The Iola register., 1902-01-24
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in town Tuesday.
Claude Culbertson, went to Kansas
City this week on business.
N. d. Spencer left for his home in
Creston, Iowa after spending few
days here look ing after property in
erests.
The probate Judge Monday evening |
united in marriage George Bower of
lola and Eva Updegrafi, of Rich
mond, Kans.
Chanute Tribune: lola claimes to
be a railroad town on the strength of
$3.50 pay roll. lola was always
we'll supplied:with nerve.
Nevada Missouri Post: 7. c. Allen
will go to lola. Kansas Sunday with
view of making his home there.
Mrs. Allen is already there.
Health Officer Teas Monday visit
ed Gas City and found that Miss Hash
of that place has the smallpox. She
was brought to the pest house in lola.
Miss Mamie Lesuer who has been
making her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Endicott left this week for
Olathe where she will visit a few days
ana then 90 to Iowa City as a trained
nurse.
Wichita Eagle Yesterday, at lola,
Walter Hull ate his thirtieth quail in
thirty days The last tasted almost
as we'll as the first. There is nothing
in the story that quail meat continued
chokes a man.
Henry Waters has brought suit I'm
district court against Fields McMillen.
Waters held a second mortgage on
the McMillen home which was recently
sold to the new railroad and now he
wants settlement.
Mr.. j. w. Launan arrived Mon.
day from Chicago and has taken a
position with the Famous Dry Goods
& Shoe Co. He is fine decorator
and will have charge of the decorating
of the store and windows.
Mr.. b. F. brennan, who lived fol
many years in the fork of the creeks
} northeast of lola and went to Bald
win with his family, is back in lola
working up a deal which may maxi
him a citizen of lola again.
The REGISTER knows of workman
in lola, a good brick mason, whit
. bought house and lot on time.
cost $500 and he paid 800 down on it
a., He has lived well, has been out Q
! work part of the time, but to1ay h
Y paid the last cent due on the house
c You can't keep good man down.
a San Francisco dispatch in the X
u G. Star says: General Funston say
, regarding telegram from lola, Kan
sas to the effect that a Kansas Cit
q physician is to operate on him tina
e this will depend on thedoctor' advice
/. General Funston will leave here 500
i TO visit his relatives in Kansas an
/ will go from there to Kansas City. .
/, Frank Danel, brother of the boy
v back in Austria who may get caugl
Y in the Emperor's army. says that hi
It brother s.wife is over there with hiu
l. and not in LaHarpe as reported. An
u by the way Frank was married onJa
% uary s to Miss Clairie Postrak, in Il
a Catholic church in this city, but
. has no intention of going to Austri
IL The present snow was much heavi
~ elswhere than in Allen county, h
north part of the State being thick
- covered with from six to ten lnche
+. 1t extended west also aud is estimat,
is to have been worth a million dolla
ID to the wheat crop which was dry, nee
ot ing lwater and in danger of a bi
IN freeze. The snow was just the prop
- caper
lr If you see some more or less prom
ne nent citizens for the next few wee
III going around with their noses peel
-, and an eye blackened, don't imagi
r. there has been a town row. 1t is sill
Mt ply the Elks getting acquainted wi
st the boxing gloves and punching ba
nd and other paraphernalia OF the gyI
a. nasium which they have recently
'",ee stalled in their hall.
he The Aetna Building & Loan Ass
to citation has begun suit in district col
i'm to foreclose a mortgage on lots I a
lis s, block 2 in Cruse's addition to L
as Harpe, owned by U. M. Barker. Th
IN say loan of $3.50 was made on
no lots in 1899 and that Barker default
cd payment in April, 1900, thus maxi
,k- the entire loan due. The amount n
SIS. asked for is S39S.39.
". About midnight Monday some m
is creant threw two rocks as large