The Iola register., 1902-05-09
HERE AND THERE

Mrs. John Often went to Neodesha
for few days visit.
Mrs Geo. Carroll returned to Cha
mute after a visit with Mrs. Jas. Will
liams aJ LaIIarpe.
Mrs. NJ. j. Heizer returned to Col
ony after visit with her daughter,
Mrs. II. f. Shellman.
Mrs. y. II. Burtch returned to Hum
boldt after visit with her husband
who is employed here.
Mrs. Henry V. Freeman, of Chicago,
is here for months visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Rev. Culbertson.
IL seems natural to see E. A. VAN
Valkenburg and Con Null around
again. Both have been away all win
ter.
Mrs. l.. L. Hawley returned to Hum
boldt after a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cruise at La
Harpe.
Miss G, Odell returned Tuesday
evening to her home in Charlestown,
Ills, after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Odell.
The probate judge issued marriage
license Tuesday evening to w. f.
Smith and Myrtle Tippie, both of
| Humboldt.
DR.. w. d. Jewell of Moran passed
through lola on his way to Lawrence
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to attend a meeting of the State Medi-
cal Association.
The report came to town Tuesday
that the city marshal OF Gas City had
been turned down by the city council
and that n new one will be appointed.
! The reason given was that he did not
arrest himself when subject to arrest
Mrs. Cash Edison went to Neodesha
where they will make their home. Mr..
| Edison having gone down some time
ago. Cash does not know what bus
mess he will go into but &c Us fore
gone conclusion that whatever it is he
will succeed.
Timely work is being done ia the
city park to remove the early weeds .
before they go to seed, A moving ma 10
chinel was started this week and
the park will be moved all over. 1t
is mighty pretty place and will be
prettier still in few weeks.
Independence Reporter Prof.
Minckley, superintendent of the city
schools at LaHarpe and former prin-
cipal of the lola schools, is a candi-
date for the superintendency of the
schools OF this city. He was here to-
day getting acquainted with the MEM
bers Of the school board
The Cherryvale Clarion says that
the shale pit at the brick plant of the
Coneyville Brick Co., at that place
caved in the other night burying and
damaging the big steam shovel which
is used to get out the shale. The dam
age is estimated at S400 besides the
loss through a two.weeks close down.
Judge Smith this week united in
marriage r. Il. Eoungs and Mary
Eta Sisson, both of Bayarl The
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and the white gown of the bride and
the cheerful face of the groom attract
ed good deal OF attention and wise
surmises, They made handsome
couple.
Miss Ida Miller, who for some time
has been leading souwro 40 the
Methodist church, left today ..r KAN
sas City where she will take course
in voice culture. Possessed of
voice of rare sweetness and compass
her friends expect that she will become
a great singer with proper training.
The Methodist choir will miss her
sadly, however
Harry Stowe arrived from from
Kansas City with the remains of his
father who died Monday at Kansas
City OF old age The remains we're
taken directly from the depot and
inferred in the lola cemetery where
the wife of Mr.. Stowe Was hurled.
Mr.. stowe was formerly % resident
of lola and has many friends here
who will be sorry to learn OF his
death.
Julius and Louie Kreuger left for
NeOdesha where they will put in first
class gents furnishing store. They
have a well located room and their
goods are already there and they win
lose no time in opening. Both are
lola boys and good men at their busi-
ness and they leave host of friends
who wish them success The REGISTER
recommends them TO Neodeshu as hon
est and upright young men Of ability
and hopes that town will do we'll by
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