The Iola register., 1901-08-16


Miss Lucy Harris, of Nevada who has
been here visiting her.
1t is not unusual to find stone
walk adorned with broken glass of
the hue of beer bottle. What do
you think of man who gets so mad
at an inanimate bottle because 1t goes
empty that he smashes it ?
Albert Ihrig, who owns two houses
in the southeast part of town, and Fl.
II. Jones who has worn himself out
trying to farm patch north of town,
are on swap and Ihrig will likely
go to the country and Jones come to
town.
lola has been peculiarly blessed in
the matter of fires this summer. With
fire department we'll equipped. plenty
OF water and a good pressure, the
force anxious to practice, the fire evi
seems to have taken its departure from
the city.
Here is joke from Punch with a
moral in it: "Oh, you cruel boy, to
take those eggs out of the nest! Think
\ OF the poor mother bird when she
comes" "The mother birds dead,
miss. :" How do you know that p''
~ see it in your hat ~ e,
Emmett Culbertson has just been in
formed that his registration number
was II, 742, which shows he was pretty
lucky, when 1t is remembered that
100, 900 numbers we're in the box. Had
there been II, 402 farms Emmett would
have got the last one.
La Harpe News: Joe Butler, the
baker, has secured the services of Geo
Often, another baker from lola. Nov
for pies, cakes and doughnuts galore
And what is best of all they are made
next door to the print shop. Mr.
Often moved his family out here Tues
day.
The REGISTER is glad TO learn tina
Mr.. r. T. Anderson is very much i'm
proved Iand is rapidly recover
ing from the attack of Saturday.
was largely nervous trouble, caused
by worry and loss of sleep and wit
proper care and rest he will soon b
himself again,
Lutte Slower recently ran acros
Charlie Moore at Moran, the oil
Charlie who lived here once in tn
sleepyl days and chummed with Jir
Hamilton. Moore is now rea
estateman in Honolulu and has pros
pered even to the extent of winning
charming wife.
- Several lola Misses have rugged II
bathing suits and have on several OF
i casions recently taken a dip in tn
raging placidity of the Neosho. Non
of them have yet solved the mystery {
e making suits that. look nice after tai
ing a dip and so the bathing is dor
a in sequestered spots and at night.
Louie; Bassett, who sold clothin
here when lola just began to creep u
: to metropolitan ways, came up frol
, Coifeyville ,last Saturday and wi
work at the: Famous. Louie is goo
4 salesmanland has many friends heI
who will be glad to see him agar
Mrs. Bassett.will arrive in few day!
MIR. j. S.Rogers, president of tn
Lanyon Zinc Company, came in frol
st. Louis Friday morning. He say
everything is progressing most sati!
e factorily in the smelling business an
] that the rolling mill is getting alon
. nicely, although slightly delayed b
b inability to get iron on account of IL
strike.
= "Aunt Sallie" is reported bette
S The old negress, who was old an
D wizened and gray haired when the fir;
e settler moved on the townsite has bee
near TO deaths door. She is strang
o old character who could tell an inte
: esting story were she so mindet
punctuated with characteristic cor
n ment and keen satire.
' When the square is circled with 2
foot cement walks and the clerks re
a ularly wash them off with the hoi
Y about O'Clock in the morning, 10
st will be one of the most attracti'
n business places on Garth. And Il
S paving will not be so burdenson
then. with so short distance betwet
II the curb and street car line.
Word was received by his moth
= yesterday that DR.. Lewis G. Thay,
a of Mercer, Utah, and Miss MauC
l. Atchinson of Pawnee Rock, Neb
were united in marriage at Salt Lal
l. City, Utah, on Thursday evening
IS Aug. 8. They will make their hon
in Mercer where DR.. Thayer is e
u gagged in the practice of medicine.
d Pittsburg Headlight: The Lab'
Day arrangement committee have a
l. ranged for good racing program
n take part at the park tracks in t