The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-09-11


10th.
1 can make all good farm loans ut
lowest rates either with private home
money or eastern money, no delay.
JAMES MCCAIN.
Mrs. H. Reimert left Wednesday
for Kansas City where she will visit
q few days with relatives and then
60 on to st. Louis.
Z Get . Moe new buggy and take your
best girl to the fair. $500 gets .
dandy. Sleeper & Breckenridge,
North side Square, -
Mrs. Earnest Brown returned Mon
day from Humboldt where she has
been the past two weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
Messrs. Simmons, Stevenson,
Donaldson and HAtten Of WSstphaliA
were In lola last Saturday attending
the WosdmAn picnic.
I Twenty new houses have been built
Ia lola within the pest NwO months.
Do you know Of snOthSr tOwn In Kaa-
sAs With such Q EecOId2
Mr.. Crosby and wife Of Fl. Scott
were In lola last Saturday. They
came over to attend the WOodmen
Picnic and witness the gSs display st
night.
The Foreign Missionary Society OF
the NJ. E. church will render an at
tractive programme next Sunday
evening to which all are cordially in
vited.
Miss Gertie Duffy who has been In
lola the past two or three weeks the
guest of Miss Clara Foust returned
TO her home in Manhattan, Kan. last
Friday.
Mr., Homer Henderson returned to
Baldwin Monday morning. Homer Is
now running the only barber shop in
Baldwin and reports that he is doing
a good business.
Mr.. B. F. Linderman and his family
arrived here last week from Greeley
county and will make lola their
home. They are located in the house
near Zach. Miller's.
Our Prescription case is better
stocked and fitted for the business
than any store in Allen county and
every clerk is a registered pharma-
cist, at Evans Bros.
This office knows of a bright young
man who wants to find plare in lola
to work for his board and go to school.
We will give his name to anybody
who has a job for him.
Mrs. F. A. Higgins and daughters,
Libbie, Tillie and Lola and Mrs. B,
E. Higgins left Tuesday morning via
the Mo. Pac., for Hutchinson, where
they will join Mr.. Higgins.
"Pomp" Raeger returned to Hum
boldt Monday. Pomp has pitched
good ball while here and the pros
poets are that he will get to come
back here next year.
Chas. Hardin, of Ottawa, was in
lola over Sunday. Mr.. Hardin says
business at Ottawa is slow. That's
the way it is everywhere except lola
1t is on 2:20 gait here.
Miss Daisy Hobart and Mr.. Geo
Freeman left Monday for Baldwin
where they went to attend the Uni
versity. Their many friends here
wish them a successful year,
One of the numerous attractions a.
the Woodman picnic last Saturday
was a snake show. Some of the
people whe were with the show were
good "snakers" too, so we are inform
ed.
c. H. DeClute was in Kansas City
the first of the week, called there by
the illness of Mrs. w. w. Anderson
Her many friends in this city wilt b'
glad to learn that she is rapidly i'm
proving.
The numerous friends of Mr.. G
Golf will be glad to learn that he il
again able to be on the streets. He i
recovering rapidly from his recen
illness and all hope to soon see hin
back in his place of business.
The First Regiment Band, S. K. 0
A. o. U. w. gave an open air eoncer
on the streets Friday night. The.
made some very good music whicl
was appreciated by all who wer
fortunate enough to hear them.
Miss Lulu Harris many friends il
this city will regret to learn that sh
lie very seriously ill. She has bee
confined to her bed for the past wee
with what the doctors pronounce re
mittent fever. All hope for her speed
recovery.
MI. Wood, Joplin, Mo-, was i
lola Monday selling paint aud tall
3 ing politics. Mr.. Wood is a receI
: silver convert and is very enthusiast