The Iola register., 1901-11-01
w T. McElroy was up from Humboldt


Mrs. f.. s. Swain and son went to
Pittsburg.
c. L. Knowlton was down from
Geneva Wednesday.
Mr.. G. b. HUFF of Savonburg was
transacting business in town
d. y. Northrup returned this week
from Saint. Louis where he has
been for several days on business.
The wedding of Mr.. Fred Nelson to
Miss Maude Beck is announced for
November o. 1t will be "A home we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Thompson re-
turned this week to Wichita where
they have responsible positions in the
Modern Tonties lodge.
LOST: Brown coat Saturday after
noon between Bales farm and the
river. Finder please leave at the
American Racket Store lola.
H. NJ. Miller was Wednesday APP
pointed administrator of the estate OF
the late II. b. Wagers and will care
for the estate until all settlements are
made.
Mrs. d. Ewart, Mrs. H. A. Ewing,
Mrs. l.. G. Munger Mrs. f.. w. Bee
son and Mrs. n. Hankins went to
Carlyle this week to attend a
County Missionary meeting.
Burlington JefTersonian: Charlie
Hadley has sold his saw mill TO Fran.
els and Albert Bunge of near Waver-
| Ia nd thav tuill fnnva IL tn tbaip MI a 40
Mr. Hadley expects to move to lola.
L. /. Purcell has bought out the in
terest of H. ID. McConnaughey in the
Daily Clarion of Cherryvale and will
continue the business. The latter go-
ing elsewhere to engage in newspaper
work.
The Arkansas City Traveller, while
not the biggest paper on earth, shows
eaImarks of being one of the smartest
1t says: The lola Daily REGISTER IL
just five years old and it is one Of tht
best papers in the state.
Mrs. James Montgomery, Mrs. G.M
Nelson and Mrs. Chas Richards enter
tained the ex-Teachers' Club Tuesda'
afternoon at the homeof Mrs Richards
The'next meeting Will be with Mrs. f.
l. Crowell in Elm township.
w. S. Falls has posted notices tha
he will auction off, by selling to tn,
highest bidder for spot cash, the stool
of goods on the north side known as
the Lucky" stock. The sale is to bC
at 10 a. m. November II at the build
ing.
The Harrison Arkansas Eclipse
printed down in the zinc country
makes reference to the fact that j. Fl
Kudor had u remarkable new strike
in the way of zinc Mr.. Kudor's lola
friends will hope he might find wealtl
galore.
The reporter is loath to do it, bu
that big land sale reported the othe
day doesn't seem to be progressin,
very rapidly. Diligent search ha
failed to discover a single, solitar,
soul who knows anything about it eX
cept the man who told the reporter.
Mr.. Henry Travis, after consulting
the family Bible, discovered uLeX
pectedly that he was sixty years ole
| Tuesday and that night he had 1
bunch of friends at his home to shar'
in the pleasure of the occasion which
was marked by a generous banquet
The people of Allen county are go
ing to have the rare opportunity o
hearing the great boy violinist, Mas
ter Maurice Warner at t1eopera hous
Thursday hight November I. He is d
wonderful player and draws hi!
houses where ever he goes. He will
be assisted by some of lola's hes
singing and reading talent. Don't
fail to hear him. November I.
There we're several prostrationsfrou
heart failure at one of the long dis
tance telephone Offices very lie emily
A young lady entered the Office aud
asked to talk with ST. Louis. SHE
vas informed that it would cost inst
sixty cents minute. Connect Is
we're made and the talk began, OLe
| two, three, five, ten, twenty, twenty
one minutesl She talked and the
party at the other end of the line
talked as II they had heard that
silence is golden and thought sixty
cents a minute cheap. Everybody eX'
pected Mysteries when the bill was
presented, but the young lady asked
the price, paid $3.50, thanked the
hello girl and walked away smiling
Hully Gee But that old boy at the
St. Louis end of the wire must be .
hot air artist!
All the booth space has been taken
in the tent of Osiris but merchants
who desire to make displays can b'