The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-26

iedst money by Ouylng your paint
COwan & Ausherman.
Irving & Price have dissolved theii
partnership in the livery business
Mr.. Price becoming sole owner JOhI
Kelley is helping him.
Through a mistake of the printer, o
course, the name of DIR. A. J. Fulton
was left out among the directors OF tn;
fair in the premium list.
Willis Henderson and his sister
Miss Henrietta, went up to Ottawa Il
attend the Bible School. They expect
to be gone about two weeks.
Miss Clara Vanscyle and the Rev
Mr.. Eaton of Ottawa are the guests OF
Rev. King this week. Miss Van
scyle il sister of Mrs. King.
Miss Florence Beah formerly o.
lola but now of Black veil, /. T., i;
visiting her numerous friends in this
city. All are glad to see her.
Watch for E. c. Esse's bulletin
board. He is going TO offer some bar
gains daily in meats of all kind, gro
eeries, fruit and confectionery.
Tourist Tickets to all popular sum.
mer resorts via the Mo. Pac. Railway.
For rates, routes, time and accomida-
tions enquire of agent Mo. Pae.
/ Newt. Cozine, who is up from AIbu-
querque. New Mexico, visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Jas. Wakefield, this week
and called on old friends in lola.
The Brownie nine and the Prairie
Dell nine played a game of ball at
Prairie Dell last Saturday. The
Brownies won by score of Is to s.
There have been only twenty-three
Presidents of the L. s. and yet if they
were stood up in a row they would
reach from Washington to Cleveland.
Mrs. Durnberger and her step
daughter, Miss Sadie Urine. went to
Toronto last Saturday to spend a few
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Charley Wiley, of Garnett, and
Miss Lulu Grubs, of lola were mar
Iied at the Court House last Saturday
afternoon, under the auspices of the
sheriff.
Little Hugh Brewer. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Rems burg
and relatives here the last two months
returned to his home in Wichita
Monday.
NJ iso Grace Brewster went to Law
renee Monday, where she will meet a
cousin and together they will go to
Denver. Colo.
The editors of the Bronson Pilot and
the Moran Herald are wasting lot
of space-whieh should be used some
other way-slinging mud in each
others eyes.
J. a. Urine will deliver ice daily to
all parts of the city in any quantity
desired. For special delivery at any
time during the day leave orders with
Bartels & son.
Allen Center Stock Farm has for
sale Jersy COWS, two good Holsteins
at SIS each-all in full milk. Also
safe work and driving horses. Ad-
dress LaHarpe.
Misses Emma and Margaret Wake
field of Humboldt attended the social
aed festival given by the ladies of the
library association at the new depot
Monday night.
The carpenters and painters have
finished their work at the new depot
and have all gone to their respective
homes. Don't you think the new de-
pot is beauty?
Mrs. DR.. Mcdowell returned from
OssawatOmie Monday, where she has
been visiting her son. Mr.. Harry
Pierce came home with her to visit
his relatives here.
Mrs. L. c. Munger was given
birthday surprise party last Tuesday
evening, at which some forty of her
friends were present. The occasion
was an enjoyable one.
The lola Carriage aud Harness Co.
have sold a good many vehicles the
past week, but have yet a good as
sortment stock which they will sell
at low prices for cash.
The camp meeting, as announced
last week in the South Salem items.
has been postponed until later in the
season, when it is hoped that Mrs.
Thorp will be present.
1 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.
At the Annual School Meeting, II.
A. Ewing was reelected school direc-
tor. A levy of Is mills was made for
general purposes. The amount of
bonds remaining unpaid is 5000.
The case of PEGS VS. Chauncy Rush,
mortgage foreclosure was brought be-
fore Justice Duncan's court last Fri
day. After hearing the evidence, the
jury decided in favor Of the plaintiff.
If you want your shoes repaired,
inquire for ROsenberger's shop and
get the best work for the lowest price.
Shop few doors west of square, next
Williams's coal office. J. ROsenber-
ger