The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-16

down in the Gulf states with her sit-
ter.
Pittsburg HpadRghr Joe Kcski, |
VINO is employ ed la he lola sine IL, s, |
has been visiting his family in tine |
city for the past two or three days, |
returned to his " ork today,
Mr. h b Post. Royal Prophet
the Ancient Order of Pyramids, WIZ |
he IN lola Monday evening AID mas
n speech to the members and friendr !
of that order at their hall.
The "Jolly Club" met at the HON
Of Mr.. and Mrs Il. =. Brackenridg,
Wednesday. During the evening "a
little routine business Was prIfItmed
in which the Club decided to give .
real" reception in the near future.
One OF the most notable features OF
81 eldOn's CapjtdL edition when has
been carefully censored as 10 news
and adveTtising matter, was the at.
vertisement OF u washing machine
that washing is a pleasure" THIS is
certainly u matter OF faith aud 30 was
perm tied publication.
Gas City, in Allen county, has boom
that is annoy ing lola. Eight dwelling
houses are in the course OF construction
there.-k. c. star.
Not that you could notice Il. The
erection OF the eight houses was all.
nouuced to the expectant would by
the REGISTER, aud lola is as proud OF
Gas CITY and LanyOnville aud La
Harpe as a mother OF three handsome
lusly children.
Chas. o. Burns, accused of trying
to sell gloves which he was supposed
N aInlan
Saturday afternoon the police beng
unable to find anyone VINO would
swear out warrant against him. He
was instructed to move hence, that
while lola was anxious to roll up
good registration this spring she
didn't care il he went to Chanute and
registered there.
An American woman living in
Manila writes that the two greatest
deprivations that she ana her Amerl-
can friends have to undergo are fresh
fruit and sweet milk. There il no
berry OF auy sort to be had and no
, small fruit. There are plenty OF ban
anas, but they have an insipId TASTE
Condensed mix is used exclusively
by the American colony. Most OF the
vegetables that they use are canned
The knights of the Maccabees have
rented the upper floor OF the building
lately vacated by ID. Ewart on the
south side of the square, cut out all
the partitions, repaired the interior
and converted it into "a lodge hall,
taking "a lease on 1t for two years. To
| help bear the expense they have sub
| leased it for different nights in the
week to other lodges and have the
entire week now taken save Saturday
night.
Miss Grace Brewster is planning to
join party of friends who leave
Lawrence for Paris in about six
weeks, and she and one of the other
young ladies of the party will remain
II year abroad, dividing their time
between France and Germany. study
ing the fac art of pdriez UOusing aud
sprechen sieing. There is quite u
party Of other lola people planning
to take in the big fair, so this burg
will be represented.
IT. Scott Monitor: Miss Bertha
Pressler entertained number Of her
lady friends last evening at her home
at lll3 south Main street, in honor OF
her friend, Miss Minnie oldest of La
HaTpe, who is her guest. The even
ing was charmingly spent in social
conversation and other light amuse-
ments that made the few hours APP
pear short. Miss oldest Is a pleasing
little lady who made many friends
during her stay here.
A lot of older lola people will re-
member w. G.. Oren who used to be
in the sewing machine and organ
business with Il. Il. Anderson In one
of the little shacks where the Ne y
York store now stands, eighteen
years ago. He returned TO lola for
the first time in eighteen year \ on
day, and while he found arun Der
OF old friends, he sees great q Al OF
new and unknown lola. He expects
to be here a couple of weeks,
Mr.. Hanna, representing the
Copper, Lead and Zinc ReUieW OF
New ork, is in the city looking over
the gas field. This magazine has n
large circulation among cas- ern man.
ufacturers and investors and has sew,
eral times printed articles which first
appeared in the REGISTER about the
industries here. Mr. Hanna may re.
main week or more and it is hoped
that some interesting reading will ht
furnished to the subscribers of the
magazine
rhe presiding elder of the Free
Methodist church after looking over
the lola field has decided to separate
lola from Bronson and has appoint ed
Mrs. Ollie ID. Price, of Glrard, a
minister here. Mrs. Price has
preached here several times and has
u lot of admiring friends who will be
delighted to know of her appointment
to this charge. She will hold hel
first services at the court house next
sunday, an announcement of which
will appear later.
Most people become puzzled whef
wanting TO buy good spring remedy
as so many blood remedies are adver
tised. Think u minute. Harsaparills
Ia good for the bls Od; celery is gOoC