The Iola register., 1902-08-22
HERE AND THERE

Mr.. aud Mrs. N. Hankins returned |
from Fredonia where they have been
for several days.
John Daley who has been here
visiting his brother Amos returned to
his home in Chicago.
Mrs. j. S. Webb returned to her
home in Humboldt after visit here
with Mrs. w. +. Bartels.
Miss Ethel Gaddis came down from
Geneva for visit with her cousins
the children Of John King.
Miss Carrie Priboth and Miss Nellie
Reed have gone to st. Louis on
millinery buying excursion.
j. a. Harris and wife who have
been visiting his brother returned to
their home in Grenola, Kansas.
Mrs. r.. A. Edgar and daughters
Roberta and Ada left for Los Ange.
los, Cali, where they will spend
month.
Mrs. Johnson who has been here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Zeiner, returned to her home in
Purcell, l. r.
A business nan from Eureka was in
town Fridayaud stated that the excel
lent Eureka band is planning to come
to lola on Labor Day.
The Chanute council advertises the
appraisenent made for the paving of
Main street Chanute is going to
pave. Where is Iolo's petition to
begin paving?
His friends will be sorry to learn
that L. d. Moody, who won many
friends here during brief stay while
representing the New York Life, is i'll
in a Kansas City hospital.
Ed. Mundis, one OF the EMPLOYEES
OF the Lanyon Zinc Company who re-
Gently went to Nebraska after wife
has returned and is now at homo to
his friends at Dol North Washington
avenue.
The Sunday School scholars Of the
Christ Reformed ch rch and some OF
the older heads had a picnic down at
Riverside park Friday. They took
plenty Of good things to eat and spent
a very enjoyable day.
Humboldt Herald: Gov. Gamble
who was tolhavo preached at the NJ. r..
church yesterday morning, was taken
sick on the train while on his way here
and was unable 90 finish his journey.
He is at present in the hospital in
lola.
The certain news has been received
from Ottawa that the fine band of that
place forty-two pieces, will bo here
on labor day to contest for the prizes.
The Chetopa band is also planning TO
come. With plenty of bands there
will be no danger of failing to get a
big crowd.
The city has made a new rule about
the breaking of street light globues.
When this happens now, it will be
taken for granted that the boys OF the
neighborhood have done the breaking
and the lamp will be left unrepaired
until the globe is paid for, In thi.
way il is hoped to make everybody in
town a detective to protect the lights
nearest them.
The force at work strlngng wire
for the new light service has nearly
finished preparations for serving The
business district. The demand a
present seems to be for additional
arc lights, half dozen being wanted
IT is expected that some now in tsu
will give way to incandescent lights
The Our Way, for instance, will pu
in thirty-seven small lights.
Humboldt Herald: John Tilse has
at his shop a couple of curiosities
which he got while visiting at the late
home OF his mother. They are stee
milk pitchers, such as we're used il
the old country before the introduce
tion Of chinawars and pottery. These
two specimens are over ffJy years old
and are very valuable. MIR. lilse ha:
ref4sed an offer of $50 for them.
A letter from state Superintendent
Frank Nelson says that in view of the
recent decision OF Judge Hook in the
matter of the new text books adopted
by the state, for uniformity in all the
counties, the supply Tor Allen county
should be here before September. In
quiry at the book stores develops the
fact that the books are already arriv-
ing. Some Of thu country schools
open September l.
Mrs. Eras,us Rich lrd. on lot last
Tuesday for Madison, Wis,
where she will make her home with {
younger sister, Mrs. White, Mrs