The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-10-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL


Cheap Charley.
John Piester has returned from 8
long visit to Germany.
The U. Bs. have begun work on 9
new parsonage near their church.
Breakable castings to fit any cook
stoves, on sale at Cheap Charley's.
Mr.. George Baumgartner, of Otta.
wa, is visiting his SOD, AL, this week
DIR. Belmont is now permanently
located in the cottage at the Mineral
Well.
David Hutton went to Lyndon
Monday to visit awhile with one OF
his daughters.
A car load of Flour, a car load OF
| Feed Orders by phone this week at
the Model Grocery.
A big stock of soft shirts just receiv-
ed. Latest patterns, lowest prices.
Anderson & DeClute.
Mrs. J. w. and Mrs. Eugene Ihrig
went to Kansas city Monday to stay
during carnival week.
Miss Fay Golf went up to Kansas
City the fret of the week to visit with
her sister, Miss Susie.
Harry Trimble went up to Kansas
City Tuesday morning to see the
sights and look for work.
New Sorghum fresh from the evap-
OrapOr, can now be had at the lola
Sorghum & Cider Works.
Rev. 1. B. PuIliam went up to Gar
nett Monday to attend a meeting of
the NJ. E. District Conference.
Miss Matte Daily went up to OF
tawa Saturday for weeks visit with
her brother who lives near there.
DIR. L. Tozer was up from NeOdesha
this week to arrange for moving his
family down there during the winter.
Mr.. J. w. Mcmillan came home
Monday from an extended visit to rel
atives in Lawrence, Kansas City and
Princeton.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give dinner and supper on
election day. Further notice will be
given in due time.
Mr.. Frank COndley who has been
working i'm the smRlter here for some
time, left Tuesday for Parsons, where
he will visit day or two and then go
on to Pittsburg.
Mrs. I. h. PulIiam took her daugh-
ter. Miss Zella, to Ottawa Monday to
receive treatment for curvature of the
spine. All the lola friends hope for
her entire recovery.
J, f. Ireland went to Kansas City
on urgent business Monday. 1t was
the first day he had been out of the
pOst-Office since he took possession
over three years ago.
Stuart's Comedy Players were at
the Opera House last night, and will
be there again tonight and tomorrow
night. Prices are low and we have
an idea it is good show.
Mrs. GOshOrn has returned from the
city with full line of Pattern Hats
and BOnnets. Also Sailors and Walk
ing Hats of the latest fashion. Her
prices are always the lowest.
Earl Gillihan was with DIR. Higgins
concert company this summer and he
and Miss Libbie Higgins were mar
ried at Hutchinson last month. Earl
is now visiting his parents in Kansas
City.
Everyone desires to keep informed
on Yukon, the KIondyke and Alaskan
gold fields. Send i0c for large cOmpen-
dunn of vast information and big color
map to Hamilton Pub. Co. Indianapo-
lis, Ind.
"Denver Dick" was in town the
first of the week. He has been
running his show all summer in towns
near here and says he has done well.
He says Diamond Dick is somewhere
in Oklahoma.
Harry Sleeper AMI his family are
now occupying the rooms over their
new store on the north side. He rent.
ed his residence on south Washington
Ave. to Mr.. Weaver, the boss carpen-
ter for w. and J. Lanyon.
John Foust's new house on south
Washington Ave. is well under way.
Major FOust will soon begin work on
his new house in the same block and
the two houses, when completed, will
be among the handsomest in that part
of town.
A stranger came here the other day
and rented one of the north side
rooms for q restaurant. But when
lease providing that no liquor should
be sold on the premises. the man
backed out.
II. l.. Henderson and ]. II. Vannuys
have had brick walks laid in front of |
their residence property in accordance |
with the new ordinance and the |
Northrups are having one laid across |
their west Madison block next to the
Santa Fe depot.
1t is about time that the figure 8 i
should appear at the end of your ad-
dress tag on this paper. Aren't you
getting tired of that or 6 or or Az
You have no idea how much better |
the paper will be when there is an s |
after your name.
Geo. A. Bowlus has bought horse
and carriage and astOnished his |
friends by actually driving them the
other day. We are authorized to say,
howe ever, that the rumor that he
had Joined the Gun Club and bought |
q dog, was premature.
A. w. Beck is moving his machi-