The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-31
16 lbs. of sugar for s1.OO at H. Klau.

l6 lbs. of sugar for sl.O0 at H. Klau.
mann's.
Fresh oysters and celery at Gill;
hams restaurant.
Wood delivered to any part Of the
city. See Ling & Son.
The highest market price paid for
produce at l. w, Wright's.
Complete stock of the Standard Pa
tent Medicines at w. J. Evans.
Money to loan cheaper than any
body else. Bostwick & Smeltzer.
TowelIng, 5, St, 81 & 1Oc. Rodman
Ira F. Collins, of Sabetha, was elect
ed grand commander Of the Kansas G..
A. r. at Salina Wednesday.
Mr.. Golf has sold his gallery to Mr..
Chas. Moore. Charlie" Is a good
photographer and we trust he will
find the business profitable.
Liberal extracts from Senator In.
CALLS speech will be found on our in
side page., and numerous comments
upon il on our last page. 1t was a
great speech.
We neglected to note at the proper
time that the lola Cider and Vinegar
Works were sold to Mr.. R. II. Clai-
borne. Of Carlyle. Mr.. Claiborne will
put the works in thorough repair and
run them to their full capacity next
season.
The congregation of one of our able
ministers-whO is a good deal better
preacher than weather prophet-en.
joyed quiet smile at his expense
last Sunday morning when he
announced winter" as the sub
ject Of his discourse. 1t was q good
sermon Lut an unc!Ouded sun and o
temperature of 80 degrees robbed it of
no email part Of its effectiveness.
Mr.. Joseph Hoagland and Mrs.
Briggs received on Wednesday the
sad news that their mother, q resident
of Missouri, had been seriously fnot
fatally burned in fire which destroy
ed her home. Mr.. Hoagland started
Immediately to join her, and Mrs.
Mrs. Briggs expected to follow him
last evening unless a reassuriDg tele-
gram was received.
At Cottonwood Quarterly Meeting
Of the Orthodox Friends' Church, held
at Center Hill, Coff.y County, Kan.
sas, 18th month, 14th, 1889, some very
emphatic declarations against resub-
mission were unanimously adopted.
This meeting represented 10 congrega-
tions situated in Neosho, Allen, Viii.
son, Ccffey, Usage, Lyon, Chase, Wa.
bunsee, Morris and Dickinson Coun-
ties. Mr.. Henry Rowland a1d Mrs.
Robert White were the delegates from
Allen county.
An extract from a recent copy Of the
Whitney, TexasJ Messenger speaks in
terms Of the highest praise of
the work being done in the pub.
lie schools Of that city by Prof,
and Mrs. Edmonds and Miss Lura
Arnett. Mrs. Edmonds (fOrmerly Miss
Laura Arnett) and her sIster, Miss
Lura, grew up'' in lola and have
many friends here who will be pleased
to learn of their success,
Work on the marble quarry was
promptly commenced the first Of the
week, Chas Searls and John Oliver,
both experienced miners, being EN- /.
plOyed to do the blasting. Aftef
.craping oil about Is inches of soil Q
fiue quality Of lime stone was Ssaehed.
There was about two fesS Of this and
then the marhle was exposed. There
was no difficulty in ascertaining when
the marble was reached for q charge
Of dynamite and black powder which
had shivered the limestone, had no eff
feet whatever on the marble. It will
be tedious work getting through 20
feet of thia. But 1t will be done, some
how and sometime.