The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-01

| mander, w. T., HaUkins; Vice Cham
celior Commander, p. A. Holden
Prelate, Geo. G. Ferguson; Master OF
the Work, &. M. Edison; Keeper OF
Records and Seal, ID. b. ID. Smell ger;
Master of Finance, Geo. Bedell; Mas
ter of Exchequer, |. M. bersbkowitz;
Inner Guard, Solon f.. Levey; Outer
Guard, Clark Arnold.
The team of Mr.. J. Rosen berger ran
away while at the granary of Mr.
Wickard near the Santa Fe depot
Tuesday. Mr.. Rosen berger was
dragged for some distance but finally
let loose and the team ran south and
then east on Madison avenue One
horse ran in front of II. A. Edgar's
house where both horses slipped on
the walk and fell. The wagon wts
somewhat smashed but no farther
damage was done.
Mr.. l.. j. Stewart was up from
Cottage Grove township Tuesday
with large delegation of otherr,
to act as witnesses i'm will case. Mr..
Philip Howerton, who lived in thai
township, died about two years ago
and left his entire estate, valued NJ
between $4,000 and $4,000 to his son,
Andrew Howerton, and now the
widow and two daughters, Mrs.
Thorpe and Mrs. p. Brooks, are try
ing to break the Will.
Monday afternoon one man
oaded another into Il buggy and
drove him out of town. The other
man was large and very drunk. Last
night several DRINKS were escorted
home by friends. This morning the
police were informed thai man who
had been taken Off the street once
+ was back again, drunk as he could be.
All of which IL very remarkable in a
( town where the joint keepers are all
supposed TO be lodged in the county
jail.
, A Mr.. Salisbury, Of Marmaton
, township, who has made 1t business
to drill deep water holes for the
farmers, Is reported to have been
: given IA contract to sink several wells
in Busch d Wadsworth's addition
eoUth of town. Well digging is dif-
, ficult there, the solid rock being
struck few feet below the surface tf
the ground and IL has been decide d
cheaper to sink several deep drilled
, wells, which will supply several
; houses.
ho hdlbds LUPUS lldu III lut N .
H.. g. journal, who has his fling ready
for everything good or bad which
' starts In Kansas. says under the
heading, "Iola's First Spikes: Four
; young men appeared at dance in
b, lola the other night in full evening
dress, and the REGISTER says they
= carried themselves with great sang
, fold and avOir faire that was Oh.
served by all beholders. Down at
the livery stable il was said: "Them
J, dudes lie putin on a dang sight o.
s dog"
= AtchiSon Globe. When young
4, man lakes girl to "a show, he Is ex-
u pected to provide the best seats, call
I with hack, open and close the gate,
y help her with her cloak, and act gen.
orally as though he was a lackey serv-
l. ing princess. But when two girls
go to show together, they buy seats
% in the balcony, meet on corner, and
a have good sensible time. Young
men would 60 in society more If the
>. girls did not work them 20 hard.
y Most of the girls, we regret to cay,
:, work the startled fawn business too
|, hard,
t PhtSbug Headlieht The board OF
!, directors Oi the Inc Miners associa-
ton took up the producers smelteI
q matter after the recent meeting of the
4 association and a trip was arrang ed
. Monday TO make a tour of inspection Of
~ the several propositions offered rela,
=, tive to the location of producers
= smelter i'm the natural gas territory OF
:, Kansas. A special car on the Frisco
a., was engaged and members of the
- | hoard Df a iraafnra nf tho
. mittee of the association and manu-
o facturers' committee of the Joplin
II club were notified to meet at the
Frisco depot at $40 q. m. today.
a Mr.. l.. w. Hoch of Detroit, Mich.
+ and Messrs. o. G.. Daisy and A II
}. Ward, of Wichita, all stock holders IN
n the Cement Company, are in town to-
n day looking over the plant They eX.
/ press themselves as well pleased with
n the progress that has been made in
n the work of construction. Mr.. Hoch
a was for year and half manager OF
a the Michigan works of the Company
a in which he also holds large block Of
stock. He has been i'm Kansas for a
month now, and is so much pleased
a it'll the State that he is thinking
?. seriously of coming here to live. The
- EN- lOpCo bbdb Nilo
D may become an actuality, for Mr.
a Hoch is OF the breed of men who helT
o to make cities.
g Atchison is swelled up like pois,
o oned pup because Jefferson de Ang
: lais, who advertised in the Star for q
!, new verse to song which he sings
n in the "Jolly Musketeers,n accepted
!. the effort OF lad in that town. One
cannot but shudder at the thought o.
y what the other 700 efforts must have
y teen when he reads the winnin g
& verse, which rune as follows:
IS A country girl in her head had al
= ache,
2 And went to the druggist for some
3 thing 10 take.
n He told her some seditz would cure in
d a day,
And warned her to mix them and