The Iola register., 1902-03-14
LOCAL9NEWS


buying millinery.
Mrs. j. w. Marley returned to her
home in Oswego after visit with Mr..
and Mrs. f. e. Smith.
Miss Kate Herbert, neice OF Miss
Carrie Pribotn's arrived from Man
haitian and will work in the millinery
store.
II. II. Funston after living in sight
of town for over thirty years has fin
ally found the attraction ltoo strong
and moved in.
Down in Montgomery county O. p.
Ergenbright beat A. L. Wilson of
Cherryvale for the county's support
for Congressman.
Princeton item in Ottawa Herald:
Edwin Miller of lola visited his father
in-law George Mcmillan last week
who is very feeble.
Born, Thursday, March 6, to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Green, of North street,
lola, daughter. Mr.. Green is one
of the mail carriers.
The LaHarpe News says that it is
authorized to announce that j. r.
Treadway, of Elm township, will
surely be out for Register of Deeds.
Work of eXcavating for the new r..
b. Stevenson building on the south
side of the square has begun and the
building will soon begin taking form.
j. II. Fisher who practiced law here
for several years along in the eighties
died in Ohio recently His wife was
formerly Enie Collett of near Moran.
Frank Smith, who has been dam
gerously i'll is reported out of of dan
ger. Tom Milne is the latest victim
of i'll health, being laid up at his home
on West street.
Harry Brister is no longer connect
ed with the Ideal Laundry, having
given up his wagon. The interesting
report is out that he may enter the
race for sheriff.
Don't it warm your heart and carry
you back twenty to fifty years to read
the reports of the public school socie-
ties and how Johnny Jones recited
"Old Ironsides ?''
Piqua item in Woodson county sAd.
vocate: Dan Horville of lola attended
the Berndson sale last week, he
bought part of thecattle and c. Beatty
drove them TO his farm north of lola
on Thursday.
Garnett Plaindealer: Miss Nellie
Shields went to lola Thursday after
noon of last week, where she will re-
side with her father. She has made
her home at DR.. Kirkpatrick for
several years.
Topeka has had an open saloon sys-
tenn for more than a few weeks, but
Friday Frank Devlin was killed in a
fight IN a ,soloon. The prosecutionIof
the murderer will help to eat up the
income for the joints.
f. V. Crouch has a letter from the
Humboldt Commercial Club inquiring
about his intention of extending the
street car line to that town. He has
written renewing the offer to consider
the matter which he made them last
year.
A number of certificates were issued
recently by the State educational
board to teachers, and in the list oc-
cur the names of Miss Ella Funston
and Miss Emma Hyde, of lola, who
receive Institute Instructors certiii-
Gates.
You are probably aware that there
is school bond election and spring
election coming. If you don't regis
tes you cannot vote at either and you
surely want to see the schools kept up
to accommodate the needs and the
city property governed.
A local architect informs the REG
ISTER that he looks for the greatest
building boom lola ever saw this
summer. He has anumber of fine resi-
dences and numerous store buildings
under consideration now and all the
indications are that the building bust
ness will flourish.
On the 20th of this month the Ancient
Order of Pyramids will hold big
meeting here, with delegates from num-
erous neighboring lodges and some Of
the head officers of the order. After.
noon and evering meetings will be
held and big supper given. Further
announcement will be made in due
time.
The last issue of the War Cry gives
lola credit for the purchase of 10C
copies, putting this town in the fourtl