The Iola register., 1900-10-12

SION was Wltnln twenty rect OF me Ill
through the fight. He is a daisy, you
betr'
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns are here from
Kansas City. Mr. Burns is a member
of the engineering firm of Burns &
Mcdonnell and will go to Cherry
vale to superintend the work at that
place.
Since.we have started out to build |
twenty foot walks around the square
it is too bad we cannot build them all
at once, now that the man with the
cement machine is here ready to do
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Potter and
Miss Georgia English went to Lath-
rop, Mo-, last Saturday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Potter's brother
who died Friday from stroke of
paralysis.
Mrs. Jean +. Bishop, of Paris, Ill.,,
and Mrs. Kate A. Bishop, of Kansas
City, Mo-, sisters of G.. NJ. Nelson,
who have been here visiting him, went
to ElDorado this morning to visit an
other brother.
The REGISTER Monday had the pleas
ure of meeting Mr.. w. A. Trout who
is visiting relatives at Neosho Falls
and came to lola to look the town
over again. For number of years
he has been living in South America.
1t may be of interestto some people
not to you of course gentle reader-to
know when hogs may come back to
town according to the ordinances
They may return November ! and not
till then. This, alas, refers only to
swine.
Mrs. William Knapp and Mrs.
Laura Barnes, delegates from the two
Rebecca lodges of lola went to Tope-
ka = Tuesday to attend grand
lodge. A. j. Servey, delegate to the
odd Fellows grand lodge accompanied
them.
Miss Emma Evans and her sister
Mrs. Minnie Short, left last Saturday
for Pittsburg, Kansas, where they will
visit a few days, going from there tC
Seattle, Wash, where Miss Emma viii
make her future home with her sister
, Mrs. Julia Taylor.
. The boys whose evil genius has
e gotten the better of their lucky staI
and who are lying in Jail, are philo
I sophical. In summing up the situa
Y tion one cheerful youth recalled
! We'll, we don't have to work out our
( poll tax, anyway"
Mrs. VIM Tice who has been her,
t visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Myers
a returned last Saturday to her hom
, in Frontenac. Mrs. Myers accom-
Z panied her and will remain there sew
eral months as her husband expect
, to leave for Galveston.
e In the marriage license column o
, the X. c. Star of Sunday appeare,
+ the following which will interest Iol;
people: Chas. d. Storey, of lola
p Mabel Brady, of Tippecanoe Ind
Mr.. Storey's friends will take pleas
q re in giving him the glad hand whel
he returns here.
Chanute opened her newly fitted NJ
+ and repaired Williams opera hous
Saturday night with considerable
y eclat and cOrkscrew. 1t is now on
, of the best play houses in this part o
D the state-being really superior t,
lola's magnificent dramatic temple.
Five men were summoned befor
the city authorities Monday for non
: payment of dog tax and all paid III
p with more or less glee. Several othe
{ people who knew they had not pal,
appeared voluntarily and squared tn,
bill. Today the officers had anothe
list and were out after them.
! The bright mirror of fact and fiction
q that fountain of truth eternal, tina
Il classic moulder of public opinion
the Kansas City Times, says that T.
l. Purcell is the spell-binder, par eH
cellence, of Allen county, and that h
has at last been persuaded to com
y out and bind.
g Arrangements have been made fo
continuous twenty foot cement wal
from the Shields-Barclay store mort
3 to the Sleeper block. All the COZ
n tracts will be let at once and ii
st cement company's expert will do ii
n work. 1t is the finest walk on cart
a and will greatly improve the appear
ance of the street.
d j. L. Christy and the sheriff an
Il county clerk were talking about draw
If ing jury. Neither of the latter hay
d ever been drawn. Christy remarke
S that he had served on hundred bl
did not like it. Then the sheriff an
clerk returned to the Office and bepa