II Dunlap, president;
Edwin G.. Holmes, vice pre-; :. *.
Ryker, treasurer; Jno. r. Francis,
secretary. The statement il also
made that "Carlyle is the center OF
the natural gas belt and cores
poudence is solicited. That IL the
right system and if Carlyle will
strike gas lola will run her rapid
franaif line nnf thnra