The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-21

roads be asked to transport the TWEEN
.ieth Kansas Volunteers from san
Francisco to Topeka, and look to the
next Legislature for their pay. Gov
ernor stanley is in favor of 1t, and
already has talked with some of the
railroad officials on the subject. He
saws he would use his influence wi h
the Legislature. and believes that
there would be no doubt of an appro-
priation to pay the bill.
Amos Woodland Is again in jail.
When he was arrested Wednesday he /
was taken before Judge Gard who
fixed his bond at 500. AS he couldn't |
give bond he was taken to Jail and |
his preliminary hearing set for next |
Tuesday. He IL charged with break
ing into the lola Cash Grocery owned
by Fred Hale, on July 9th, and steal
ing six hundred pennies, four silver
dollars, one.half dollar, one quarter,
fifteen cigars and several packages OF
smoking tobacco.
The base ball boys left on the
west bound train Thursday for Em-
poria where they will endeavor to
win the laurels from that celebrated
team They will play there three
games and will then go to Atchison
and play three games Here's the
REGISTERS guess, We will win one
of the Emporia games and one of the
Atchison games. \ few of the fans
will accompany the boys to give
them the glad hand once i'm while
\ mass meeting Of the children in
the Pes byterian church sunday p.
{ -. a 4 D.,
Mrs. \. G. Iehner, OF Kansas city,
state -up't. of the :. L. l.. She Will
also address p Union meeting OF all
the churches at the Opera House at :
o'clock. Every body invited. Par
ents are especially requested to send
their children to the afternoon meet
ing rs Mrs Iehner IL very interest
ing speaker for children.
Harry Hiner left Wednesday night
for LeavenwOrth where he will join
the 32nd L Volunteer Infantry now
being recruited there. He intends to
enlist in the hospital corps. The eur
geon Frank Armstrong WAS in charge
of the 3rd Division Ambulance corps
and the Hospital corps in the 2lst
Kans. Vol. Inf. of which Harry was a
sergeant and he has promised TO do
the right thing by him. Harry has
Tote OF friends here who wish him
well.
Mr.. w. w. Goble drove over from
LaharpeFriday morning and notified
the authorities here that he had been
robbed last night and requested them
to keep a lookout for the thief. The
thief or thieves gained entrance to
/ hfa hnuna thrnnuh window and a iti
their work quietly as none Of the
family knew anything about the rob
berry until this morning. A number
of silver spoons, "A guitar, hat, some
shirts and some meat were taken.
G. r. Morrison and y. Gillian, OF
Bolton, Mo-, have bought the Tudor
stock of merchandise and will open
the store for trade at once. Mr.. Nor
! rison has been in lola for some three
weeks. and liked the town so well
that when the opportunity TO buy this
stock Of goods occurred he sent
for his friend, Mr.. Gillian, and the
deal was closed at once. Both gen
tlemen are experienced merchants,
with ample means, and their location
here is decided acquisition to lola
business circles.
Miss Hazel Graen, for sew eral years
successful teacher of violin and
voice at Kansas City, has located n
lola and Will organize classes and
take private pupils. She has a studio
at the home Of Mrs. Esse, South
Walnut, where anyone wishing 10 en-
gage her services as teacher may
call upon her. Mrs. Graen is not
only violinist and singer, but she
has very prepoesessing and at
tractive personality, and her Location
here is gratifying addition to thu
social as well as the musical circles o
lola.
Monday evenings Kansas City Sta
contains long article in regard 4
the choosing of the place for the 2Otl
Kansas to be mustered out. 1t print
petitions from every company in In
regiment TO be mustered out at Sal
, Francisco and these petitions are in
J variably signed by nearly ever,
7 mem her of the company. The petit
ton of Company ! shows hat ther
, have b en- some promotions of lol
} bows that will doubtless be of interes
: to lola people Ord Christian ha
been advanced to sergeant, Scot
Gard to corporal and ;. c. Brewste
to corporal.
3 Chanute Sum Tuesday evening, re
4 turning from the ball game III lola
2 Bert Griffen met with quite a seriou
! accident When just out of town, tn
6 'Ongue of the buggy broke, and tn
tam ran away, throwing Bert out
o dlslocating his shoulder, and break
= ing his collar bone and one leg. Tn
= team was stopped by farmers an
: Bert WAS taken to Humboldt TO hav
!, his injuries dressed. Two youn
ladies were with him during the run
: away and both escaped unhur
After Bert was patched up, the thre
drove On home, and medical a.
tendance was called. From laet al
- counts Bert was resting easy but
g will be several weeks before he is abb
r to be around again.
!, The REGISTER has letter froI
Hon. A. =. Riddle asking for tn
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