The Iola register., 1901-10-11
P. E. Waucb, De3tist,
Buckeye Churn at Coutant' S.

there.
Miss Kinblade returned to her home |
i'm Yates Center. She has been visit
ing Miss Susie Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Hammond
arrived in lola this week from
Quincy, Illinois, and will make this
their home.
Mr.. d. l.. Dumbaugh city salesman
for the lola Wholesale Grocery Co.
who has been quite i'll for the past
week is improving
Carl Lucock has nearly a score Of
teams working for him, hauling ties
and rails from lola out along the line
of the new electric railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Beatty arrived
home last week from their months
trip along the Pacific coast. They are
both well and report most delightful
trip.
Lutte Slower has plated an
other addition TO Moran. II be-
sists of some five acres right west Of
town.
Judge Smith last Monday issued a
license to Thomas a. Ondry, of lola,
Kansas, and Lizzie Issell, of Pitts
burg, Kansas, to become one and the
same.
Issac Peters. an old soldier who
went to the Soldiers Home this sum-
mer, returned this week and will
spend the winter with his family near
Gas City.
A. w. Beck has brought suit in the
district court against the LanyOn
Zinc Company to annul gas and
oil lease which they have on some of
his property.
Fred Horton returned home Mon
day from Ohio where he went on busi-
ness. He says oil went up three cents
recently and business in the district is
consequently good.
The local freight on the Missouri
Pacific from lola to Ft Scott ran into
freight at the Katy crossing near
that city Monday and made a little
smash-up. Nobody was hurt.
G. c. Lucock is busy as a bee these
days hauling ties out east of town for
the electric railrord. He has had
charge of all the teaming for the road
and has been kept mighty busy.
Mr.. ard Mrs. f w. Myler came
down from Burlingame this week
Mr.. Myler came here some time ago
and went into business but his family
and household goods did not arrive.
Vernon Lemasters left last Friday
for a two weeks visit with his brother
in Frankfort, Ind. Vernon is time
keeper at the Cement Plant and has
been there for over two years without
lay-otf.
Noting that the Lindsburg fire
whistle sounds like sixteen pigs under
gate, the LaHarpe News says that
"That's nc thing, the lola ice plant S
whistle sounds like forty 'leven Wild
cats in the dark"
Mr.. f. Easdale, of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, who has been looking after his
farm in Usage township and visiting
some of his old friends, returned north
Monday. He expects to move to the
farm in the spring.
The many friends of Carl Wisner,
of Carlyle, will be glad to learn that
the crisis in his typhoid fever has
been safely passed and his recovery is
now thought to be only matter OF
time. He has been very i'll.
f. S. McKelvey, mayor of Gas City
returned last Monday from Clarks-
burg. Pa, where he has been for a
month visiting old friends and rela-
tives. He took in the Buffalo Exposi-
tion while he was gone and says it is
fine show.
w. L. Hall returned this week
from Scammon, Kansas, where hewent
with his wife last week. called there by
the illness of her mother. Mrs. Hall
did not return with him as her mother
is still very low, but Mr.. Hall was
compelled to return on accountof busi-
ness.
Mr.. John d. Milliken, leading at
torney of Mcpherson, and well known
over the State among professional
men and those of political bent, was
here Thursday to attend case in
district court. He is very pleasant
gentleman and the REGISTER enjoyed
a short call.
lola people will remember Little
Squaw who appeared at the Fair here
"a few years ago. The Wellsville
Globe says of her.
Little Squaw took three heats in the 2.10 pa
ing race at Terra Haute Tuesday The time
was 200 2:09ls, 2:07H, giving her first money
in the purse OF $1,000.
Elsmore Enterprise: The lola
REGISTER Of last evening talks about
the Frisco building from Girard by
way of Savonburg to lola. OF course
no one knows what Frisco will do, but
people in this part ofthecounty will not
object to them building through here
if they do it at their own expense.
Il. N. Vert says that whole crowd
of Humboldt veterans had planned to
attend the reunion with their wives
and camp out for the whole week, but
sickness prevented. That is a good
way to have a reunion. II a hundred
tents or more could be filled with
veterans and family parties reunion
would be come big picnic.
Rol Ramey left Saturday for To-
peka where he has been given posi-
tion in the Insane Asylum. Ramey is
painter and musician and he will
be one of the three painters regularly
employed and have charge Of the Asy-
lum orchestra. He and his clarionet