The Iola register., 1900-04-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

holdt TO visit her mother over sun.
day.
Brooks Lane--the @abbling Brooks
-is persuading travellers to dine and
sleep at the Pennsylvania Hotel.
Miss Edith Gilkeson, daughter of
Mr.. iona Gilkeson OF Carlyle, has
been In town this week visiting rela
tives and friends.
Col w. d 5aphar came home from
Ottawa where he attended u q. A.
X. reunion and In some way won
lot of pea eock feathers.
II lola keeps on growing and spread
ing for ten yeara more at the rate she
has In the past three she will be al
most as large on the map az Humbol
is.
Lieutenant Ray Enslow Of the Goth
Kaneas, passed through lola Saturday
on his way to Channte on visit. He
was married at Kansas City the other
day and his wife was with him.
An Anderson county farmer sold
his farm, bought another and sold it
all within week. He thereupon
decided he had call to enter the
real estate business and moved to
Ottawa.
John Kingsley returned from Kan
sas CITY where he has been taking
treatment. He reports himself as
feeling fine and very hopeful of re-
gaining perfect health which all his
friends will bs glad TO learn.
There ha. been more money involved
"A MI lannI ha IN
this county since the discovery of gas
than ever before, and the lawyers are
of the opinion that the gas was made
partly fer their benefit.
Last Friday at the home of Mr..
Luther Campbell, Fred ID. Reed, a
canister who drives for Mr.. Book,
was married to Miss Jessie NJ Mathis
of Bronson. The young people have
the good wishes OF All their friends.
Mr.. George Barth, of Prairie Dell,
has bought new wool clipping ma
chine which he thinks is "a clipper"
At any rare he expects to shear his
own and all his neigh bors' sheep this
spring, and guarantees the latest cut &.
WestphaRa Times: a very pleasant
fareweu surprise social was given at
the home OF Mrs. Maggie Upton and
daughter, Miss Jennie ON last Thur4-
day evening. they expect to move TO
lola where they will make their
future home.
David A. lies, representing a big
bridge company of Canton, o., was
here today trying to pursade County
| Clerk Fronk that he needed half a
l nayan hriH In tn lima NJ IL
ing to press Fronk had not placed
any orders.
Lewis. s.Coffield is working at the
Lanyon smelter in this city, having u
position in the chemists department.
He went to work last Monday. 1t il
only u matter of time, therefore. until
his name will be among those written
i'm the list of directors and heavy
stockholders.
II. 3. Slower is having more trouble
with that plat OF lola. Since he con-
tracted to make one for the city, he
has had to add fifteen additions to
the plat and the additions como In
about as fast as he can find time to
make the plat complete.
The latest addition TO the city OF
lola is Sleeper's addition, which lies
northeast OF town, west of the old
home place, and joining onto the
north line of the townsite. Its west
front strikes about where north Cot
tonwood street will pass. xshxn
The reason Kansas will always be
overrun by Ten Nights in Bar
Room troupes Ia that the quarantine
on saloons Is go tight that many peo-
pie grow up without knowing what a
har room is and attend this show to
see. Didn't 1t ought to be so?
California Creek item in Coffey lie
Journal Presiding Elder Vezie OF
lola came down on the 18th and held
the quarterly meeting for the Bartles-
vile circuit. 1t was well attended
We hear that Elder VeZie called for
a missionary collection and received
ten dollars.
LaHaype NelOs: On Saturday
evening, Mr.. John Mcdonald and sis.
ter, Margaret, complimented thtii
guest, Miss Ethel Holt, Of lola, with
party. Music and games whirled
away the evening most pleasantly
the guests fingered until late hour
fruit was served.
Gov. Stanley has been invited tC
deliver the address to the graduate:
at the approaching commencement o
the lola High school and it is al
most certain that he will accept the
invitation. Gov Stanley is
splendid speaker and lola will bC
fortunate to hear him on such an oc
casion as this.
Mr.. H. j. Blood and family con
sisting OF his wife aud father, came
down from Kincaid Saturday and viii
} hereafter make lola their home. Mr.
Blood is building a neat house OF
South Cottonwood, and both he anC
his father will invest considerable,
money in lola property. The REGIs
TER is glad to welcome them 10 lola
An lola man told the REGIsTEI
the other day that he was taken il
, tow nv "A OanO here i'm town lnadaC