The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-08-30

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]. A. Thine will deliver ice daily t
all parts of the city in any quantit,
desired. For special delivery at an!
time during the day leave orders witt
Bartels & son.
Allen Center Stock Farm has fOl
sale Jersy cows, two good HolsteinI
at $25 each-all in full milk. Ais
safe work and driving horses. AID
dress LaHarpe.
a warrant was issued Tuesday fOl
George Roger, of Humboldt, charging
him with assault and battery COM
mitted upon the person of another
Humboldt citizen.
Miss Ella Cowan has been visiting
lola friends for week. She attend
ed the Teachers Association in Den
Yer and made several short trips u[
in the mountains.
Ralph Richards was over from Ft
Scott Monday on business for the Mo.
Pac. road. He is reading law in his
fathers Office, and looks as hand some
and happy as ever.
Miss Jennie Garman, who has been
visiting the family of her uncle, Mr..
Jos. Eshbaugh, for several weeks, re-
turned Wednesday morning to her
home in Guthrie, Okla.
/ have tried all the laundries in
reach of lola and the Ottawa Steam
Laundry is the best. Bring your lin
en- to me. Send Wednesday, return
Saturday. w. B. Reed.
Miss Halle Irving returned to NAL
vern, ILL.,, Tuesday after a months
rest with her family here. Miss Iry-
ing will teach one of the Malvern
schools this coming winter.
Miss Lottie Scott, one of the grad
yates Of our High School, has accept
ed a very flattering offer to teach
school in Colorado and started to Den
yer Tuesday to begin her work.
81 have changed more five and ten
dollar bills this week." said a bust
ness man the other day, Ethan have
in a month before. People must be
getting rid of their small change"
lola Carriage and Harness Co. will
have another carload of buggies, car
riages and phaetons in this week. We
will have some fine buggies with this
load. We make low prices for cash.
If you want your shoes repaired,
inquire for Rosenberger's shop and
get the best work for the lowest price.
Shop q few doors west of square, next
Williams's coal office. J. Rosenber-
ger.
L. L. Anderson arrested Mel. Rey-
nolds, Saturday, 1.-THE Wise mail car
rier) on complaint of some young col
Ored boys, who claimed he had sold
them rain-water and red-pepper in
stead of whisky.
Have you a good picture of every
member of your family? If not can
you afford to put off getting one? The
lola Art Studio, in the Marble Block,
has all the latest methods and guar
antees satisfaction.
Mrs. s. A. Alt, who has been spend
Mrs. Smith, in lola, left Monday
night for Holton, Kans., to join her
husband who is accepted the pastO-
rate of q church there.
Capital: Charlie Scott won't shave
any kick coming" ON the way 1.-THE
boys" ran the lola REGISTER while
he was in the mountains except that
they were two weeks late in annOunc-
ing that "COrn is King"
The lola Township Sunday School
will be held at Riverside
Park Tuesday September 3rd, if the
permits if not, the place of
will be at the NJ. +. Church
in lola. All are cordially invited to
attend.
John NJ. Brown was in from Mar
maton Monday and called at this or
flee to see our engine and to pay his
subscription. He has been severely
afflicted with rheumatism for the
past seven months, but is now getting
better, we are glad to note.
Rev, Jas. Hunter and George Free
man went to Garnett Monday to at
tend the District convention of the
Epworth League. From there they
expected to go on Wednesday to Blue
to attend the District confer
ence which will close today.
Eighteen hundren and ninety -four was hard
year in Allen county but just the same the peO
pie of that municipality managed TO raise over
200 600 worth of crops that season or $40 per
,spita for each man, woman and child,-hdR-
And we will just about double it
this year.
George w. Lee, of Markham, ILL.,,
and Katherine Miller, of Springfield,
ILL.,, were married last Monday MORN !
ng at the NJ. E. Parsonage. Every
body who found it out wondered why |
hey came so far from home; but the
,nly people who knew forgot to tell.
II you knew how much the editor
it you would let him
know when your friends came to Wis
t with you, or when you went to Wis.,
t your friends, or when anything else
within your knowledge /
hat woul d make good item of news. |
Prof. Shrader, the lightning calcu-
atOr of Enterprise, Kans., is in lola
he has system by which he solves
iifficult problems quickly and cor
ectly. Willard Teats, Calvin Ruble
md James kwart learned the method
n one hour. $500 for l or 100 lessons.
Are you going East? If so, why
lot take advantage of National En-
.ampment of the Grand Army of the
Republic rates? The Santa Fe route
las arranged for fast train service,
md grant one stop over on return
rip east of st. Louis. See our local
gent.
If there is any one who doubts the
influence of heredity he should have
,een in this office the other day when
hat youngster of ours visited 1t.
The boys put him up to a case and
he first thing he did was to go to
type,-sll over that part
4 the room!
Nearly every farm er we meet has
to say about the REGIS
'ER's ten dollar premium for corn to
'e shown at the lola Fair. They all