The Iola register., 1901-10-04
THE lola REGISTER.
,JBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
CEIAS- F. SCOTT
THE WEEKS NEWS
P. E. Waueb, DeDtist.
Buckeye Churn at Coutant's.

buckeye Onufn at COutanI $.
Real estate men insist that 100 new
houses could be used to advantage in
lola within week.
LOST: Between lola and LaHarpe
lady's dark blue cape. Finder leave
at this Office and receive reward.
William Davis is home from Okla
homa to visit his folks for a few days
and attend the Gas Belt Reunion.
Mrs. Steelman who has been here
visiting Mrs. II. Gray returned last
Tuesday to her home in Humboldt.
The remains of Mrs. w. H. II, Bar
ger were taken to Eureka Sunday
morning and the funeral held there
today.
The dispatches bring the good news
that a pension of so month has
been granted to John Mckenzie. Of
Humboldt.
Mrs. S. f. Hartley came over from
Redfield this week to visit her sons
Harry and Will who work in one of
the smelters.
Hays Ball came in Saturday night
from Pueblo, Colo, on a ten days
leave from his work on the ID. & II.
G. railroad.
w. B. Reed w. d. Saphar and l..
ID. Montgomery started this week for
the Kiowa country to see how things
are getting along.
The probate Judge Tuesday married
two couples. John S. Rogers and
Elsie p. Johns, both of Humboldt. and
Dan Hunter and Rosa Hayt, both of
lola.
Any person who will furnish home
for d small orphan boy will do kind
ness that will help him in this world
and the next by calling on H. A.
Ewing.
Grading on the electric railway is
now being pushed west from the Santa
Fe depot to the river. The track will
be on the south side of the wagon
road inside the old hedge fence which
has been removed.
The Knights of Pythias have had
large picture of William Mckinley
framed and hung in their lodge room.
1t is draped in mourning by request of
the supreme officers of the order, of
which the late President was a
member.
DR.. A. j. Fulton started Saturday
for Canada in the hopeof reaching his
destination in time to attend the funer-
al of his older brother, Robert Full
ton. A telegram announced that the
brother had Suddenly dropped dead,
but no details were given,
Died at Gas City at a. m. October
lst, Forest, the three months old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Klewien of
cholera infantum The services was
be held at the residence at p. m.
Oct. End. This was the only child and
had been i'll for some time.
DR.. Wyatt, a physician and surgeon
of Springfield, Mo, is here and rented
offices in the new Northrup Bank
He expects to make this his home and
engage in business here. He visited
lola some time ago and his return is
due to the good impression made.
r. $. Ball was in town Monday
and announces that he has sold
his farm on Deer Creek TO John II.
Merrett, of Cowley county, and ex-
poets TO move TO lola, buy a lot and
build a home. And he and his family
have whole raft of friends here who
would be mighty glad to welcome him.
III. OCOlb lflDuue' barney bhfcIdy,
the railroad contractor, and his wife
left Wednesday to open some board
ing cars on the Fort Scott, lola IL
Western road, on which Mr.. Barclay
has the contract for laying the rails.
He will begin laying rails this week,
he thinks.
William Warren and II. F. Shoe
maker, two young farmers from
Usage township, took the train here
for Chautauqua county to get some
ninety head of cattle which they have
been pasturing there this summer.
They will take them to the Kansas
City market II fit.
The REGISTER is sorry-along with |
Moran and the rest of the county
that Moran's second gas we'll proved |
to be duster. IL was drilled half q |
mile north of the first one, which prov
ed good. The town isnot discouraged |
and will go right ahead prospecting
and developing. There are dust !
ers" inIevery field.