The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-11


from Kansas City. He has lately
been running job Office there, but
has given that up.
Mrs. L. II. Wilson of Des Moines,
Iowa, who has been here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.. Whit
son returned last Monday to her
home.
| From Geneva comes word that 81
celloid harness rings and keepers were
stolen Saturday night from the barn
of G. W. Spencer, who offers a liber-
al reward for return of same.
James Urine broke ground Monday
for large and handsome residence
on south Chestnut street at the corner
of Spruce. He bought the lot about a
week ago and has gone right to work.
A. L. Taylor, lola's well known
horticulturist and gardener, went to
Topeka Wednesday to attend the
State meeting of Agriculturists and
represent the Allen County Fair As
ISOLATION.
Hop tea joints have been dourishing
in Chanute for some time and the coun
ell at its Monday nights meeting de-
cided to have the police enforce the
law and shut them all up. They had
been paying fines.
License to wed was issued Tuesday
to Mr.. w. A. Dawson and Miss Lena
Linderman, both of lola. The cere-
mony will be performed tonight at the
brides home, Rev. Kirkpatrick
officiating.
Born, Monday, January I, 1901, to
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. l.. Thistler, at Chap
man, Kansas, nine pound daughter.
Mrs. Thistler was formerly Miss
Frances Mcclure of lola, and her host
of friends will rejoice at the happy
news.
The students who have been at home
spending their vacations left Monday
noon for Lawrence to begin work
again. The crowd was composed of
Miss Ruth Ewing, Marga Stevenson,
Francis Norris, Clark Jacoby and
Harry Bedell.
Purifies the blood-flls the system
with life, health and vigor. -Begg's
Blood Purifier. 1t cured me of dys-
pepsia and costiveness, and other dis
eases arising from impure blood;
think it is splendid medicine" says
Mrs. Alice Reed, Butler, Mo. Evans
Bros.
Jesse Shinn, the district court steno-
grapher, isn't very bright, it seems.
He is populist and lives at Chanute.
Today he walked over from the hotel
to Bowlus's corner, saw the name
Sycamore" on a tree, went a block
farther east and found Cottonwood
on tree, and now is bowling because
both trees he claims are elms.
Mrs. Delp from Carlyle township
corrects a report current that she and
her children were killed in runaway
, Saturday night. They were on their
way to church at Pleasant Valley
when the horse ran away, choosing a
/, down hill run. Finally line broke.
Her daughter jumped out, landing UNI
hurt, and her son jumped onto the
horses back and succeeded in stopping
= him. None of them were hurt.
One of the most enjoyable and
I largely attended lodge meetings OF
the year was the installation of officers
= by the w. II. G and G. A. r.. Satur'
: day night in the G. A. II. hall
y An abundant banquet had been pre-
pared and close to 400 people were in
attendance and partook of the goOC
cheer supplied at the tables and il
the speeches and conversation. Il
was a very jolly crowd, and the climax
! was reached when John Vannuys en-
, tered late and the walters seated hin
and placed the carcass of whole,
half-devoured turkey before him, and
left him to do the rest. Mr.. w. w
Martin, State commander and install.
t ing officer, helped make the evening
an eVentful one.
Y Police Judge Gard is at II loss Ifol
n some punishment which will fall upon
e the condemned and not be in fact an
= expense to the community. He has
+ two men in the calaboose Tuesday
} noon for being drunk, both OF whom
= he turned loosethatmorning, one under
! a 800 fine. AS soon as Trey got out
| they seem to have gone Immediately
and spent the money they claimed they
a didn't have for fines for liquor.
e There's where rock pile looms beauti-
5 fully. When man cares not a snap
! about arrest and fines he usually hates
g work like poison. The only punish
ment then is work, and the added
beauty is that the prisoner in some