The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Robert Hart still sells beef steak at
ten cents pound.
Mr.. Stencil returned to his home
in st. Paul Tuesday.
A. w. Beck went TO Osawatomie
Thursday on business.
John Phillips, of Colony, is work
ing for w. b. Reed this week.
Miss May Ewart went to Wichita
yesterday to attend the State G. f.
convention.
a roll of the soldiers buried in the
lola cemetery.
Mrs. w. w. Anderson is visiting
the family of G. III. DeClute and other
lola friends this week.
w. l.. Bartels has added another
room to his house by extending and
covering rear porch.
Rev. w. l.. Squier was called to
Missouri Wednesday by the unex-
pected death of q relative.
VIM Mattocks was in from Marina
ton yesterday to return his assessors
books to the county clerk.
Lutte Northrup went to Yates Center
Thursday to make all invoice of his
fathers lumber yard at that place.
There ought to be such display of
flags next Thursday as lola never
saw before. Let every one do his part.
Save your fruit by spraying your
trees with London Purple, Paris
green or Blue vitriol. sold by Camp
bell.
Campbell has received a large in
voice of flags. Remember that when
you get ready to decorate next Thurs
day.
Miss Mamie Waters, who has been
visiting in Bloomington, ILL.,, for the
past three months is expected home
to-day.
The simplest, most durable, and
lightest draft mower in the world is
the Jones Chain Drive. For sale by
Sleeper.
f. A. Northrup went to Fl. Scott
yesterday to bring home his family
which has been visiting there for two
weeks past.
Thomas & Patterson have erected a
windmill on the west side of their
carpenter shop by which they intend
to run their machinery. y
VIM Ricketts, and his daughter Miss
Belle went up to Kansas City Thurs
day. Mr. Ricketts, will return in a
few days but Miss Belle will probably
remain two or three weeks.
A. o. Allen is expecting his cousins
Brooklyn, n. Y, TO arrive tomorrow
for a visit. They have been in Cali
fornia and stop here on their return
home.
Knapp will order a surrey, 'phaeton,
wagOnette, barouche, carriage or any
vehicle you want and get it for you
at wholesale prices, freight added.
(He don't pay freight when shipped
locally
Mr.. Knapp is having great success
with his bow protector. He is having
it manufactured in wholesale lots by
an eastern factory, and everybody
who owns buggy and sees the pro-
tector wants set.
1.-THE railroads have given a rate Of
one and One-third fare for all points
within 75 miles of lola on Decoration
Day, in anticip patton of q crowd Of
passengers who will want to come to
lola to hear Mr.. Ingalls,.
S:,,oo 80, Loot .onorE ,,,o,.;ooo I;
censes have been issued as follows
Frank Rodgers and Emma Youse,
Humboldt; +. o. Wilson, Girard, and
Fannie Whiteman, Humboldt Har-
vey j. Kayne, Humboldt, Tenn, and
Mary E. Wolf, Allen county.
Yeager has received nearly car
load OF glass fruit jars this week.
They were ordered several months
ago, when the price was much lower
than it is now, and he will give his
customers the advantage of his FORE
sight.
Rev. s. w. Gamble who represent
ed the s.. s. of Elm township at the
State convention will make his report
TO the La Harpe school Sunday, the
18th at II o'clock. All interested In
the Sunday School cause are invited
to hear him.
We have not spoken to a man from
any part of the county for three weeks
who has not said that he expected to
come to lola on May 80 to hear In
gals. If it is a pleasant day there
will be the biggest crowd here there
ever w as i'm town.
Knapp sells for cash, and when you |
buy a buggy of him he does not add |
a per cent and make you help pay for
some one else's buggy. Cash sales,
quick sales, small profits, nimble six
pence, is the motto Knapp, who pays |
the freight, has adopted.
E. n. Vert was over from WOodsOn |
county this week and made this office
his regular call. He had been visit
ing friends near Humboldt and was
by his son-in-law, j. G.
and the latter's father, DR..
A. L. Dornberg, old residents of that
township.
Ernie WEIGH is in Kansas City this
week being treated for an affection of
the ear from which he has suffered
for a long time. 1t is too early yet to
decide what the result will be, but
all his friends will earnestly hope it
may be successful. His brother Percy
is with him.
For three days, commencing with
Monday, May 9th, Aliens Racket
will make a special sale of millinery.
This will be special. AS all know
when we make special sale it means
John ]. Ingalls, will be
lere on May 30th and we want to see
,unru LADY, and little girl come ont ON |