The Iola register., 1901-10-25

Mrs. j. S. Barton and children
reached home after a visit to their old
home in Columbus, Ohio.
The handsome new home Of DR..
| Pepper just north of Mr.. Nicholson's
house is rapidly nearing completion.
Mrs. Louise Esse and Miss Elsie
Decker went to the latler's home in
Bayard last Tuesday for Il few days.
j. Il. Young and wife and Mrs.
| William Dingmau went to Neosho
Falls this week for II visit with
friends,
STRAYED: A little bay pony. star
in forehead. rope on its neck when
last seen. Finder please notify l.. y.
Smith, Leanna Kansas.
The Topeka Herald notes that "The
lola REGISTER shows signs Of great
! prosperity. II issued u twelve page
paper last Saturday, which contained
nearly fifty columns of advertising"
Colonel Saphar Indignantly de-
mands that the REGISTER correct that
frog story. The beast he brought
home from Oklahoma weighed four
and a half pounds instead of two
pounds.
j. Harry Gay, Opthalmadine Opt
elan, will remain in his home Office al
Humboldt, this visit, until Saturday
evening, November Ind. All eye ex
aminations free. Office in Fussmar
building.
Miss Stella Coker. one of the two
colored girls who graduated from the
lola high school last spring, left this
week for Chandler, Okla. where
she has II position as teacher in
colored school.
j. n. Wilkinson came in last even
ing from Ossawatomie where he has
been for some time railroading. His
mother Mrs. Helen Wilkinson is ex-
pected this evening and they will make
this their home.
l.. G. Caldwell has filed with the
county recorder plat of his addition
to Moran. The addition lies south Of
the Missouri Pacific raj droad and
west of the part of the old town which
lies south of the road. 1t consists of
seventy-tive town lots.
Campbell & Burrell do not adver-
tise to be in the manufacturing bust.
ness but in their front window they
show neat display of wares prepared
by themselves. II is a neat display
and contains some ten different kind Of
otions, powders and medicines.
The REGISTER has note from Mr.
f. f. Curt, formerly well known in
this county, saying that he is now
teaching in one OF the government
schools at San Sebastian, Porto Rico.
: He promises letter to the REGISTER
: as soon as he gets his bearings.
The reception given by Mrs. John
Wood and her mother, Mrs. Allen. at
the hospitable country home of Mrs.
Wood east of the city to the Methodist
ladies and friend was a very delightful
affair at which dainty refreshments :
, were served and a very fine time re-
: ported generally.
Rev. j. NJ. Leonard departed this
week for Osawatomie where he
viii make mis-. future home. Ms.
, Leonard preceded him a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard have the sim
cerest good wishes of their lola friend
, that they may find their new home
, pleasant and profitable
Probate Judge Smith last Tuesday
united in marriage d. +. Grubaugh,
,, Of Council Grove, and Miss Mary L.
Caldwell, of this city. The bride is a
, niece OF Mr.. d. Ivy and it was at the
, Ivy home that the wedding occurred.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Grubaugh will make
their home at Council Grove.
e MIR. and Mrs. II. S. Hamilton, OF
t Roswell, n. M, are in lola visiting
! the latter's sisters, Mrs. SofRe and
| N -
minnie, as the old timers affection.
ately remember them, we're prime
, favorites ih lola in the old days when
3 everybody knew everybody else, and
\ all the old friends who are left are
/ always mighty glad to see them. Mr..
Hamilton is the editor and proprietor
4 of the Roswell Register, and is doing
: well.
S DR.. Deiuis will be remembered as a
= former resident of lola. The Emporia
Republican says of him: DR.. Deiuis,
e who formerly had an Office in this
e place, over Jones ~ Stones store,
D came near losing his life 10y an over
= dose of morphine. in Kansas City. II
q was alleged while here that he was a
) user OF morphine IL he appeared at
times to be under The influence of that
= ufuH, re WIS tdhti W ubSpllul
t when discovered in Kansas City, and
e after strenuous efforts was brought
{ around.
!. Probate Judge Smith had hard luck
, Sunday. AS ne was pas@ng dowr
the street i. Hobart called to him
from the court house to come over
:, The Judge looked. Near Hobert stood
a well-dressed young man with girl
in white clinging to his arm. A we'd.
ding, at last! The Judge broke into
| run. When he reached the young
/ people they asked him for their mar
| riage certificate which he promised
them when he issued license TO then
| y month ago. 1t was hard blow,
| Lewis Coffied this week received
| note from De. Girard, the army sur.
| geon who had charge of the hospital
at the Preside and operated on him
Lewis recalled the little German doc
tor, and how when requested to kindly
do the cutting himself he heartily re.