The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-05

over from Bronson Tuesday for a
few days visit with her brother Harry
hank. They are accompanied by
Mrs. II. A. Hosford of Berrien
Spring, Mich.
L. Hobart has moved his real estate
office to the rooms over his building on
East Madison. He has occupied the
rooms he moved out of for seven years
and says it was almost like leaving
home to give them up.
M. A. Moore who returned has
from Medford, Oregon is very
much in love with that country. He
has a number of specimens of rock
which have gold in them that he
picked up while there. The water
there is much different from that here
he says, and willie out there it helped
him considerable On the way home
he saw number of soldiers returning
from the Philippines and he says none
of them had anything but praise for
Funston. OF course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Wheaton en-
tertained number of friends at their
home on South Jefferson last evening
in honor of Miss Lillian Cruiser a
niece of Mr.. Wheaton's who is here
visiting them. The evening was
pleasantly passed away in amusements
of various kinds and everybody had a
splendid time. Miss Cruiser will re-
main here for some time and made
many friends last night who hope she
will like lola well enough to make this
her permanent home.
Paola Spirit: Now indeed is the
cup of Kansas bitterness filed to the
overlooking. Count Rozwadowski,
Italian consul with headquarters in
Chicago has demanded of Governor
Stanley that the Italian laborers pau
per labor from Europe be paid large
sums OF money to sooth their wounded
feelings, said feelings having been
greatly Injured at the time lola white
men drove the dark skinned race from
the town. First time we ever heard of
an Italian being hurt without gun,
club or knife.
Geo. Fry and j. A. Robinson are
having considerable fun with A. w.
Rowland now days getting little bets
out Of him. They were talking about
the wheat yield the other day and
Rowland made the statement that it
would not run over thirty bushels to
the acre. Fry happend to know that
Geo. Davis had fifteen acres which
yielded 42l bushels so he hunched
Robinson and they go' bet out OF
Rowland. It's like three cornered
penny matching game but some day
the worm will turn and Rowland will
cause disturbance in all the livery
stables by telling the horses about it.
A number of the friends of Mrs. Jas.
Allen gave her a pleasant surprise
party as her home l6 West Scott street
Tuesday in honor of her birthday.
The evening was pleasantly spent at
various amusements and Mrs. Allen
was the recipient of many handsome
presents. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Cokis, Mrs. Finley, Mrs.
Banks and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
gis, Mrs. Jas. Stewart, Mrs. Goode,
Mrs. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Wood
ard, Mrs, w. Woodland. Mrs. Sey.
more. Mr.. and Mrs. Boman, Miss
Matte Ewelt and Mr.. r. w. Greene.
Jr.
Mail and Breeze.-An lola family
has five year old boy who is the
pride OF his parents. One evening re.
Gently there was company in the par.
Tor and the bright boy was taken W
stairs by his grandmother, who tucked
him in bed and told him to go to sleep
After rolling and crying for II while
he called his grandmother. She tried
to comfort him and told him that God
was with him. Eyes | know God is
with me. He was here just minute
ago and said, "What in h are you
"Ni"S hNiV al ny yOuIStll' Inc
young diplomat was allowed to spend
the rest of the evening with the grown
folks.
Railroad conductors over the state
will live on their salaries only after
this. Today Kansas statute goes
into effect which checks up all. The
manner of etrecting that end is this.
If you pay the conductor cash now.
instead of buying ticket, you pay ten
cents extra and take receipt for the
fare plus the dime, You present the
receipt to the ticket agent at your des-
tination and he gives you back the
dime. Then he has to turn over the
receipt to the company to show where
that dime has gone. They check up
the conductors receipts and if he
doesn't fork over the coin, the can
will be tied to him in few days.
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