The Iola register., 1902-01-31
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LOCAL NEWS


went to st. Louis Monday evening on
business.
Mrs. f. H. Leitzbach came up from
Humboldt for visit with Mrs. f.. G.
McClain.
Mrs. Innes returned to Neosho Falls
after a visit with her daughter Mrs. |.
w. Mcclure.
Mr.. Robt. Lanyon and wife who
have been here visiting their son VIM.
left for Chicago.
Miss Emma Wise who has been here
visiting Mrs. Creed returned to her
home in Colony.
L. b. Baird and sister Mrs. f. f.
Mann went to Bartelsville for visit
with their brother.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Langford
of south Buckeye street, a girl, Mon
day, Jan. 81, 1902.
Mrs. Lizzie Grove returned to her
home in Mt. Prairie, Mimi, after
visit with II. Sproul.
Mrs. John Hurd and daughter went
to Colony called there by the illness
of Mrs. Hurd's S mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lehr returned to
their home in Kansas City after visit
with Mrs. Lehr's mother Mrs. A.
Scott.
Mrs. S. f. Abdill came in from
Lawrence and will make her home
here she having recently purchased
property here.
Millard Teats went to Garnett this
week where he goes to take po-
sition with the American Bridge Co.,
as time keeper.
Eggs are getting too cheap again to
appeal to the fastidious taste. They
have dropped from thirty to twenty
five cents aSdozen.
| Mr.. c. w. McNiel, manager of the
Northrup Lumber yards, went to Kan
sas City this week to take in the lum-
bermen's convention.
Mrs. William Girton came in Sun
day from Carthage, Mo-, to make
lola her home. Mr.. Girton has en-
ployment here as a machInist.
r. II. Anderson, manager of the
opera house, went to Kansas City
Monday evening to attend meetir G
of the bill posters convention.
Felix Casey, Bert Horton, f. b..
Slower and Ben Heath went to Moran
last evening to commence drilling on
the CofTman well one and one half
miles this side of Moran.
DR.. G.. c. Glynn arrived from Kan
sas City. He has improved some in
health since he was here and is here
now with view of locating again.
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock Rev.
John Maclean united in marriage Mr..
NJ. A. Collins and Mrs. Ella Abingdon,
At the home of Mr.. c. A. Davis on
east Monroe street.
Mr.. Rose, the attorney from Nebras 5.
ka who will be associated with II. A,
Ewing in thelpractice of law in lola,
is here and expects to make this his
home, moving his family here.
The street railway is putting in a
bunch of incandescent lights in front
of Evans Bros. store. They will
serve as signal lights to inform motor
men at Iany time if the power is
still on.
Mr.. Ed Goodwin, recently of Okla
homa City, OKLA, has bought property
in east lola, on south Kentucky street,
and is putting in stock of groceries.
His family is here with him and they
will make lola their home.
Sunday the thermometer was about
zero, although the cold wind made the
day seem colder. And this morning,
it seemed decidedly warmer. Their
mometers on the square registered l
to 4 belowland those in the north part
of town from to II below.
The first load of material has been
hauled on the ground for the Ft. Scott
lola g. Western railway depot. At
least there is a small pile of material
north of the Pacific depot the use of
which nobody can imagine unless that
is 1t.
Sunday was the seventy-ifth birth
day of the Rev. Samuel II. Price, Of
Wellington, and the News prints his
picture and a short sketch of his
prominent work in the Methodist
church. Rev. Price is the father of
Mrs. DR.. Chastain of this city.