The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-08
THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY, MARCH s, 1895.
the WEEKS NEWS.

Be sure
You pay
The printer.
Otis Hodgeson was visiting 18th,
boysn Sunday.
VIM. Ledford was in Welda tn,
first of the week.
Mrs. C. E. Benton came over from
FIT. Scott yesterday.
Geo. Smith went over to Empori;
the first of the week.
Capt. Ewing went TO Humboldt OIL
business Tuesday.
Young people, do not miss the ad
dress by Miss Sherman.
F. E. Smith left Tuesday for about
a months visit in Texas.
County Clerk Wakefield went down
to Humboldt Wednesday.
VIM. Cunningham moved into the
A pple property this week.
Eurith Proctor is clerking in J. :.
NJ cClain's store at present.
Don't you think our high school
notes are pretty. interesting.
DR.. H. A. Brown of Humboldt was
in this city the first of the week.
r. H. Bennett was over to Mound
City the latter part of last week.
r. H. Bennett was in Humboldt
Wednesday OF this week on business.
Miss Lulu Parsons, of Chanute is
the guest of Mis- Olive Hankins this
week.
a lot ofhOusehold goods were sold
on the street Saturday. They brought
fair prices.
Miss Mamie Evans went to Oswego
yesterday to visit about a month with
relatives.
The w. G. L. L. will meet this af-
ternoon at o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Croker.
A new sign has been put up in
front of d. Ewarts new store. Ed
Ault did the painting.
1t seems kind of like old times to
see the young people with tennis
rackets in their hands.
Now is the time VIXEN you should
look over your sidewalks and see
where they need repairing.
II. l.. Reagen has had a new fence
built along the east side of his resi-.
dence near the Santa Fe depot.
Another terrible railroad wreck
last week in Mexico, in which 1O4
were killed and many injured.
Miss GerIie Weckerlle of Yates
Center, was visiting relatives in this
city the latter part of1ast week.
Miss Clara WEIGH goes to COffey-
vile to-day to give an entertainment
in the interest of the NJ. f. church.
Miss Sadie Travis, of Chicago. is
the family of her uncle, H.
Travis near this city. She will stay
till spring.
w. H. Mcclure and J. + Hender-
son returned from their trip to Wichi-
ia last Friday evening. They report
a grand time.
The fellows confined in our county
all seem TO be enjoying life as much
As anyone. They sing and yell most
all the time.
Mr.. Miner is having new picket
Tence built around his residence.
This is only one of the many improve
nents he is making.
A young man by the name of Lyell,
4 graduate of the Kansas City Den
al College, will run DR. A. T. Crows
iental office during his absence.
p resent indications point to an early
,pripg. The ground is in excellent
and the prospects for an
abundant crop here never was better.
There is considerable talk among
he members of the old knights of
Pythias of reviving their order. We
4 ope they will succeed as it is mighty |
rood lodge
The @. Q. c. Club met at the home |
If Miss Molly White Tuesday even
ng. A very nteresting literary pro-
gram was given and the evening
greatly enjoyed.
s. H. Patterson is having a new |
sidewalk laid around the Pennsyl- |
7ania hotel. 1t is a good improve /
nent and adds much to the appear
lnce of the place.
There is lot of young fellows in
his city who are just aching to get
nto trouble and we think they will /
succeed before very long. If they /
lave not already.
Earl Chastain returned home with |
his father Wednesday afternoon. He
5 the fine looking young man under
he silk tile. We congratulate you
DR.. Earl Chastain.
Professor Max Reimer will give a |
rec lecture Saturday night at half
past seven p. m. at the young mems
Room about his methods of /
eaehing German All who are in /
crested in the So bject are invited.