The Iola register., 1902-02-14
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St. Louis for q visit with old frierds.
Mrs. j. M. Jones came in from
Lawrence for visit with her son
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haeglar returned to
Ottawa after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Myers.
Mrs. Sue Carethus arrived from
Liberty, Mo-, for visit with her sis.
ter, Mrs. L. H. Endicott.
License to marry was issued Tuesday
to James Henderson and Miss Bulin
Duncan, both of Humboldt.
1t does not look right or proper to
see Brock Reed and David and Geo.
Bedell loafing around town.
TAKEN UP: Two stray heifers. Own.
er can have same by paying for this
notice and proving property. w. L.
link three miles west of lola.
In Sundays list of pensions appears
the name Of Mrs. Catherine S. Kissell,
of lola, whose Widows pension is al
lowed at the rate of Sl2 a month.
Yates Center News: Roy Rodgers
went to lola Wednesday where he has
work. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
K. Rodgers contemplate moving over
there.
Rev. w. S. VanDolah who has been
here in the place of Rev. Weimer was
called to Edmond, Okl., by telegram
announcing the serious illness of his
mother.
The Kansas delegation at Washing
ton is planning quite a reception for
General Funston when he arrives in
the capital for visit and to report to
headquarters.
Among the decisions handed down
by the Supreme Court Saturday is the
following from this county: H. NJ.
Burtiss versus G. II. Pratt, error from
Allen county, affirmed.
John Wood was called to LaHarpe
Monday by news that his nephew,
named Eubanks, had been severely
burned. Particulars of the accident
could not be obtained.
One of the biggest stoves in south
eastern Kansas is being installed at
the Our Waylrestaurant, being huge
range which has place for two separate
fires and weighs 100 pounds.
Mr.. Fl. A. Perkins, an aid timer, is
here looking after his farm south of
town. He now resides in Pasadena,
Cali, and says he intends to hurry
back there, and shivers when he
says it.
Mr.. II. Klaumann OF the city has
been elected one OF the directors OF
the National Mutual Insurance com
pany with headquarters at Pittsburg.
He went down Tuesday to attend
meeting.
A light, even, fine snow fell Sun
day, covering the ground to the depth
of about an inch. The street cars ran
all day, making regular trips to the
river and quite number of skaters
were out.
Bishop Millspaug, of the diocese Of
Kansas, will start about the 20th of
this month on tour of the Episcopal
churches of the state. His itinerary
will bring him to lola March 8 in the
afternoon.
Mr.. r. B. Stevenson told REGIS
TER reporter today that he expected to
begin the construction of new build
ing in place Of the burned one just as
soon as the insurance was adjusted
and the contract can be let.
Superintendent of Waterworks AL
lison went over the system of hydrants
Monday and found not another one
frozen. The two which did not work
Sunday we're frozen by surface water
around the stem, not in the mains
ID. b. Stover returned from Kansas
City where he went to see Joe Pauline.
He has made arrangem ents with
Pauline to handle his drilling outfit
and will go to the Indian Territory
and move it to Moline, Kansas,
soon.
A car load of lumber recently came
TO lola from away up in Oregon. On
the freight bill, in one corner, was
pencilled in small letters: "Hello,
Iola How is your gas?" Even off
there in the big woods they have
heard OF lola gas.
Grant Miller has proven himself
gentleman and scholar, although
there was little need of extensive argu-
ment on the subject He has given
immediate employment to Mr.. Chas.
Rarick, his competitor in the photo
graph business who was completely
burned out by Sunday nights fire.