The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-12

at home to their friends after July 10.
1t doesn't take very long drive
around lola these days to see what
water works can do for a town when
they are properly utilized. Some of
the lawns are as bright green as
they were in May while some are as
brown as they usually are in Septem-
Der.
Mr.. G. w. Harris, who recently |
moved here from Atlantic City, Iowa
has rented the building on east Mad
ison recently occupied by Helton and
has started u confectionery and fruit
store He will carry at all times a
full line of fruits, drinks, cigars and
tobacco.
Mrs. G. Con ard daughter Fay,
Mrs. Dr. Wilson of Humboldt, Mrs
Alex Gould made up a party which
leftdMonday for Manitou, Colo, to re-
main during the hot weather. lola
promises to have quite "a little colony
Of people at Manitou before hot
weather ceases.
Mr.. f. II. Aldrich business mana
ger of the Kansas Commercial News,
the official organ of the Federated
Commercial Clubs of Kansas is here
collecting matter for a write up of
lola. The paper is published At
Topeka and has a large circulation
and the write up of lola in it means
lot OF good advertising.
Mr.. Merrick IT. Shinn and Miss
Emma d. McClenathan, both of lola
were married Wednesday evening
July 3rd. at the home of the brides
mother on South street Rev. G.. NJ.
Weimer, officiating. After the cere-
mony wedding supper was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Shinn left yesterday for
Ottawa where they will remain few
days.
Leonard Mcintyre, the II year old
son of DR.. U. b. Mcintyre was kicked
by a horse Sunday afternoon while
at Adamson's west of the river. The
horse struck him in the right breast
= knocking him unconscious for nearly
t half an hour. DIR. Coiiman has eX.
e amined him and reports that while he
is hurt pretty badly there are no in
, ternal or permanent injuries.
. DR.. and Mrs A. j. Fulton and sor
Harold and Samuel $. Fulton q
/ brother of the DOCTORS eft Saturday
for Denver. The Oldest boy FREQ
4 has become very much interested il
e electricity of late and instead of going
a on this trip made proposition to his
t father that he give him the none,
to buy instruments with, which h'
Il did and Fred is at home studying.
!. Bronson Record: Martha Wrigh
e died in lola Sunday night. She wen
d to lola some time ago. to take treat
ment for the morphine habit and tn,
n treatment did not act as the physician
- thought and she passed away Sunda,
-, night. Mrs. Wright has lived in tn,
). Spring Valley neighborhood for sew
eral years. Her husband died abou
eighteen.months ago. She was laiC
by his side, in the Bronson Cemeter
: last Monday.
# Asa Jones came up from Oklahom
a City Monday and is the guest O
Miles Piles. Up to the time of tn
. opening of Oklahoma Mr.. Jones was
: resident of lola but he met with goo
e luck when he went there and has sine
made that his home. He was yer
- much surprised at the advance Iol
has made and will spend several day
here looking over the town and hun
5 ing up old acquaintance.
. Mr.. Alex Ewart, brother of
Ewart and formerly business man {
y, lola, who has been engaged in su,
cessful business at Sedalia, Mo-, fc
the past nine years has sold out thel
III He and his wife left last Monda
u afternoon for Denver, Colo, whel
they will spent three or four month
H. resting and may possibly locate thel
bhb 4Nlls lAN ulu 10 Ntl llluNll ldhtllldlt
with lola and it is more than likely b
De will return here and go into business
&c Rev. Shuey returned home from II
~ Assembly Friday. He was honCre
IL by being reelected director for ter
er of three years and second vice-pres
dent for term of one year. NJ
s. Shuey has served nine years as d
st rector and this makes his third ter
Id as vice-president. He reports thi
Elk everything connected with the Assent
e. ly passed off very nicely. The pr,
pc gram was one of the best ever pr
scented and the attendance was sati
in factory. The hot weather interfere
lie but little as the Assembly grounC
IN are always cool if it is anywhere al
of they are we'll sprinkled.
'st Mr.. NJ. F.. Sickley, of Elm TOWNSHIP
he believes he has solved the problem
q roiSino whaat IN A I1an oounty ,,n1a N,