The Iola register., 1899-08-25

lrafted plans of the new house which |
ie expects to erect on the site of his |
PRESENT home. He gave mp the idea |
Iome time ago OF building a brick |
house and will erect nine room
rame dwelling, Work on the house
will be begun soon and another hand
some residence added to lola.
l.. l.. Elliott, of Leroy, who has
been monkeying around lola for sew
eral months on the claim that he was
visiting DR.. Morgan, left for his home
Wednesday. He will return in
few days with his family and take up
his permanent residence here-just as
the REGISTER predicted some time
ago When you see it in the REGIS
TER, it's so.
Monday afternoon, as Mr.. Lawyer
was passing through Harry Thomas
lumber yard in the Brick plant add.
tion, II pile of lumber which had
been temporarily stacked up roll
ed over on him, severely bruising his
foot. No bones were broken, tortu-
nately and it is confidently expected
that the old gentleman will be able
to be out in few days.
Miss Amy Harlan, the Indian gill
who has been visiting Miss Mary Hor-
ney, returned last night to her home
at Atoka, l. L. She Is a pupil in the
schools in which Miss Horney teaches
and accompanied the latter home for
the vacation. Miss Anna Clark, who
works in the same school, left last
night also for Atuka but Miss Horney
will not return to her work for some
time.
Those lola men who have invested
i'm Arkansas zinc land aren't discour-
aged 10y several as yet. The other
day another thousand dollar tract
was taken in and their appetites are
not yet satisfied. The report that the
laying of no miles of railroad i'm the
county has not tended to decrease the
estimate of the size of the diamonds :
which they expect to wear in few
years.
The two boys, Wolfe and Aten,
who have been arrested by j. p
Rems berg and will have their trial
next Saturday Tor stealing some
grapes from his vineyard, were sc
foolish as to boast that they haj en-.
tered j. A. MUnfort's melon patcr
and carried Off sacks full. As soon
as Rems berg gets through with them
Monfort will have the remains ar
rested.
Supt. Billbe tells the REaIsTEF
that he has the names of quite mum
| ber of young ladies and gentlemen
who live in the country and who
would like to attend school here this
winter and who want to find places
where they can work their board ou
or at least part of it. Anyone whC
can accommodate any of these shoulC
do so as they are sure to prove a gooc
/ investment.
! The REGISTER contained the an
nOuncement Saturday of the deaih o
the infant child of Mr. and Mrs
! v Bartoski and its burial at Hum
! boldt. On the return home the car
rage containing the bereaved family
was upset and Mrs. V. Bartoski sus
tanned very painful fracture of TIT
arm. The horses were frightened by
team which attempted to pass anC
the carriage upset. Mrs Bartoski's
wound was dressed as soon as the
party reached lola and it is hopeC
that she Will not suffer any perman
ent injury from the accident.
John Klemmick, the nine-year-olC
son of family of that name who live
near the smelters, left home five days
ago and upon his failure to return
the police were notified. Monday
Policeman Bradley found the young
runaway in a store down town, filling
his pockets with matches and recog
niZing him, compelled him To go home
or to jail. The boy alleged that his
father abused him but Bradley took
him home and told the father that 9
| beating was not called for in this
case, and it is possible that peace
may reign for awhile in that neigh
| boThood.
LaHarpe is all agog over the ar
rival in the quiet social pool of a new
lion. He is a young Englishman who
is said to have spent some of his best
years in bowling and scraping in the
neighborhood of her majesty, being
one OF the guards. He is out here
for visit and is the guest of Judge
Knox, under whom he Is studying
the cattle business 1t seems prob
able that he may have a title up his
] SltpNN anu iC lb'hiiE W. oh lNllNoi
to honor with his name and fame
and he did we'll in coming to n com
munity where there are u hundred
farmers who have gas land.
In personal letter to the edito
of the REGISTER, Ernest Jordan addi
in post script: ave have a gooC
joke on Coflield, which proves hi
popularity conclusively, az we'll al
/ that the REGISTER is read by many
people in many places. No sooner
had his letter appeared than h,
sDraightway received letter from
girl in Missouri, soliciting a CORES
pondence with him. She wanted t
hear from some good soldier who haC
been to Manila, and as he was in tn,
hospital she thought she might cheel
him by adding few comforting
words during his convalescence.n
The following from the Wichits
Eagle will be read with wonder anC
amusement and curiosity by lola peo,
pie: "As he glided across the iror
| hrido tha Ran-RaU doIuin a