The Iola register., 1901-08-30

Mrs. j. Herring and son Jack started
Tuesday for Hobart, in the new
country. AS tn REGISTER has al
ready told, they expect to remain
there Jack taking charge OF distri-
buting Office for cigars made at his
fathers lola factory.
The REGISTER is sorry to learn that
Mr.. j. r.. Crigler who has been laid
up for months and years by the fall
he received on an icy walk In town,
has just suffered weeks seige
of indigestion that necessltated
the presence of a doctor every
day and greatly impaired the old
gentleman's strength. He is now able
to get out and walk little distance on
his crutches.
K. G. Journal: Fourteen men from
Bronson, Allen county, Kansas,
passed through Kansas City yester-
day morning on their way to Alberta,
British Columbia, where they expect
to locate. They were headed by
Thomas +. Ireland, former member
2 of the Goth Kansas regiment. BY
= swearing allegiance to the British gov
t ernment any person can get l6O acres
l of land in the Alberta country for 3D.
Probably the brightest meteor that
ever whisked it's way across Allen
5 county did that stunt last Friday
3 Many people saw it, starting with II
a dull red likeIthe ordinary meteor, it
v quickly burst into white glare as
i brilliant as an electric spark and held
n it's way across the heavens from the
!. east to the northwest with a down
/. ward slant. Horses SHE'D at the sud-
den glare and anyone out of doors
. could hardly help noticing it.
An lola man last year was out OF
town during the cherry season. When
= he returned neighbor told him the
> cherries fell Off badly and that he
} picked up what he could find, posi-.
~ six quarts, and sold them for five
- cents quart. He offered the mar
thirty cents. This year the lola mar
J. remained in town. Not cherry fel
Il of, some are still hanging on, he
e picked and sold $50 quarts at ten cents
e quart, and will never be convinced
'l hat last year was as bad as painted.
The probate Judge Monday evening
y, united in marriage Afford A. Korit2
- of Thawville, H., and Lille Ma!
Messer, of Hudson, III. The bride
has been visiting in Fredonia and wal
accompanied here by her brother
II The groom is farmer and thresher
sr belonging to the thresher's union il
N Illinois. Judge Smith flatters himsel
y that they selected him to tie the kno
~ because of his far. famed good looks
IL Lawrence journal: The Griffin Ic
III company is getting two and three car
10 loads of ice per week from the lola ic
'u factory and two cars a week from th
Leavenworth factory, This with th'
SIS home supply enables the company t'
at meet the demand and furnish all Gus
to toners with manufactured ice. Tw
d, carloads of "white ice" are receive
he each week also, for the use of tn
IT. butchers, and other places where ic
y in quantities is demanded for coolin
re purposes,
is The REGISTER is indebted to Lee
II r. Fesler, formerly of this neighbol
hood, but now of Rogers, Ark. for
to crate of fine peaches. Six baskets {
in the downy, luscious fruit that make
lis Arkansas famous. The editoris ava
he end the reader can imagine what sd
,e, gang" did to those peaches, MI
i'll Fesler says forty cars have gone OF
up of Rogers and that he has just shippe
n. his eleventh ear Finer peaches nevt
nd came into lola, nor finer ever went
he the devil or his associates.
Mr.. Brown, of the Brown Suppl
H. Company, of Cotfeyville, was her
as Saturday looking over the town. +
IN is Interested in a plan to engage
lc- the manufacture of artificial stone al
,pi examined with interest the work on Il
Ot, Masonic Temple. Being loyal cit
rst zen he did not express surprise
,p Iola's evidences of prosperity, b
el reiterated every time some factory WI
he pointed out: "We are going to ha'
its a glass plant, paper mill and
Ter cotton mill at Coffeyville." An
that's what loyal citizens should do.