The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-10-11

of Usage, who came up to fipI out
how "the old thing" is printed.
J. H. Campbell was in Fl Sent the
first of the week attending to some
business. His mother accom- panied
him and will remain there for n short
time visiting relatives and friends.
The school children marched from
the school house to the Opera House
on Wednesday evening, and every
body who saw them on the streets
said, "Myl What crowd of them,n
The Presbyterian ladies wish to an
nOunce that they will give an enter
tainment AMI sugper at the Opera
House on Thanksgiving night. Fur
ther notice will be given in due time.
Otis HOdgesOn came in Saturday
from the southwestern part of Missou-
ri where he has been working at his
trade and will visit five or six weeks |
here. His old friends are all glad to |
see him.
The rock crusher which the city |
! bought some time ago arrived this |
week and has been set up near the ci- |
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grinding out stone for the betterment |
of our streets.
Have you 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.
The grain gamblers in Chicago evil
IDENTIFY do not expect a very sharp |
rise in the market for some time to |
come. The price bid on change yes |
terday for May wheat was 6II, for |
corn, - is, for oats 2Os.
Mrs. Mary Faddis, who recently &C.
quired the property which Webster |
Johnson has been living in, will take |
possession of il next week, and Mr.. |
Johnson and his sister will move into |
the old Colborn property.
At cost. buggies, surries, phaetOns, |
road wagons and spring wagons. lola |
! Carriage * Harness Co, wanting to |
reduce their stock will sell at prices |
that will surprise the natives. Come |
while the assortment is full.
Allen county real estate is a mighty |
good thing to have and to hold right |
now. We will risk our reputation as
a prophet that it will double in value
in ten years. 1t should surprise no.
body if it doubled in half that time.
Mr. :. Malcolm was i'm from La
Harpe Tuesday, and remarked cas-
ually that the best place in Allen
county to build county high school
was at LaHarpe, which is nearer the
center of the county than any other
tom.
My stock of lumber and building
material is complete and if you con-
template building | should be glad to
make figures for you. When you get
ready to build a house or barn it
will pay you 10 come and see me. \.
l.. Taylor.
After all, ifyou have two bushels of
corn this year TO where you had but
one last year, you are ahead on the
game even if the price is low. Two
bushels of corn at Il cents is better
than one bushel at - cents, or even
at 80 cents.
An exchange truthfully remarks
that no matter how much a news
paper may talk up the advantages of
a tOwu, if the people do not see the
merchants doing some of the talking
i'm the advertising columns they go
elsewhere TO trade.
State uperintendent Stanley came
down from Lawrence and delivered
an address before the Teachers AS
ISOLATION at LaHarpe. Mr.. Stanley
is a good speaker and splendid gen.
tleman, and the teachers appreciated
his visit and enjoyed his address.
Mr.. Beck says that he will be pre-
pared to take care of all the corn that
may be offered. His shelter has ca
pacity of about three car loads day,
and if it comes in faster than that he
has cribs ready for it. There will be
no danger of having to haul your corn
home for lack of buyer if you bring
it to lola.
Nezie Bros. have contracted with
Patterson Il Thomas for a watering
outfit consisting of steel windmill,
large reservoir tank and numerous
stock tanks, placed on various parts
of their ranch. Their outfit, when
completed, will cost them about $3.50.
and will give them one of the best
watered stock farms in the county.
1t seems as if every body ought to
know by this TIME that newspaper
cannot publish an anonymous COM
municatiOn. And yet hardly week
passes that letter of that kind does
not find its way to the REGISTERS
waste basket. We must know the
name of our contributor, mot nee
essaTily for publication but as an evil
dence of good faith"
There are a dozen or so boys in lola
from 10 to 20 years old who are laying
up big store Of vain regrets for some |
future day by loafing around the
streets instead of going to school. But |
it doesn't do any good for US or am
body else to tell them so. A boy who |
hasn't got sense enough by the time |
he is 10 to know that he ought to be
in school, won't let anybody tell him
anything.
J. c. Ball, of Kansas City, asks us
to announce that he will be in Allen |
county next week to take orders for |
crayon portraits. The artist who |
does the work has medals from Phil |
adelphia and Cincinnati, aud guaran- |
/ tees satisfaction in every case. Mr.. |
Ball is an old Allen county boy who |
has made a manly struggle against |
many discOuragements, and we trust |
he Sill be well patrOnized.
Mr.. J. J. O'NIara, one of the solid |
/ id Republicans and prosperous farm |
/ ers of Anderson county, was IN lola |