The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-04-20

An lola man owns TWO of those
beautiful new $4,000 u. 5. three per
cent bonds.
Brand new fishing poles are a
blamed sigHt commoner in lola than
are fresh fish.
Mrs. l. Port and little grandson lett
Monday Tor ~ ilter,om, Iud., to welt
hei son aud family.
DR. Sh4hsc uuu family came down
rom EudUru sunday and VIII make
their home at Gas City.
Mrs. Jennie Richard &, of TT. Scott.
came over Friday and visited the
family of w. &. Allison, returning
home Saturday night.
Mr.. Oakley Thomas, of Garnett,
spent Sunday in town. He was
quartermaster sergeant of Company
"E, " of the 10Th Kansas.
The result Of the Easter collection
Tor missions and other benevolences
at the M. E. Church Sunday was
S257 and the promise of more.
AS soon as the report reached town
tnat lodge OF Elks 10 soon TO be in.
stalled At Ft. Scott the lola victims
have been thirsting for revenge and
planning to visit the torture.
Are the employees of the lola REGISTER
allowed TO swear or chew tobacco during
working hours p hGnUte Times
They are not "allOwed" to. (The
devil.)
Five more cars of steel for the ce
ment plant came in on the Santa Fe
and were switched out to the
works to Join the thirteen already
there.
Ft. Scott thinks she has found "A
shortage OF SLIPS in the accounts of
the city clerk, II. b. Adams. The ac.
cusatlon is based upon the report of
the Tax League.
+. M. Canine, who used to live
near Carlyle bur now resides at EN-
poria, came down Saturday for a
visit and was shaking hands with
friends in town.
w. II. Mcclure returned Saturday
night from Kansas CITY where he met
with gratifying success in his mission
oi securing contributions for the pro.
PNh'N NAihhhodb ldlllOdu.
The handsome large, up.to.date
plat OF Greater lola which #. :
Slower recently completed will be
framed and hung up in the city hall |
III Is the only complete one extant.
Harmon Hobart while driving Sun. |
day got well splashed with mud. !
This morning when friend urged |
him 10 scrape it off, he grunted con
tentedly, ION, the wind will blow
il off,
SdUonburg Record: Mr.. Chas
ripple has the contract and is super
intending the building of Elsmore,s
new brick building. He was formerly
engaged in building the big cement
plant at lola.
A letter received last week by j.
r.. Thorpe brings the surprising news
that his son Alva Thorpe is in i'm n
hospital at San Francisco. The last
news from him he was campaigning
in the Philippines.
Bronson Record. The band has
been employed by the X. ofP loGer
TO go to lola during the grand Iodgc
p ~ ~ 70 'fiNii WI IN lllA lN "t'
since they reorganiZed and deserve
more support than they receive
The REGISTER. prophesies that
when the census takers have finished
heir work over the county it will be
ound that about half the population
ives in lola. The reports will be
awaited with interest.
Never in the history Of lola were
such extensive and pretty services
at the churches in com.
of Easter. Every church
vas decorated and large congrega. {
ions were in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood went to
frontenac last Tuesday to attend
he funeral of their uncle, Mr.. joseph
Wilson, who was killed recently bv n
cave-in at one of the mines.
VIM. Rosenberger left Tuesday for !,
Nulpsville, Pa, where he will visit /,
lis niece Mrs. Hannah kTautz. He !
box along several copies of the ,
REGISTER to show the Pennsylyap- /;
ms what kind of town we have. q