The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-12-14

Racket.
Cherryvale Clarion: Mrs. Bertha
Hampton is in lola visiting her moth
er, Mrs, Y. Woodall
The Santa Fe road has posted a
placard Offering $3.50 reward for in
formation convicting anyone of cutting |
the telegraph wires of the company.
Leavenworth is undergoing $l0,-
600 damage suit. A street obstruction
resulted in broken tug and car
riage ran backwards down hill and
upset, iniuring lady occupant.
Mr.. j. II. Spicer was down from
Geneva Saturday and made the
REGISTER a pleasant call. Mr. Spicer
is in his eighty-ffth year and is hale
and hearty as a man ought to be at
that age.
j. Harvey Gay, recognized as one
of the leading Ophthalmic opticians,
of Kansas, will be in his home Office,
Hussman building, Humboldt, Kan
sas, from Dec. Is to Jan. !. All eX-
aminations free.
Lew Horville went to Kansas City
last night with a car of fat cattle,
which is the third or fourth he has ac-
companied to the market lately. And
the Horville cattle always tip the beam
and touch the bottom of the buyer's
purse.
The Tuesday Reading Club at Cha
mute adopted a baby to raise. 1t
would be interesting to know how
many infants will be left to grow up
bow legged astride their daddies'
while these ladies raise their adopted
charge.
1t seems probable that there will be
no regular appointment of a police
Judge atlpresent the two justices of the
peace being required by law to fill his
chair during his absence, and they
will probably do the work as
needed.
Fine satin DamasS table cloths and
napkins for Christmas atRoseuberg's
Toronto Republicans; Kansas City
Kansas, is to get $4,000 this year for
finishing her public building. Kan
sas City, Kansas is the Ornery Boy
of Kansas. 1t has to be hired to be
good, and after it gets its price, is al
ways worse than it was before.
In his recent General Order
Number 8" Department Commander
w, w. Martin, of the G. a. r., asks
for the address of S. II. Harrington,
Captain of c. X. 9TH Kansas Cavalry,
or any others of that Company who
knew Nathan johnson in the army.
25cts china and opal novelties at
Rosenberg's.
LaHarpe News; Fred and Will
Brister returned home Sunday morn
ing from a pleasure trip through An
dersoh and Linn counties.
Mrs. Gertrude Woten, of near lola,
visited with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. f. Wallis, the first of the week.
SOC to 25c buys a. game at Rosen-
berg's.
In the district court Fred S. Foster
has asked to have the judgment re-
Gently granted against him in favor of
f Hirsch set aside, alleging that he
had an agreement with Hirsch's attor-
ney that there should be ten days
more time given and hence did not APP
pear.
Ladies initial handkerchiefs bets at
Rosenberg's.
Mr.. Thos. d. Luzier, general agent
of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
, Company for eastern Kansas, is in
town looking up business. He is a
member of-Kansas City lodge, b. p.
O. E., and was soon mixed up with a
crowd of local Elks after his arrival
here.
Mems initial handkerchiefs bets at
Rosenberg's.
Mrs. Leda Donoho who was called
to Elsmore several weeks ago on ac-
count of "A death in the family passed
through lola Monday on her
way to her home in La Junta, Colo
RADIO. She was accompanied by her
mother who will make her home with
her.
The Grand Leader has one of the
most valuable windows in town. The
east window contains new invoice of
diamonds, ranging in value from 1925
to 800, which together with several
solid gold watches, makes the window
easily worth in the neighborhood OF
$1,000.
25c to $l.O0 buys doll carriage at
Rosenberg's.
The Missouri & Kansas telephone
line which is being built south thrOuph