The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-06-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


lola Monday.
The wheat harvest began in south
ern Kansas May Is.
Mrs. ]. z. Wright spent Sunday
with friends in Humboldt.
Mrs Hayes of Humboldt, was in
the city the first of the week.
w. A. Cowan has had his house and
front fence painted this week,
We have few more bolts of that
pretty mating. J. CulbertsOn.
Miss Florence Shows Lamp of
Gold" is on sale at Evans Bros.
Rev. Jas. Hunter, of PleasantOn,
was in lola the first of the week.
Miss Katie Ausherman is writing
in the District Clerks Office this week.
Mrs. Walton of Moran, was in this
city over Sunday, the guest of Mrs. G.
Golf.
Mr.. Acres is remodeling and adding
rooms to some of the mineral well cot
tages.
Remember we carry the only stock
of window Shades in the city. J. Gull
bertson.
Mrs. Louie, of Chanute, was in lola
over Sunday the guest of Mrs. H.
Reimsrt.
Try Heinz Baked Beans with To-
mato Sauce, 10. Is and % cents, at
Klaumann's.
Do you want fine Reed Rocker, if
so come while you can get first choice.
]. Culbertson.
Mesdames Fussman and Allen, of
Humboldt, visited the family of ]. R.
Crigler Tuesday.
c. s. Ritter and A. H. Campbell
were ia Yates Center on business the
first of the week.
J. Myler went to Lawrence Monday
where he will work for the Olin Bell
Music Company.
Campbell & Christians Memorial
window was very pretty and attract
ed much attention.
Miss Grace Strickland went to An
derson county last Friday to visit rel
atives and friends.
Mrs Moore and children, of Cha
mute, spent Sunday in this city with
the family of E. J. Myler.
There was fall of 80 degrees in the
temperature in about that many min
utes last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. R. B. Crook, one of the teachers
in our public schools, is visiting
friends in Bourbon county.
Miss Grace Acers went to Lawrence
Wednesday to visit the family of Mrs.
Brewster and other friends.
Misses Jennie McNiel and Sadie
Reimert spent Sunday in Moran the
guests of Miss Floy McGlsshen.
Miss Frances Mcclure went to Law
renee Tuesday to spend a few days
with her aunt, Mrs. L. A. Thrasher.
Mrs. John Hart and children left
Sunday for Coffeyville, where they
are visiting the family of Rev. A. S.
Freed.
Miss Hattie b. Carnine, daughter
of P. NJ. Carnine, of Carlyle, is one of
the graduates at Emporia College this
spring.
Miss Edna Robinson, of Webb City,
Mo-, is the guest of Miss Lucy Woodin
in this city. She will probably re-
main a month.
Harry Sleeper has had a porch
built on the west front of his residence,
much improving the comfort and ap-
pearance thereof.
a standard book on etiquette says:
"Ladies should never swallow or
spit" Then what in the world are
they to do with it?
Postmaster Ireland asks us to give
notice that, by orders from the Post
master General he will hereafter sell
stamps for 5 cents.
Miss Henrietta Henderson went up
to Lawrence last Saturday to visit
her brothers and attend the COM
mencement exercises.
Miss Ada McHugh came up from
Wilson county last Friday and will
spend a couple of weeks in this city
with relatives and friends.
Miss Clara Ellis went down to Okla
home Tuesday morning with Mr..
Davis and will visit her grandparents
at Clifton for several weeks.
Revs. Squier, Faust and Carr, and
J. w. Johnson and his sister, went to
Geneva Wednesday to attend the
Township Sunday School Convention.
Mr. rthur Rodurtha ono Of tho