The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-06-14
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COX.
Save your fruit by spraying your
trees with London Purple, Paris
green or Blue vitriol. sold by Camp
bell.
Miss Marcy Stevenson has returned
from Kansas City, where she has deem
for two or three weeks visiting rela-
tives.
Remember Beck sells the light run
ming Ball and Roller Bearing Binders,
Mowers and reapers. Come and see
them.
Cabinet photos only $500 dozen at
the r. B. Photo car, and perfect sat
isfactiOn guaranteed in every in
stance.
The simplest, most durable, aud
lightest draft mower in the world is
the Jones Chain Drive. For sale by
Sleeper.
Frank Adams, formerly of lola but
for the last eight years resident of
TT. Scott, was in town few hours
Tuesday.
Miss. Clifford Mitchell returned last
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has been visiting friends the past
three weeks.
You do not have to go to the city to
get Platino finish, the latest perfec-
tion in photography. The lola Art
Studio has it.
The Old Reliable "Quick Meal"
gasoline stove is still the queen of
| al De- 80, A.. l.,
agents for lola.
Mrs. Charlie White went up to
Kansas City Monday to join her hus-
band. Earl Woods went with her for a
few weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Remsburg were
surprised by number of their friends
from Carlyle and Elm townships last
Friday evening.
Take your old faded pictures to the
| r. r. Photo Car and have them copied
to look like new and at small expense.
We can suit you.
The Deer creek folks are getting up
big celebration for the 4th at Mer-
chants grove. 1t will be agOOd place
for lola folks to go.
If you are going to paint your house
you can get the best work with the
least money by buying your paint of
Cowan & Ausherman.
Come and see the lever top buggy
with side curtains that are raised ard
lowered like a window blind. 1t is
novelty and Knapp has it.
The lola Carriage & Harness Co.
is doing a rushing business because
they sell vehicles and harness at
prices that suit the people.
w. s. Pryor returned from the Ter
ritory Monday. He says that the
oats down there are very small and
that everything is drying up.
Harley r. McCready and Ina Riley,
doth of Humboldt, were married at
the Pennsylvania hotel last Saturday,
Rev. JAS. Hunter, officiating.
Tourist Tickets to all popular sum-
mer resorts via the Mo. Pac. Railway.
For rates, routes, time and accomida-
tions enquire of agent Mo. Pac.
Leather and flour are away up but
that don't worry me. / am selling
bertson under the Opera House.
Mrs. NJ. E. Giltner and son. of Al
bia, Iowa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Evans this week. Mrs. Gilt
ner is a sister of Mrs. Jane Evans.
Miss. Clara Foust went to Manhat-
tan Tuesday night to visit Miss Gertie
Duffy. She will also spend some time
in Kansas City before returning.
Miss Effie Scott has completed her
years work at LeavenwOrth High
School and is expected home to spend
the summer tomorrow or next day.
That canny Scot, John Mac Donald,
the editor Ofthe Western School Jour
nat, came down last week to visit the
Institute in the interest of his paper.
There will be Quarterly Meeting
at the NJ. +. Church Friday aud
Saturday, June 14th and 10Th conduct
ed by Presiding Elder, S. S. Martin.
For farm views or landscape photo
graphs go to the r. r. Photo Car. We
are finely equipped for and have in
struments made especially for such
work.
A note from o. o. Adams directs us
to send his REGISTER to Meramec
Heights, Mo-, where he is clerk at the
Highlands Inn, a large and fashion
able hotel.
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 x son.
We are asked to announce that the
Baker University Summer School
will open July II. Information may
be had by addressing Pres. l.. II.
Murlin, Baldwin, Kansas.
The lola Carriage & Harness Co.
has an assortment of fine surries, bug
gies, phaetons road wagons and
spring wagons. Please call and see
them, the prices are right.
The ball game at Neosho Falls last
Friday between our second nine and
the Falls first nine resulted in anoth-
er victory for the Falls club. They
will play here next Thursday.
Mr.. J. Hoagland showed us a bunch
of the finest raspberries Wednesday
we ever saw. They were of the
"Gregg" variety and were uncom-
monty large and well favored.
Miss Viola V. Price, sister of Mrs. |
DR.. Chastain and one of the well
known literary women Of Kansas, is
to be married soon to Prof. VIM. |
Franklin, of the State Normal.
Rev. w. l.. Stone was up from In
dependence last week and preached
on Friday evening at the U. b. revi-