The Iola register., 1901-04-12

Baker went some time ago, and where |
they expect to make their future home.
Marriage licenses h ave been issued |
to Cyrus Lieb and Emma Segill;
William ID. Clark and Ora Baker,
NJ. Il. Nostrand and Olive May Nc
Kinney.
Mr.. p. H. Sawyer, a brother of Mrs.
Henry Waters is here from Pittsburg
visiting Ler and other relatives. He
is brother of L. M. Sawyer who was
at one time mayor of lola.
lola hasn't all yet she has coming.
There are the street cars, the free
mail delivery, new court house. Every
one of these will be as much fun--for
while-as the new fire engine is.
Last Friday Judge Smith united
in marriage Albert L Jamesons aud
Ethel L. Kennett, both of Gas City.
They came in on the eplug, had the knot
tied and got back home in time for
supper.
1 ht lubtiul vi Cdpu' Dt w lVu Wuo
held at his home near Humboldt last
Tuesday and a number drove down
from lola TO attend. Among them
were j. B. Smith. G. A. Fronk. Mr..
Greenman and Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Cohield.
That new Northrup burglar proof
safe.is a marvel of mechanism. The
entire door screws into the safe, and
tho lock is set to open at any time. 1t
would take so long to blow the thing
open that no one would care. to spend
the time and take the chances.
Bob Fletcher, arrested some days
ago on warrant charging him with
gambling and running gambling
, house, waived his preliminary before
Justice Potter last Friday and was
bound over under $500 bail to appear
in the district court for trial.
Fred Horton got back Thursday
from trip to indianapolis and
Toledo buying gas pipe and apparatus
for gas wells. He says the eastern
field is very quiet right now. Mr..
Horton has the rig up in Salem town
ship for the Noble well and work will
proceed now.
George Carroll has quitrailroading
at Chanute and bought the general
store at Villas, few miles west oi
there. He and his wife are expected
here to visit his parents, Capt. Car.
e roll and wife and her parents Mr.. an6
, Mrs. James Williams, southeast Of
LaHarpe, for a week.
Sheriff Hobart Oft Saturday
: for Topeka with Mrs. Alexander who
was adjudged insane by jury in pro
e bate court some time ago. Mrs. Alex
e ander lived west of the river and hel
sorrowing relatives hope against hop,
that a course of treatment in the To
>, peka asylum may restore her mind.
Mr.. G. A. Lefller from near Bayar,
. has purchased the interest of Mr.
/, Warren in the iewelry business o
GoG & Warren and took charge las
= Friday. Mr.. Warren does not kno,
yet what helwill do but it is hoped h
= may remain in lola. Mr.. Leiller is
d nephew oflFranksDelller who usedto b
= in the jewelry business here.
T.. w. Birdsall, who has been il
. Kansas lCity, Mo-, for more than
. year, has just returned to town with
i new limb. 1t will be remembered b,
many lola people that two years ag'
l. last March this young man lost one o
i his limbs by the accidental discharg
. OF shot gun and it finally becam
necessary to amputate the limb nea
: the knee Joint.
Harry Thomas reports that he wa
+ awakened the other night by an un
seemly and astounding heaving ant
= gro aning on his front porch. HI
s went down and discovered two Ioli
= youths recovering from terrible
fullne When they were relieved
n enough to be able to work he stood
o over them while they carried water
v and manipulated brooms until tn,
traces of their stay we're removed.
a The Jewish passover began Wed
o nesday night and orthdoX Jews are
i expected to eat unleavened bread fo
a eight days. 1t is generally called tn,
Jewish Easter. The Jewish passover
refers to the time when the Jews lef
o Egypt, where they were in bondage fol
. Palestine. Their departure from
q Egypt was sudden, and they ate un
leavened bread baked by the Sun, ant
thus the Jews remember the event b,
= eating unleavened bread.
q Yates Center Advocate: A CARLOAD
of telephone poles for our telephone
company arrived here and one at th,
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