The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-04-13

Fred 5picer has been made cashier
at the Santa Fe.
Corn and oats wanted at Claiborne,s
Corn Meal and Feed Mill.
Claude Culberlson is IN Wichi'a
attending meeting ofthe state under
takers association.
Will Carmaln is holding down the
chair at Hersh berger's barber shop
which Frank Canatsey left to take up
the work of sanitary policeman.
The young folks who were married
at the court house Wednesday were
A. n. Johnson and Euith M. Lam.
bert, VINO gave their address as Ioa.
The first crop of stenographers and
typewriters is about Tipened at the
lola business college and quite a
number of them have secured employ
ment here at home.
w. j. Ihrig was taken i'll Sunday
and has been having quite s-rious
time OF IL since. The trouble seems to-
be pneumonia and he has been de-
liTiOus q good part of the time.
DR.. Shellac, the LaHarpe physician
went to Lawrence Tuesday. When
he returns he expects to open up o
drug store and engage in business at
Gas City, which he thinks is going
to make good town.
Tuesday while the children of Mr..
Anderson, the tailor, were playing,
the little boy was accldently pushed
from the porch and his arm was bro
ken by the fall. The fractured mem
Der was set aud the little fellow Will
be well again shortly.
There Is a vague rumor around
town that the internal devices which
| the Elks used in their initiation the
other night were let in the hall and
that anxious friends are watching at
| the bedside OF several ladies VINO
happened to see them,
1t Is told that little Kansas girl
prayed for the next day to be sun
sidney for picnic. Her grandmother
told her to pray also that 1t would be
warm day, for her grandmOther's
rheumatism, and the little girl added
"And, oh, God, make it hot for
grandma"
A jolly crowd of Royal Neighbors
went to Colony Tuesday to help
initiate lodge there. Among
them were Mesdames Ballard, New
com, Billbe, Hungerford, Hutton,
Follin, Barton, Gro,her, Misses Edith
McCarty and Susie Hurd and Mr..
and Mrs. Ballinger.
:. A. Gard says he would like to
see come into vogue here the custom
of announcing Eat homeu to once
friends. He wants to insert one like
this: 5. A. Gard, at home at his Office
la the'cOurt house, to his creditors, Oh
the first day of each month from ! p.
m. to l:0l y. m.
A. w. Beck is having a brick walk
laid in front of his house on Easl
street and the bricks used are made
especially for walks. They are of the
ordinary thickness but are double
length and width and should they
prove as durable rs the ordinary
brick they will make fine walk.
Dan Brewer did not waste a minute
standing around and whining about
having been defeated for the mars b al
ship. The next morning after his
successor took Office Dan marched out
to the brick plant with his dinner
pail and went to work. He and Roger
practicallay snapped jobs, as Roger
formerly worked at the brick plant.
Miss Gillian who has been employ.
ed as stenogrApher at the cement
plant left Sunday for her home al
Howard and Mr. Ward, the Hum
boldt youth who came to lola with
G r. Gard and has been stenographel
at the county attorneys Office for 8
year, has taken her place. The friends
Of the young people are sorry to lost
Miss Gillian, but congratulate Ware
on his raiee.
Judge Gard closed his career al
police judge Monday and Tuesday
the council approved of Clarl
Coffield's bond and this morning h,
took his place. This is Mr.. Coffield',
. first time at the bat in judicia
capacity but judging from the air o
Borrowing tirmness which he wor,
while reading few chapters IN tn,
ordinance book that morning, few
criminals will suspect that he eve
lid ANYTHING hut aft in i'm Umant