The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-12-21
the WEEKS NEWS.
Advertise lola.

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VIM Cunningham was in Chanute
the first of the week.
The new style stamps are now on
sale at the post Office.
L. Hobart went down to Humboldt
on business last Saturday.
Capt. p. II. Moore is up from CofTey-
vile this week on business.
w. II. Mcclure went to Yates Gen.
ter on business Wednesday.
Get your Christmas poultry, dress
ed or otherwise, at Yeager's.
DID. Smeltzer was trangacting
business in Humboldt Monday.
Miss Floy McGlashen, of Moran.
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. Daisy (Noble) Parks is down
from Ottawa to visit her sisters.
r. A. Edgar made a business trip TO
Lawrence the latter part Of last week.
Job Cutter, of Usage, was jovial
caller at the REGISTER Office Tuesday.
The city schools will have the usual
two weeks vacation, beginning to-day.
Oscar FOust went down to Erie
MOnd day to attend to some legal bust
ness.
Otis Hodgson is down from Baldwin
and will probably spend the winter
here.
Mrs. \. l.. Taylor is very low and
it is feared that she cannot long sur
vive.
Frank l.. Travis spent Sunday in
Blue Mound with his sister Mrs. Rose
King.
H. +. Thomas went to Kansas City
Tuesday morning to attend the poul-
try show.
A. II. Brown and Dan Fry went up
criminal case.
Don't forget the meeting of the
Commercial Club, court house, at s
o'clock, tonight.
C.. Il. Whitaker D.: 1t is better to be
born lucky than rich. | sold three
horses yesterday!
Our University boys will be down
to-day or tomorrow TO spend their
Christmas vacation.
Mrs. d. H. Scott, and little daugh-
ter went to COffeyville Monday, where
they will spend the holidays.
County Clerk Wakefield went to
Salina Wednesday to attend meeting
of the County Clerks Association.
Every citizen who is interested in
the prosperity of lola ought to be a
member of the Commercial Club.
d. Horville has returned from his
trip to California and Old Mexico. He
hasn't bit of use for Mexico or Mex
leans.
Col. w. c. Jones has been in Law
renee this week, assisting in the
examination of candidates for West
Point.
Mrs. Lora (BassetD Carnegy is out
out from Chicago and will probably
spend the winter with her father,
west of the river, and with relatives
in town.
JIM. Williamson and G. l.. Whit
aker went to SavOnburg Monday on
business for the Building and Loan
Association.
The Select Knights Band has issu-
ed $50 invitations for grand ball to
be given at the Opera House on New
Years eve.
Will Green left Tuesday for Kan
sas City and Lincoln, Neb., where he
will visit relatives and friends week
or ten days.
Miss Ella Cleaver went to Blue
Mound last Saturday where she will
visit with relatives and friends during
the holidays.
Amos Wright and AL. Abrams al
ready have $500 worth of work COLI
tracted for their new saw mill up at
Neosho Falls.
Alfred Cunningham, of Cottage
Grove, was among the tax payers
Tuesday. He called at the REGISTER
office, of course.
Miss Linnie Cooper of Maroa, Ill. is
visiting Misses Nettie and Nellie Reid
of this city. She came in hopes OF
benefitting her health and expects to
remain all winter.
The young ladies about town are
preparing to entertain their young
gentlemen friends at luncheon on
New Year evening.
Miss Louise Clemens, of Ottawa who
was visiting her friend Miss Clara
WEIGH, in this city the fret of the
week, returned to her home Wednes-
day.
Lutte Slower is expected up from the
Strip to day or tomorrow. He will
probably run his fathers abstract
Office during the Iatter's absence in
Topeka.
Mr.. ID. T. Nash has discovered that
clover chaff makes a splendid feed fol
cattle and horses. He feeds it as he
does shorts and thinks it is fully a:
valuable food.
Miss Wessie Wise has come dowr
from Emporia to take her old holiday
position i'm Evans Bros. drug store
and to visit the friends who are al
ways so glad to see her.
DIR. and Mrs. L. Tozer went to Ossa
watOmie this week to visit their
daughters, Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Nc
Dowell. They will probably not re-
turn for two or three weeks.
We are indebted to the Pope Mfg
Co., of Hartford, Conn.,, for a Column
bian desk calendar, which is a grea
convenience. Send the Company 1iv
2-cent stamps if you want one.
Mr.. Alex Brown, of the Lelant
Hotel, has started a hack that carrie
passengers free to and from the depot
Two buses and hack give our cit.
quite a metropolitan look at the depot