The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-09-24
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

the DlOUcl OIOCCIg-
Mr.. Golf has painted and otherwise
repaired his two frame buildings on
Washington avenue.
A big stock of soft shirts just receiv-
ed. Latest patterns, lowest prices.
Anderson & DeClute.
New Sorghum fresh from the evap- |
orapOr. can now be had at the lola
Sorghum'& Cider Works.
w. d. jackson, of Elm, has bought
a lot on south Sycamore and has be-
gun work on a nice residence.
Miss Ada Curnutt, of Oklahoma
CITY. is in town this week the guest
of her mother, Mrs. G. 6. Null.
Department Commander Thee. Bot
kin passed through lola yesterday on
his way to a soldiers reunion at Ell
dorado.
BUYERS are paying $3.50 for hogs
this week, but they are not getting
many. Farmers are holding for high
or prices.
For Sale or Trade: Lot 6, block 8,
lola, 4 room house. small barn, fruit
anu sDdu9 lI0Oo3 SOON "OA' ~~PP-S
on pre- L ises.
The coroner's jury fixed the re-
sponsibility for the great wreck on
the Santa Fe near EmpOria upon the
train dispatcher.
Hon. l.. B. Pearson and his daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, came up from Salem
last Friday to attend the Eshbaugh-
Worster wedding.
Miss Georgia Hutchinson, who had
been visiting in lola the past two
weeks, returned Tuesday afternoon TO
her home in Humboldt.
Mrs, Emma 8. Marshall, of Toronto,
is in the city the guest of Mrs. Anna
Ihrig and Mrs. Grafton. Mrs Mar
shall goes from here to Kansas City.
Dol. Glasco and Henry Mckenzie,
who have been here this summer
working at masonry, left last Satur-
day for their home in Ash Grove,
Mo.
The big fall festival takes place at
Topeka next week. Monday Is Fra
ternal Day, Tuesday, Firemen's Day,
Wednesday, Santa Fe Day, Thurs.
day, Floral Day, Friday, Soldiers
Day.
Ralph Thrasher has bought MIR.
NOrbury's interest in the blacksmith
and wagon shop and will continue
the business in his own name. we
are glad to note this evidence of pros
perity.
julius Kruger and his mother re-
turned from Colorado Wednesday.
Julius shows plainly the effects of
his severe illness. but he is improving
rapidly.
Mrs. Alice Scott, who had been
visiting relatives aud friends in lola
the past three weeks, left Tuesday
afternoon for Chanute, where she will
visit few days before returning TO
her home in Norman, Okla.
Those who wish to secure accom-
modations in advance during the
Topeka Fall Festival, should address
Henderson d Wood, who will make
all assignments free of cost. Rooms
can be secured from 20 cents per day
up.
Miss Sadie Reimert went to st.
Louis Yesterday where she expects to
visit her brother and also take special
instructions in photography from
Strauss, the noted western photogra-
pher. She will be gone about two
weeks.
Jacob Henne, treasurer of the Work
men. Select knights and Turner's OF
Fit. Scott, embezzled 1882 of the lodge
funds. He fled to Missouri to escape
: arrest, but was overtaken and while
in charge of the officers committed
suicide.
]. E. Montgomery will sell at auc-
ton at his place miles west and 4
miles south OF lola OR Thursday,
Sept. 80, 1897, COWS and calves, horses,
shoats, full outfit of farm implements,
chickens, grain, etc. See bills from
this office.
Mrs. J. Have you been there?
Mrs. p. Where?
Mrs. ]. Well am surprised.
Mrs. P. Well do tell me.
Mrs. J. Well thought that every
= one knew that the Marble Front Dry
Goods store was selling their entire
stock at less than other people car
buy them.
Mrs. Kate (Thrasher) Cooper has
secured the agency for some OF TIT
most attractive children's books we
have ever examined, and will use th'
leisure time she is able to take from
her school duties, evenings and Sat
urdays, in canvassing for them. Tn
books grade all the way from thos'
for the infant, interested only in pict
: ures, to the youth working his wa!
, into history and literature. No wise
or more acceptable Christmas presen