The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-10-05

been here for some time visiting the
family of d. f. Bush, treturned Mon q
day to his home. He was here look =
ing for a business location and in all
probability will return soon
Hon. c. e. Corey, the prominent
and eloquent attorney of FIT. Scott, !
has been engaged for a few dates in
Allen county. He will speak at
Geneva on the 10th, at Humboldt on
the 18th and at Gas City on the 18th.
Miss Olive Jones, a graduate nurse
of the Sanitarium at Battle Creek,
Mich, came in Monday from that
place and will make lola her future
home her father recently having pur-
chased the tailoring business of L.
! Root
Kansas City is lucky town. Every |
festivity in Kansas for the past month
was ruined by the rain, but two days
before the Kansas City carnivalis due
the sun comes out and stays. 1t is
better to be born lucky than good or
rich.
At the commissioners meeting Tues
day the news leaked out that
Dave Christian, member of the board,
is the father of bouncing baby girl,
now three weeks old. The commits
sioners have smoked all day on the
discovery.
The following from the K. c. Jour
nal will be appreciated fully in lola:
Some time ago it was stated that the
Boer leaders would come to the United
States and settle, and around here it
begins tor look as if General De Wet
had arrived.
Wanted: Man to manage branch
Office for wholesale house: salary
Sl25. 90 per month, Office expense and
commission. Must furnish satisfac-
tory references and 100000 cash. Ad
dress Wholesale jO4 Nelson Bldg
Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. Tom Black, of Eldorad'
Springs. Missouri, is here to connec
with the water works job. He Gale,
at thi. Office and remarked that he i
that anomoly. "a Missouri Republi
can" He was in the front pew at tn
- Roosevelt meeting.
= The REGISTER predicts an epidemi
,o. of swallow tails in lola this fall an
~ knows of one young man who has a
readyplaced an order for his. Who
he comes forth in it if the ordeal doe
- n'truinhi health audhappiness, Other
~ may be expected to follow.
Mrs. Stevens, of West Virgins
= who has been visiting Mrs. /. ReniC
''H for some time, left Sunday for h'
- home via Kansas City. She has Il
y, distinction Of being the grand-dau
''O ter of Mrs. George William Fairfa
wife of the sixth Lord Fairfax.
'ho This is mid-season between SUI
.lss mer and winter too warm for stov
ler- as a ruleand sometimes too cool wit
her out. The REGISTER heard of one 10
Miss who failing to keep warm yesto
l j. day by exercising about the hou
per went to bed to escape the damp chi
,"' The registration books for t
November election will close soon a
if you have not registered this yea
lls or have moved since you register
eep YOU must square it up before you c
lad vote. Better see the city clerk RIG
see now and get your name down so y
can vote.
'rlS Charlie Stone was stopped on
o. street last night under very suspicie
oay circumstances by the police. He h
,her volume of "Kansas Labor Stat
tics" under his arm, and his exp
ugh nations OF the whyness of this VI
on very lame. The police will watch b
to closley hereafter.
y Il The Republican meeting at theop'
house Saturday evening was W
ues- gratifying success, there being &C
here crowd present and the speakers be
then entertaining. The monograph nj
will bers given on Mr.. Heads fine pho
graph were very good.
of There was a good meeting of the
ward publican club at the court mouse
rect, week and steps were taken for the
Gus gani2ation of a drum corps among
day. old and young soldiers. The conn
-, tee appointed to look up the matter
~ composed of w. M. Knapp +.
ork-
ltton AT the home OF the brides pare
nley on South street Sunday Rev. wen
united in marriage Mr.. VIM.
lder Turner, of Westphalia, and n
tight Bessie polaluso"' i"o Sou"s P0N
four VIII MAKE Uilelr noile y" i'''i' =