The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-10-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL


when rough, 15c Evans Bros.
//Mr. and Mrs. Johu Foust and mas
ter Kenneth, are in Kansas City this
week. Il
New York Concord grapes, 20 cents
box today and tomorrow, at Klau-
mann's.
The Allen County Gas COmpany's
crew are laying some pipe on south
main street.
Ed. Ault suffered a fall the other
day which gave him sprained ankle
and few days rest.
DR.. Wharton, fusion candidate for
State Senator, has been holding meet
ings in Allen county this week.
DR.. Chastain is having q handsome
sidewalk of vitrified brick laid in
front of his house on south Walnut
street.
Kanola Mamma Cordial is better
than Castcria or any of the old laxa-
tive preparations. Large bottles 25c
Evans BIOS.
New high grade sorghum syrup,
fresh from the evaporation, can now
be had at the lola Sorghum and
Vinegar works.
Mary E. Kayne, three miles north
east of lola, has taken up three mules,
two horses and jersey calf that she
would like to have the owners call for.
american Newspaper Directory:
567 weekly papers are published in
Kansas. Only Ill are credited with
circulation in actual figures. The lola
REGISTER is one of the Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans and
their children came over from Pleas
anton to attend the Evans-Peterson
wedding. Mrs Evans and the children
remained until yesterday.
John Funkhouser's little pony ran
away with his spring wagon yester-
day morning. The wagon was turned |
over on the south side of the square,
freeing the horse and breaking the
buggy up considerably.
A number of our merchants have
told us that the past month has been
the best September since they have
been in business in lola, in the volume
of trade and the amount of cash taken
in, lola is on the upgrade.
Since our last report marriage IL
censes have been issued as follows:
Oscar H. Re benschied and Clara A.
Dengle; William f. Green and Ruby
q. Wisner; H. I. Evans and Fannie
Olive Peterson; G. w. Hamilton and
LeDora Sell.
1t is earnestly urged that all of the
w, r. C.'s come out Saturday, OctO-
Der 8, at go o'clock to make prepare
tion for the meeting Of the 18th, as
our Department President will be
here at that time To inspect McCook
Camp, No. AS.
Rev r. Hahn, of Alva, Oklahoma,
came up yesterday to spend a few
days with his daughter, Mrs. Noun
sir. He expects to so from here to
MOberly, Mo, for a visit to another
daughter. His lola friends are al
ways glad to see him.
The Missouri Pacific telegraph crew
are in lola this week taking up the
old Telegraph poles aud setting new
ones between the main track and the
switch track, thereby taking out con-
siderable of the curve that is caused
by the bend in the track.
Geo. A. Fry is having a new barn
built at the rear of his residence in |
the southeastern part of town. We
understand he will have the house
fiexd up and will move into it as
soon as J. L. Harris, the present &C.
cupnnt, gets his new house completed |
so he can occupy it.
Mrs H L. Henderson has gone to
Lawrence to spend the winter with
her three children who are there at
tending the University. Mr.. Hender-
son. during the absence of his family,
will occupy a room at the home of his
aunt, Mrs, BevingtOn, having rented
his house TO Mr.. w. NJ. Henson.
w. NJ. Henson, the general agent
of the Standard Cabinet Company, of
Kansas City, has secured the room
next to the Pennsylvania hotel for an
Office and will probably remain two
months in lola. /. w. Morgan, s.
Davidson and J. p. Camp are en-
ployed under him, canvassing the
county for the cabinet.
The American Newspaper Directory
sends US letter stating that for the
sum of S., 26O the company publishing
that book will publish for a year the
following advertisement: "The lola
REGISTER is the only paper in lola
accorded a circulation in actual
figures, and has also the largest cir
culafiOn of any DaDer in A lien cOuntv |