The Iola register., 1901-08-23

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at base ball and Howard
won the third straight game from
by the score of II to 8.
A. Boughton went to Yates Center
where he is working on the new school
house. 1t will be several weeks before |
the building is done. He says it seems
like going into town to come to lola |
every two weeks.
Poles for the electric trolley line are
being hauled and they are mighty
good quality of pole, straight and
clean. Mr.. Crouch must be given due
credit for building a very perfect,
sound and finished line.
The manager of the Ft. Scott opera
house has already booked twelve good
attractions for the coming theatre
season. Huh The manager of the
lola opera house has booked-what
has been booked for lola?
Another case was brought Saturday
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lots under judgment held by the Ft.
Scott bank against ]. ID. Hill. Har-
riet +. Stansbury brings the action,
showing her title to lots and 4 in
block IL.
Dave Hutton returned last week to
Moran where he is working. He has
not completely recovered from the
sunstroke which he received, but his
employer wanted him to come back
even If he did nothing but set around
the stable.
An lola girl says she has discovered
that there are no chiggers in the grass
when there are no four leaved clovers.
1t seems probable that when one finds
the clover sought one stays long
enough for hechigger to take claim,
otherwise not.
w. w. Tobey, who made that ice
plant whistle and plays tunes on it
every day is getting quite expert.
With few more months practice it is
believed he will be able to play
"Johnny Git Yer Gun" or some other
classical strain on it.
Ed N. Fesler has gone to Kansas
City, where he secured an excellent po-
sition in the Auditors department OF
the NJ. X. & Y. railway. He is an ex.
pert accountant and will no doubt get
a grab on that job that will hold good
as long as he wants it,
Charles Wade, an employe of the
Edgar smelter Mt Cherryvale, was in.
stantly killed Thursday morning. He
jumped on an elevator which carries
ore from the mixing room to bins
above, after it started and his head
struck against the ceiling.
f. X. Taylor was over from Gas
City last Monday. The Headlight
says he has been to Kansas City seek.
ing investors who might build the
much needed 100 new houses in that
town, but he declined to inform a
| REGISTER reporter as to his success.
The REGISTER is informed that il
was in error in regard TO rural route
number 81. The route goes miles
west from town. north, west Il north
west to county line, south to Iolaroad
east to Eldridge's corner, and then
follows the route as explained before
The Kansas City Star man inquiries
for the whereabouts Of the good old
fashioned lawyer who invariably in
formed the jury that the OPPOSITION had
not furnished lone scintillah" Of evi.
dence. He is he in lola, three of him.
and never fails to use that word.
Many expressions of regret have
been heard over the fact that two lots
on the west side have been equipped
with rough flag stone, instead of saw.
ed stone or cement. A few years ago
the new walk would have looked all
right, but today it looks just ''rocky.'
About 70 O'Clock this afternoon the fire
alarm awoke everybody and people rushed tc
the street to watch the team make u run
Daily Register,
The idea of "every body" in a towr
like lola being asleep at o'clock il
the afternoon. Wake up people,
Humboldt Union.
Fred Horton was on the streets
having returned home from Colo
RADIO. He says his broken leg is get
ting along beautifully and is healing
without crook or hurt and he intend!
throwing away his stick soon, AnC
} his many friends are mighty glad t.
know it.
Erastus Hall had peculiar exper
ience down in the Kiowa country, one
) of the most remarkable related by any
of the returning pilgrims. In fac
none of the others report the sam,
weird happening. Mr., Hall met viii
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