The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-26

was placed in the field: For Mayor,
L. S. McKelvey, councilmen, Joseph
Houston, Dave Nachschatt, @. B.
Lyon, f. NJ. Connect and f. Ellsworth
Mrs. c. H. Wheaton and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. s. Ritter
and children left this morning for
Salida, Colorado, where they will Wis.,
1t the mountains and babbling brooks.
Mr.. Ritter will return at once but the
ladies and infants will remain and
enjoy the fine climate.
Four of the handsomest residences
in lola are being finished right now.
They are the William Lanyon, the
Oscar Foust, the f. A. Northrup and
the Ponsler homes. All are large,
handsomely planned and will give a
visitor proper impression Of the
way lola people are fixed.
f. G. Green has four months old
colt that he is very proud of. The
colt is nephew of Croesus McCre-
gor, the horse which broke the world S
trotting record one day last week
Somebody offered Green $50 for the
colt but he turned the offerdown with
a laugh.
Copies of the school laws for the
regulation of the common schools to-
gether with notes for school officers
and official opinions have been re.
ceived by the county superintendent
for distribution. The book is issued
by the State superintendent and is OF
value to all interested in the
schools.
Ice cream soda item from the Mo
ran Herald: Ice cream soda has beer
an unknown articlein Moran this yeal
owing to the fact of the only fountain
the town had being sold. But the in
ventive genius of humanity has solved
the problem and discovered something
that is close second. BY putting
ing ice cream in a glass and soda POI
on it you have very fair ice cream
soda.
julius Kreuger has resigned hi
position at c. II. DeClute's clothin.
store and will work for the Globe PEG
pie who are coming here from Pitts
burg to occupy the new Northrul
building. Julius is good clerk, ha
been with DeClute for seven or eigh
| years and the new people are TO b
} congratula upon securing his ser
vices.
Probate Judge Smith issued mar
riage license Saturday to A. d. Sem
sell, of Lawrence, Kansas, and Mis-
Edith NJ. Olsen. of Humboldt. Nh
Sempsell is connected with the Has
kell Indian school and Miss Olsen ha
been teaching in the Indian school a
= Phoenix, Arizona, for some years
= They were married at the home OF tn
, brides parents in Humboldt. Sunda
and will reside in Lawrence.
4 If you have happened to notice
n you VIII recall that for some day
: past little Toots Cox has not bee
a throwing any stones. Toots learne
,. early the story that people who live
, glass houses should not throw stone
9 and she is nowliving in glass hous
o Her grandfather, who is street con
n missioner took the big lamp on Il
q park home and Toots has carpeted Il
bottom and is occupying it as a pla
house.
If you are looking for the brig
side of thing-the sunny side-yC
- may like to believe with the man wi
y has just advanced the theory that tn
y extremely hot weather is the only pc
- sible thing which can stamp out u
small poX contagion. And anoth,
u man says that the dry weather is
e good thing for this town in view of Il
l. fact that we have no sewers. Othe
= wise it is held it at there would be
II great deal of sickness.
: Charley Rosenberg was asked Il
other day that if he had anything {
l. earth TO eat and all of it he wantt
= what he would choose. Without hes
IL tating a minute he replied "a barr
l. of candy" Yesterday his father ha
II started him out to Cement town to di
l. tribute circulars. After he had gol
about five minutes he returned al
d wanted to draw on his salary to q
m some candy to take with him. He g
l. it.
Al If you want to get new apprecil
rs tion of the size and city-like appea
"a ance of lola, drive out into the coul
try on the north road in the evenir
al and come back about nine o'clock
IS night. The glow of the lights in Il
10 air above the town, which you can s,
Is for five miles, and later on the glea
ID of the electric lights, spreading for
I'd mile or more, and then the glare fro
h. the smelters-altogether it gives yC
the impression that you are approac
10 ing a city of many thousand people.