The Iola register., 1896-07-31
ADDITIONAL LOCAL


from Chicago Tuesday.
The county commissioners meet
next Monday to make the annual tax
levy.
Master George Emerson is visiting
relatives and friends in Nickerson
this week.
Mrs. A. K. Ross and children left
Wednesday for Girard where she will
join her husband.
Jim Hamilton came over from
Missouri the first of the week on
business and pleasure.
To-day is the last day of the Nor
NAL. 1t has been a very pleasant
and profitable session.
Every body says we will have one
of the biggest crops of corn ever har-
vested in Allen county.
Miss Effie Scott, who has spent the
past year in New York and Germany,
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Ed. Riley, one of the section
men on the Southern Kansas, is dan
gerousIy i'll with a stomach COM
plant.
The lola Journal was published
from the REGISTER office Tuesday.
Mr.. Wade and DR.. Gray are getting
up highly creditable paper.
Rube Armstrong. Tom Hurley,
Glare Kinne and $. Fessler of Moran,
are camping near the river fishing
and attending the base ball games.
Owners of vacant lots or improved
property in lola are requested to leave
description and prices with me as
have several cash buyers. d. w.
Bostwick.
1t is only five weeks till the Fair
begins. 1t is time to begin to take
special care of the stock you expect to
exhibit so as to have it in the best
possible condition.
Rev. R. Hahn, formerly of lola, but
now of Alva, Oklahoma, came up
Tuesday morning for a weeks visit
with his daughter, Mrs. MOunsir.
His old friends are glad to see him.
Every Republican in Allen county
who can possibly do so, ought to at
tend the Convention next Tuesday
and hear Senator Baker. 1t will be
the opening gun of the Allen county
campaign.
Two umbrellas have been picked
up this week at the ball park grand
stand, and left at this Office for the
owners. They are not very good UNI
brellas and the finders are too honest
to keep them.
Wade Hampton, a wide-awake
young man who wants to get out of
Missouri, was in lola this week, at
tracted here by the location of the
smelter. He came up to get copy
of the REGISTER.
MIS- w ClCMdlIs " uO AANS OONh
visiting the family of 7. ]. Anderson
the past five or six weeks, left We'd
nesday for Olathe, where she will
visit day or two before going to her
home in Chicago.
Miss Stella Thomas and her niece,
little Fay Stetsin, who have been Wis.,
iting here for several weeks, returned
last Friday to Oakland, California,
where Miss Thomas will resume her
work as stenographer.
Schuyler Brewster packed tent
and a kitaof cooking tools in his grip
Saturday night and started to
Colorado for month of mountain air
and exercise. Good wishes for a
good time go with him.
Tell Evans has begun the erection
of a house on South Jackson street,
on the lot just north of the home
place. The event has given rise to
ali sorts of pleasant surmises-in
which the REGISTER heartily JONES
The aged mother of Mrs. L. Hobart,
at whose bedside Mrs. Hobart has
been q devoted attendant for several
weeks past, died last Sunday. Mr..
Hobart attended the funeral service
and his wife returned with him Tues
day,
Ifyou think you know all about the
silver question, come in to lola next
Tuesday ard hear Senator Baker so
as to be able to tell your neighboT
how little he knows. If you don't
think you know all about it come in
and hear Senator Baker and get
posted.
One of the Palmer Oil Company
derricks is being erected this week
on the farm of Webster Green, miles
west of lola where a well will be
bored. There are strong surface in
dicatiens of oil on this farm, sRd the
completion of the well will be awaited