The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

North Buckeye, on Thurs
day Feb. 20, 1900, daughter.
Another car of machinery arrived
for the cement plant last week
including one of the huge Westing-
house gas engines.
John Marion went to Neosho Falls
last Friday with one of the little
Richeson boys who will make his
home with his uncle, Mr.. Wright, for
the present.
Mr.. A. Peterson, farmer from
Wellsville, has bought j. e. BEN amin
house in Brooklyn Park and will
move his family here about the first
of next month.
A prominent lumberman says that
the pro spects for building this spring
are very excellent but at present the
bad condition of tho roads and the
continued dampness is making foun-
dation building very difficult.
Stroud (Okla.) Star: Miss Della
Laid, who visited relatives in stroud
for several days returned to her home
In lola the first of this week accom-
panied by Mrs. A l.. II. Street, who
will visit lola and Neodesha, Kaneas.
Mr.. Arnett, of the local telephone
company, informs the REGIS TER that
connections were made Friday with
the line running INTO Osawatomte. IL
is only q matter Of time until half the
business of eastern Kansas will be
done by telephone.
! What has Louis Roor to say to this
from the Hutchinson News.
An lola tailor advertsess "what is Man
without his breeches % Well, II depends.
If he stays out doors for any length OF time
| minus that portion OF his apparel he would
| probably be rather chilly.
Cards have been received by the
authorities all over the State offering
g., 900 reward for the capture of two
Tennessee murderers and the police
will make those high priced gentle
men hard to catch il they ever get
trace of them.
A band of friendly gypsies who are
trying to shy up to municipal back
doors down in the Cherryvale neigh
borhood are being urged to move on
because people think they would
make such an excellent medium for
the transmission of smallpox.
Mr.. Miller, the real estate man
brought i'm three families from Booae
county, Iowa, Saturday and they
will occupy farms which they bought
last summer. They are Isador
Weigle and family, j. II Hasteadt
Bronson Record: Two lola youths
J started TO Fort scott last sunday
evening but they stopped'at Bronson.
lola Joints must sell mighty poor
whisky to make a man think Bron
son is Fort Scott. They were careG
} for by one OF Bronson's accommodating
citizens and were able to return homt
Monday morning.
A lease was recorded last Friday
which gives to the cement company
the rights to the gas beneath the lanC
owned by the Northrup estate anC
described as the northeast quarter o
section 80, township "a and range Is
, This is q very desirable piece OF ga
territory and ought to add materially
to the gas holdings Of the big com
pany.
The suit in justice court at Moran
of w. A. and J. II. Rose against thu
NJ. X. & Il. railroad Ior SEQ damages
and $50 attorneys fees was deOideC
in favor of the plaintiffs and now tn,
railroad has filed it's appeal in tn,
district court. The suit was 70
damage by fire which resulted in tn
loss of hay, worth $54, fifty fenc
4 posts, worth So, and several rods o
fence, worth $40.
The announcement that the nation
4 al Democratic convention would b
held in Kansas City this year wa
followed by the immediate resolve o.
4 the part of every Democrat in Iol
g to attend if possible Many Of ther
= preferred Milwaukee, as "a meetin
place but Ferd Helm isn't a bad ma
to he acquainted with il You cannC
hobnob with Pabst. The SuBtiOwe
& league already has list of some fit
!, W more members in lola.