The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-28


Smith, GA State street, during fair
week. Miss Anna Harvey, of Chase
county, will assist in entertaining
them.
JEW. Delaplaine has come out for
expansion by plating and placing on
the market the triangular piece of
ground south of the Missouri Pacific |
railway and north of Brooklyn Park.
1t cut up into twenty lots, all lying
smooth and even.
After the affair in the park the
night MIR. Seaman spoke, Charles
Ross was arrested for assaulting Sam
Perkins. Later Sam Perkins was ar
rested for boisterous conduct and
fined 50 and costs. Ross's hearing
has been put off till October / and
then the affair will be ended.
Culbertson has fitted up the upper
front rooms of his store very hand
somely and has his undertaking
parlors there. There is display
room, a handsome reception room
and a room where embalming and
such work can be done, separated from
the rest of the store.
Mrs. NJ. L. Brewster received let
ter from her daughter Grace Sunday,
telling of the latter's safe arrival in
Liverpool. The voyage over was de-
lightfully calm, every night full
moon lighting up the waste of water.
days were consumed in the crossing,
which was not unwelcome considering
the smoothness.
In spite of the abundant rains which
fell in lola during fair week and ever
since there are portions of the county
which were still complaining that the
stock ponds were dry. So the rain
which began Sunday morning and last
ed all day and night, a general rain
all over eastern Kansas, was welcome
and will fiji ponds and make good
pastures.
The Fort Scott Monitor quotes the
Hobart about the change of heart in
Colorado and refers to him as ALLEN
7 county's Democratic sheriff" a later
letter from Hobart says he is prepar
ing to come home and when he arrives
he will probably sue the Monitor for
2 SANDER. Hobart is Republican, has
E been since the flood.
2 The editor of the REGISTER went to
Wellington Monday where he
1 to address a Republican meeting to-
night. He will be at Kingman tomor-
row, at Pratt Wednesday, Stafford
I Thursday end Mcpherson Friday. He
will join the Roosevelt party Friday
evening at Mcpherson and remain with
it until the special train reaches Cher
+ ryvale Saturday when he will stop of
to address an afternoon meeting.
Z. S. Slower is preparing the maps
OF the city showing all the streets nam
ed as required by the postal authori
ties. The council the other night pas
sed an ordinance granting the right &c
Uncle Sam to use the electric light
poles for mail boxes. Thus is th,
city getting ready for free delivery
but it must be remembered by theindi
vidual citizens that it is their duty
required before we can get free deliv'
cry, to number their houses. Put W
the numbers right away
License to marry was issued Satur
day to Mr.. Otto Ohlfest and Miss Min
ME NJ. Hanrell, both of LaHarpe. Il
is understood that they were weddeC
] at that place Sunday. Allen county
e people will be interested in the unior
of these well known people. Mr.. Oil
/ fest belongs to one of the promnen
e families and for years held a remuner
! alive position on railroad back east
later serving through the Spanish war
His bride is charming young lady
loved and admired by all who know
her. The REGISTER extends congratu
lations.
Mrs. j. c. Beatty was in from Usage
Tuesday interviewing friends in be-
half of the Galveston sufferers. Sht
has letter ON Dave Beatty in which
he says he and his wife were in Colo
RADIO at the time of the storm and Sc
escaped. A good deal of valuabl,
property which he owned was destroy
ed, however. His appeal was for tn,
women and children who have beer
used to life's comforts and are sud
denly left without clothes or anything
Mrs Beatty's solicitation was quite
successful.
X. G. Journal; In the Smith Count!
journal, the Populist organ of Smitl
Center, Colonel Edward Little il
quoted as comparing himself to Col
onel Roosevelt. He is made to sa!
that the difference between the Twen