The Iola register., 1900-10-19

MISS Ella EWarJ came uOWn from
Wellsville Monday for two weeks
visit with her parents. Miss Abbie
is now conducting the store at that
place.
Mrs. d. L. Mckenzie and Miss
Fannie Alpress who have been here
visiting Mrs. T.. j. Brewer returned
Wednesday to their homes in Amos,
Missouri.
II. NJ. Claridy, thecolored Lad found |
guilty of stealing an overcoat belong |
ing to Frank Cooley from barn in
Davis's addition, was sentenced in
Justice court to servelsixty days i'm the
county joil, beginning October 10.
MAs the lease on our warehouse eX-
pires November 1st we will sell road
wagons at $500, top buggies $40 to
$50, surries S74 to $50 to close ont.
We have but few poles left so come
quick if you want II bargain. Schell
a. Baird.
The bidding on the Methodist church
| 10 btNOllilllE Nhl il9 ~ OlN VI NiiN
local contractors. The job is one of
the largest in the city and good
many contractors are after it. AS the
bids will not be opened until the 10th
there Is still time for entries.
Mrs. j. NJ. Mason, Mrs. II. A.
Ewing Mrs. Lagrange, Mrs. Stimp-
son, Mrs. VIM. Davis, Mrs. NJ. L..
Brewster and Mrs. DR.. Fulton re-
turned this morning from Moran
where they attended yesterday the an
nual Missionary Convention of the
Presbyterian church. They report "a
pleasant and profitable time.
Miss Clara Foust had few friends
at her home Tuesday and the time
was spent very pleasantly in games
and dancing. Among those present
were Misses Pearl Servey, Daisy Ho-
BART Josie Swearingen. Gertie Hobart
Clara Bowlus and Messrs. Bert McNiel
Wagers, Taylor and Chas. Stone and
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Kreuger.
j. V. Merchant spent Sunday in
E lola. He said they had the
report out down at Cherryvale-- and
were shedding sympathetic tears oven
? it, of cOurse-that practically all the
factories in lola had closed down, and
might never start up again. He was
warmly assured that he could truthful
ly tell his friends that lola is doing
Z well.
e 1t is customary at the restaurants
i in informing the cook what kind o
"A meal to dish up to yell the name o
the meat order, thus: zone on tn,
D fish, " "One on the steak" " zone OF
+ the pork" Today waiter at tn,
our Way varied the pork order b,
calling "One on the hog" and TIN
3. proprietor delivered him a lecture "a
5 once.
y, The following from the Hutchinson
y News will recall that Miss Doran re-
) Gently edited the LaHarpe Argus il
~ this county:
o +. y. She ppard has sold the Macksyille Issu
: to Miss NJ L. Dorm who has changed tn
name to The Argus which she says viii b
Miss Dowu puuScS. however. To place he
n endorsement on Robert Fmdluy, the Repub
can candidate for state senator, by saying ina
"Fohhy rs ull right ana good ana genial le
d low But then everybody believed that re
, sagdle>N of politics.
Il Miss Maude Holden gave farewell
- party to Miss Bertha Rudrow at he
# home on North Walnut last weel
4 Miss Rudrow expects to leave 500
for Crowley, La. where she will max
her future home. The evening wa
-, delightfully."- passed away in game
/, and amusements such as youn
= crowd will naturally think of. Thos
-, present were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
- Hankins, Rose and Ada Davies
-. Edith Charles and Chas. Stone an,
- Walter Hull.
y Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Charles re
= turned Monday to their home in II
linois after a good long visit her
5 with his brother, A. p Charles AM
p family. He expressed himself as YER
2. favorably impressed with this countr
and should he'ever elect to move her
n lola people will be very glad indee
n to welcome him. Mr.. Charles is
= large land owner and stock raiser O
J. Knox county, III. and for a nnmbe
II OF years has held the Office of super
visor.
p The Lanyon Zinc Company invite
st the teachers of the city schools t.
n come out and go through the work
y some time so last evening headed b
a Superintendent Mitchell they accepte
p the invitation. Mr.. Davies, one Q
n the book keepers at the works, too
;. upon himself the task of showing an