The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-07

iooter, shetland saddly fony for sale
NIL. Allstot returned to Lawrenc
today where he will close ny his
business preparatory to moving here
and making lola his home. He Wi
pe the landlord of the Lawrence
Hotel ON the north eide.
People who use the river road have
to drive around by the smeltere and
out by the Mcdonald and Horvile
places. The work of repairing the
waehed out bridge at the eon'heast
corner of the cemetery Will be rushed
The REGISTER is in receipt of a
copy of the san Jose, Cal, Mercury
winch states that Camp Suntlower"
has been opened III the beach by
rmerly-from Kansas people, among
them being Mrs. l.. A. Thrasner and
Mise Sarah.
At four: o'clock Wednesday the
funeral OF Miss Ida McHugh was
held from the home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
&. H. DeClute, only the immediate
relatives being present, and the re.
mains were tenderly laid 10 rest in
loIa cemetery.
trance into the bake oven of Otteu's
bakery, located beneath the walk and
the walls caved in. The efforts of
half a dozen pumps failed to keep the
water out and the masons are buey
today rebuilding it.
Mr.. Davis, the man who has been
trying vali,ntlY t9 obtain a water
works fran chise from The city council,
left for his home in Iowa Ciiy, Ia,
Wednesday. He has no: given up
hope yet and expects TO return mere
later and make another try.
His many friends will be sorry to
learn that Otto Kruger is very SER
iously eick. He has huge carUuncle
on the back of his head which causes
him untold suffering and in spite of
the utmost exertions of his physicians
the swelling refuses TO leave.
The masons on the Robinson build
ing are making a trimming brick by
chipping off the edges of the brick.
Ordinarily this process is accomplish
ed by the use Of a trOwel, hnt with
brick as hard as the lola vltrified
brick, one man was engaged with a
hammer and cold chisel to do nothing
bat dress the brick.
~ don't want to build any houses
on my land south of town. said Mr..
| Holmes, of the Cement Company the
other day, "but it looks as if | would
have to My men must have some
| place 10 live ~ Isn't that enough of a
pointer for the lola capitalists who
| nave vacant town lots and money IN
| the bank?
The following may De a lOke else
where, but people in lola who have
tried 10 laugh at the joke have con-
cluded il was dog-gOned poor one.
The Topeka Capital says;
! Every year II is published in the Kansas
papers that this season the authorities in
| tend to make every man in the town pay
his dog tax nut no one ever believes IL
| 1t is one Of the Kansas Jokes.
Mre. Blake If Kansas CITY VINO has
been conducting classes in vocal and
instrumental music finished her work
and returned to Kansas City Fri
| day. The members of the class are
verv enthusiastic in their praises OF
/ her instruction and of her charming
personal qua tiles and they accom-
panied nor en- masee TO the train on
which she left.
"Cherryvele and lola are two Of the most
talked of cities in Kansas at the present
/ time among capitalists and manufacturers
seeking n location. We have slumbered
/ long enough and now we are coming 20 the
front as a city, and with Our facilities we
/ shall yet have population Of 20 non people
before very many years have passed cher
/ ryralC Clduoa.
After US, please.
Miss BoilwOod, OF Ottawp, who il
mere TO give "A minstrel show, is
/ daughter OF capt. BottwO0d, OF Co
X, gOih Kansas Volunteers. Sht
aud Miss smith are training abOu
FORTY lille folks and will put on 9
minstrel show as "A library benefit
Both the young ladies are excellent
musicians and have successfully
drilled similar young performers a
, Ottawa.
John Porter is now full fledgeC
lawyer, no having been admitted e
the bar Saturday He prepared
thoroughly for his examination by {
course under Senator j. n. Paul, O
st. Paul, Ia, father of Bert Paul, oul
umpire, and later under A. II. Camp
bell. lie passed the exam latiol
with credit TO himself and also 10 hi
teachers and ne has the congratuls
tlons of all his friends, among whom
the REGISTER wishes 10 he counted
The court house Gro Sd had plcni
at NOrthrups' ford Friday after
noon which was attended by the lar
gcst mum Der OF sristOcratic chigger
Of any similar event of the season
The few human beings who were pres
ent were sadly in the minority, bu
they managed TO have pretty goo'
time all the same, aud TO prove thei
claim they have n picture of the en-
the crowd sitting on a log having
good time. In the party were Mise
Post, Wilson, Pankins and Wake
field and Messrs Fronk and Hawkins
Mesers. d LanYon'and VIM, Weav
er left Saturday for West Plains, Mo
and will spend some time down in tn
zinc country. There is considerable
talk among the mine operators q
pbuttipp dnUn occasionally i'm ordp