The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-09-27
Thomas A. Patterson have built q

y car load of first class 6-hOOp bar
rels have just been received at the
lola Cider and Vinegar Works which
will he sold cheap.
IfyOu can't get just the kind OF
writing paper you want at any of the
stores come to the REGISTER office
and ask to see our samples.
Is. +. Othic, formerly of lola, was
quite badly hurt at Fort Scott the
other day in collision between a
street car aud an ice wagon.
Strayed from u. Slusher's pasture
in Usage township, 2-year old mare
mule, black. Reward Will be paid
for recovery. John Haynes.
Watch for E. c. Esse's bulletin
board. He is going TO offer some bar
gains daily in meats of all kind, gro
ceries, fruit and confectionery.
SUpt. Jones asks us to say that the
books for the Teachers Reading Cir
Gle books have just arrived and may
be had by applying at his Office.
a good many people got up early
yesterday morning to see the circus
unload and set up. And they all said
it was the best part of the show.
John 5. Martin was in from Moran
Tuesday, preparing to start i'm a few
days for the South where he goes to
develop some land that he has there.
Measurement, square-inch and COM
pass work, is sure to make garment
fit any form without change. This is
| what is taught at the Dress Cutting
School.
Sheriff Ausherman and Under
Sheriff Hobart have both been seri-
Ously i'll this week and Deputy Con-
ley has been attending to the bust
ness of the office.
l have tried all the laundries i'm
reach of lola and the Ottawa Steam
Laundry is the best. Bring your lin
Ell to me. Send Wednesday, return
Saturday. w. B. Reed.
There are a whole lot of keys of var
iOus sorts at this office which have
been found and brought here for the
owner. Ifyou have lost one come up
and see if it is among them.
Wives! Sisters! Mothers! Do you
like to sit in easy chairs? If so call
at Culbertson's. He has everything
in that line heart could wish for,
with prices TO suit all classes.
Col. II. l.. Moore came down from
! Lawrence 10 attend the funeral of Col.
Jones. VIM. Rath, Chas. Schaffner
and number of others were up from
Humboldt for the same purpose
y cow belonging to J. S. Turner
showed such unmistakable signs of
rabies on Monday last that she had to
be killed. Mr.. Turner has no idea
where or how she became infected.
Rev. l.. w. Stone came up from In
dependence Tuesday. Rev. n. l..
NeZie came up from NeoshO county
the same day. They were on their
way TO the L. b. conferenceat FIT.
Scott.
SdliHd Republican: The lola REG
ISTER triumphantly announces that
lola is the center of the biggest and
best gas field in the world, and backs
its statement by most competent
authority.
Harry Barnett, of Priarie Dell neigh
bOrhOOd IL years old, cut II shocks of
corn, j. hills square, in 81 hours one
day last week.. Is there any other
boy of that age who can make as
good a record?
Miss Eflie Scott started Tuesday to
Ithica, y. Y, where she will enter
Cornell College to do post graduate
work in German and its kindred Ian
guages. She expects to remain there
until next June.
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.
There were mid-winter SHOWS in
Utah and Wyoming last Saturday.
That is why the people who went to
church here Sunday morning in their
summer clothes, returned home with
their teeth chattering.
\. +. Culbertson, the efficient sup
erIntendent of the Poor Farm, re-
membered a printers weakness and
brought to this office the fine water
welon that took the second premium
at the Fair. The courtesy was ap-
preciated.
Mr.. Jam es Taylor has bought the
east half of the block owned by the G.
c. Clark estate and has commenced
the erection of neat residence. The
house will be about 24x40.and stores
high. Thomas d Patterson are do
ing the work.
Frank Travis was quite i'll the first
of the week with cold that threaten
ed to result in pneumonia. Careful
nursing brought him around all right
though. Lutte Slower did the bust.
ness of the District Clerks office DUR
ing his absence.
Fred a lien was Oh the street Tues
day for the first time since his attack
of fever began several weeks ago. He
was warmly greeted by every body
who met him. Fred is a general fav-
or tie and all his friends were delight
ed to see him able to be out again.
Western Kansas will produce twenty five
tons Of brOGm corn 10 the acre. and il sells al
500 a tOn.-h. c. Star
That is the biggest whopper yet!
1t takes four acres of mighty good
land to raise one ton of broom corn in
this country, and the idea of % tons to
the acre-My Stars!
A Texas preacher threw a Bible at
a deacon who started to run away
with the collection the other day, and
knocked him down the front steps of
the church, breaking his leg in two
places. That is what might be call
practical application of the word of
God.