The Iola register., 1902-04-18

FOR Sale: 10 dozen good Concord |
Grapes. j. H. ODELL, old Hogueland |
place mile Northwest of lola.
John Wood, who has had a serious
time with pneumonia, was on the street
today, but is still haggard and worn
out.
The papers announce the pleasant
fact that the pension of John W. Dup
fee of lola has been increased to $l7
month
Ottawa Herald: Iola's blooded
sports met Carrie Nation at the sta
tion last week and blew high priced
cigar smoke into her car TO tantalize
| Carrie.
j. M.:Nichols, well-to-do farmer
living south of Bronson, committed
suicide by hanging himself to tree
near his barn Monday morning. No
reason is known for the deed.
Now comes man who declares that
the.hard luck story OF one of the men
caught in the temperance epidemic is
moonshine. That, however, is mat
ter for the courts to pass upon.
George Mcclure. of lola, came
over today to visit his friend, DR..
Riley, and attead the Masonic meet
ing here" says the Ft. Scott Monitor.
Geo. .DeClute is the party, of
course.
Mr.. H. A. Richardson and daugh.
ters we're up from Elsmore today, tfe
young ladies interviewing the millin-
ers about spring hats and the father
interviewing the voters about the elec'
tion of sheriff this fall.
Those unpleasant days are rapidly
approaching when half the people are
shivering in cotton and the other hal
perspiring in wool. Remember the
wise admonition: Stick to your fan
nels until they stick TO you.
George White has bought the Cash
Edson home on south State street ant
will probably occupy it asa residence
: Mr.. Edison has his eye on severa
4 good things and may locate in Neode
sha.
t Here is story they are telling oil
S Frank Travis: Recently he kissed ;
r young girl and she complained to he
e mother that she didn't like TO kiss Mr.
T, Travis as he had splinters in hi
J. face"
II Give the devil his due. Remembe
y that the thing that gives oleo is no
d turned out on the grass this time O
S year. Already the milk tastes Of will
}. onions and jimson weeds and ; 500
S che cream and butter will be somethin
o indecent.
Il The Neosho Valley Oil Company
o the lola concern which holds valuabl
IT and considerable portions of the Cha
Z mute field, expects to bring in two we'll
tomorrow and a number from her
e will go down.
George Jester, 1913 year old son {
B. F. Jester who lived on the Man
= farm north of Chanute, dropped dea
Tuesday evening just after supper
y He had suffered for years from in an
y, atory rheumatism and it affected hi
heart finally.
10 Mrs. H. r. Travis tested the pleas
,r ure of travel on the Katy by takip
10 that route to Blue Mound where sh
10 will visit her daughter Mrs. King fo
h few days The new road great
# facilitates travel TO and from point
h north of Moran.
y Eldorado Republican: AS two hur
e dred women are parading the street
lie of lola, under the leadership of Mac
he cline Southard, the old soaks, join
t. lists, rum sellers and druggists TAX
r. to the tall timber on the Neosho ii
the storm blows over.
The Katy posted new maps owe
town today which show the entr
system of the big road, including Ii
new line from Moran to Piqua. Th
map auoNS plululy hON IhuSu VIC Ioa
will gain in its freight from Kansa
o City to points on the Junction Cit
branch.
" Judge Parkinson, Of Ottawa, Ii
same gentleman who came here wit
N Mr.. Dennison, the sugar and pape
manufacturer who has gone to lnd'
'e pendence to locate, was here toda
!. with another stranger whose name h
% REGISTER cauld not learn. They wei
n not registered at any hotel but dine
at chop house.
l. The auditor of the American e.
y press Company, who was here yestel
day, told REGISTER reporter tha
=, for 81 time the KATY agent would loo