The Iola register., 1902-05-23
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-'i'' "N NSli was ONCI lIOLu MORAN
Friday.
Miss Rosa Newton went to Geneva
to visit friends over Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Moran,
at Gas City, Thursday night son,
A good driving horse for sale. In
quire of Il. j. Crowell, lola, Kansas.
DR.. Enochs reports the birth of twin
girls to Mr.. and Mrs. Hinzie OF 602
south Chestnut.
Mrs. j. f. Pattee went to Humboldt
where she will spend some time
with her brother and sister.
The lola Wholesale Co. received
and distributed nine car loads of
sugar last week, which is pretty good
business.
The Populists Of Neosho county, in
convention at Erie the other day, in
structed for Jerry Botkin for gover-
nor and straight Pop ticket.
Miss Laura Corn, who has been
teaching in the south ward school,
went to her home in Humboldt today,
where she will speud the vacation.
Miss Daisy Richard, who has been
visiting Miss Iva Miller and Miss
Bertha Infeld the past month, re-
turned to her hCme in Colony
Reports from Gas City declare that
one woman belabored another with
her fists last evening on the grounds
that woman number two had allowed
the husband of woman number one to
hug her.
The rolling mill, which started up
for regular running last Monday, will
soon be ready for work again. One
of the clutches between the rollers
broke and a flying piece smashed into
the big engine, but the damage is
being rapidly repaired.
The Ottawa Herald kicks on the as
sessor's forecast that 1919 people now
live in that town. Last year there
were LAT. BY the way, people are
getting anxious to hear the news from
lola. Surely the town made another
big gain the past twelve months.
Ottawa Republic, May 8: Mr.. A. X.
Allen, OF lola, and Miss Lena Greer,
of Kansas City, were married this
morning at the residence of Probate
Judge Kaiser. They left on the morn
In tra in TA1o 0f
groom.
A fact. Friday May 16, a man put
an ad. in the REGISTER: "Wanted
COWS to pasture" Saturday morning
May IT, he called and ordered the ad.
out "Be sure and take it out" he
begged, 'for 1 wanted only about
sixty COWS and have over hundred
already"
Moran Herald; Application was
made some time ago by Sam O'Hara
for AN increase of his pension and
yesterday morning DR.. j. T.. Jewell,
one of the county board of pension
examiners, received notice from the
government to examine him, which
was done yesterday afternoon. 1t is
probable that an increase will be al
lowed for if anyone is deserving of an
increase in his pension Sam is the
one.
John L. Ritter has brought suit to
have his interest in the livery barn on
south Sycamore set aside from that of
c. S. Ritter and d. d. Welker. He
says the barn was bought, the Bank
of Allen County taking mortgage
for 81, ,57S on it. Afterwards he ex-
pended S424,6l in improvements and
the others an equal amount. He asks
for partition and that his interest be
declared to be one half.
The Democratic convention here
Thursday was brimful of harmony,
except little swearing match among
the delegates from the third ward.
They called eachother names ina most
democratic, free-country manner. An
other incident, which was noted by the
Populists present as onlookers was the
fact that Jim Mann was delegate to
the convention. Jim has long been
counted Populist, but has evidently
gone back to his first love.
j. 5. Walker & Co., the unincor-
porated association which decided
some time ago to buy a gasoline
launch for pleasure riding on the
Neosho, has received it's craft, 1t is
neat launch, capable of holding
twenty people, is propelle by gaso-
line engine and skins the water
nicely, Quite la crowd of men went
down to help launch the craft and it
made it first trip yesterday. The
launch of the cement boys has not yet
hoan ranatuo1