The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-19

of a new house on South street.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Reimert and
son left last Friday for st. Louis.
J. H. Campbell went to Kansas
City Tuesday evening on business.
Harry Sofgee came over from Ft
Scott yesterday to visit friends here a
day or two.
G. s. Ritter and Harmon Hobart
went to Moran Wednesday evening
on business.
G. G. Ausherman went to Topeka
Monday on business connected with
the District court.
in. Fuller, of Topeka, Travelling
Freight Agent for the Santa Fe., was
in town Wednesday.
Mr.. G. Golf and little daughter,
Fay, were in Eldorado a day or two
this week visiting relatives.
Mr.. Fletcher Price, OF Wellington,
was in lola over Sunday the guest of
his sister, Mrs. J. E. Chastain.
Miss Clara Harris came over from
Fort Scott last Saturday and was the
guest of her parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Doush and her little son left
Monday for Topeka whose she will
join her husband and make her home
See those four-wheeled, six shovel,
tougueless cultivators at Sleeper &
Breckinridge's. The newest machine
out.
L. r. Ray has closed out his con-
fectionery store at Yates Center and
will consolidate the stock with his
lola grocery store.
Mrs. z. Miller and her daughter,
Mrs. Nola E. Kinney, went to Yates
Center Tuesday to visit the family of
S. c. Kihdblade few days.
The Monroe Baking Powder is a
pure cream of tartar powder and we
solicit your trade for pure article.
For sale by all grOcers. Try it.
Since our last report marriage IL
censes have been Issued as follows:
George Wray and Mollie Bennett,
VIM Maddox and Rose Newton.
We are sorry to note that J. S.
Turner is "off feed" this week on ac-
count of bad cold. Mr.. Ard, of OF
tawa, is filling his place at the Santa
Fe depot.
Miss Bula Reimert will remain in
lola permanently and will give in
struction in instrumental music. She
has recently studied under teachers of
note and will take any grade scholars.
Persons wishing pictures from the
old negatives made by Charlie Moore
should call at the lola Art Studio
and get same at once as the negatives
will be kept only one month longer.
When your Cough is deep indeed,
And you wish to be relieved,
To the Drug Store hurry up
Buy BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH
SYRUP. Evans Bros. Druggists.
Miss Reimert is back in the lola
Art Studio ready for work and the
next six weeks beginning Monday
22nd will make a cut on prices. If
you want pictures don't fail to come
for now is your chance.
The REGISTER job Office has pub-
lie sale notes for sale at a cent
apiece Also stock breeders notes,
firmly bound in books of 50, with
stubs, for sale at IS cents book.
Either form of note will be sent to
any address post paid on receipt of
price.
J. L. Barnes, Superintendent of the
Southern Kansas division of the San
ia Fe and his assistant, T. J. Whise-
nand. were in lola last Friday for
two or three hours and spent the
time viewing the smelter and other
places of interest They said they
were much pleased with the progress
of lola.
Chancellor F. H. Snow, of the State
University, was the guest of the
editor of the REGISTER Wednesday
and Thursday He visited the High
School yesterday, making brief sd-
dress which was greatly appreciated
and remaining to inspect the class
work during most of the forenoon.
The lola High School has splendid
standing at the State University, the
Chancellor saying that no students
come there better prepared to do their
college work than those from this
school.