The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-21

10y f.. {. Remsberg. 1t will please |
you.
Opening of fall and winter millinery |
at Mrs. Goshorn's. The 10Th and Both |
of September. Opposite Pennsylvania
Hotel.
Mrs. T. S. Slower and son returned |
Wednesday from Colorado Springs,
Colo, where they have been for their
health.
There will be a pole and flag rails
ing in Savonburg, Saturday, the22nd, |
and an address by Hon. f. II. |
/ Funston.
From the way it rains every half
hour the weather man is evidently
laboring under the delusion that the
fair is still on.
A black, dehorned Jersey COW has
been taken up. Owner may secure
same by calling at this Office and pay
ing for this notice.
]. T. Treadway sold four of the
goats which he had on exhibition at
the fair to G. NJ. Irwin of Wichita.
They were shipped Monday.
Miss Mary Twilley was adiudged in
sane by the jury in the probate court
last week and was taken to the To-
peka asylum yesterday by deputy
sheriff Conley.
Toronto Republican, Will Jones
went to lola Sunday, returning Tues
day. He rented house over there
and has packed up his household
effects and moved to that city yester-
day. He has a position at the west
smelter at that place.
' County recorder Homer Fowler has
been expecting visit from his old
father for some weeks, but Wednes-
day got a letter stating that the old
, gentleman had started for Europe to
7 visit Paris and also revisit the old
, home in Ireland where his wife lived
+ Jimmy Hershberber, the stalwart
o Democrat, says he isn't betting on the
election, state or national. He bel
once, about ten years ago that the Re
publicans would not carry Kansas by
+ 10000 majority and lost. They hat
close to $4,000 and Jimmy swore of
right then.
Sam O'Hara was over from Moran
b.. Wednesday and was examined by tn,
~. pension board for a pension. He
h entered the army a lusty. strappinl
= man and came out with his healtl
completely shattered. All his com
rades and friends are unanimous il
: the wish that he may get a gooC
o pension.
o The Northrup bank is now beins
= kept back by the inability to get ma
terial. The front has not yet com,
and the metal ceiling which wa.
: shipped was not the right kind an(
u was sent back. Work is going on in
l. side right along, the outer walls ar,
5 being washed down and when the ma
n terial does come the finish will b,
+ fast.
Moran Herald: Moran is certainl,
- doing her share in sending pupils t.
the various colleges. The following il
=. "a roster of those who are attendin!
. college and thel college they are at
tending: Jesse Jones, State Agricultu
raj College at Manhattan: Ralpl
Jewell, Cedar Rapids, Iowa: Harr,
> Basset Marysville, Tennessee: OscaI
Brown, Kansas University, Lawrence
Bella Wright Jennie Salisbury anC
Edna Keith, at Emporia; Mary Earring
at Ottawa University; Every one o
these young people are graduates o
the Moran High School
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Alstot. who
! opened up the Lawrence House her,
y and sold out after establishing a gooC
business, are again in business il
lola, having opened up on the nortl
> side of the square "Alstott's Dining
u Hall" a neat lunch room has beer
( fitted up in the front of the building
and in the rear they will handle Aou
: feed and groceries. After selling GU
Il here Mrs. Alstott travelled arounC
considerably looking for a Location
: but found nothing that promised a.
. well as lola so she returned and TO
some time has been waiting for
I building.
Down at Arkansas City last Frida,
4 the writer met Mr.. ID. b. Stephens
I whose home is in lola but who is nov
on the road with a patent sweeper
with which he is having good success
He reported having recently seen Mr.
) A. G. Jones, Mrs. Mary Ives Hartley
D Mrs. Kiser Walker, and other former
} ly of Allen county people now in Okla
; homa. He also said that he had beer
told that Emmett Burns, formerly con
y | Dapta1 with tho Ipaanr1 hama ie ,n,,, l.,