The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-06-04

this week.
For cheap groceries go TO E. L.
HollOway's.
Capt T. s. Slower and Roy and
Phil were down from Topeka to spend
Memorial Day.
The prospect we'll on the Farr
place will probably be completed to-
day or tomorrow.
Joe Often has put up another large
tank and galvanized iron windmill
at the pop factory.
See E. L. HOlloway's goods and
prices on groceries and tinware before
buying elsewhere.
Mrs. Keyser and Miss Edna Duncan
went to Topeka Tuesday to spend a
few days with friends.
A new sample room and other i'm
provements have been added to the
Hotel Thomson this week.
Mrs. Lambeth and children of near
Moran, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
NJ. A. AushermaD, this week.
John Francis was down from Deer
Creek yesterday. He says he has the
finest field of wheat he ever saw,
The front of Otten's bakery has been
refreshed this week with a coat of
paint. R. s. Moore did the work.
Miss Daisy Hobart is back from
Baker University for the summer va
cation Everybody is glad to see her.
w. B. Kelley is having a new dray
made out of the old one that was
smashed up in the run away Monday.
Mrs. Geo Kerr came up from Cha
mute Tuesday afternoon for a short
visit with her mother, Mrs. s. Riggs.
Wesley Jones, of MarmatOn was in
lola yesterday and left $3.50 at this
office 20 keep the Old Thing coming"
Cstsup, five cents a bottle, Golden
Wax beans, five cents a can, sugar
corn, five cents can, at Klaumann's.
Farmers, bring your produce to E.
NJ. Holloway.
Will Barth came over from Leroy
last Friday 10 visit his parents at
Prairie Dell. He went back Wednes-
day,
q. w. Coiyar. who has been work
ing for w. B. Reed, returned to Cha
mute Monday, accompanied by his
wife.
c. s. Ritter is in Dubuque, Ia, this
week as a State delegate to the Head
Camp of the Modern WoOdmen of
America.
A girl who wants to do homework
has applied to this office for situa-
ton. Address will be furnished on
application.
Another one of the New York boys
who was staying with Mr.. Wolf
near Kincaid, has taken his de-
parture.
The Odd Fellows will observe Sun
day, June Is, as Memorial Day. The
pragram will be given at o'clock on
that day.
Charles Tredway, of Allen Center
was in town Tuesday on his way to
Topeka to attend the State Sunday
School convention.
Miss Ella Funston's talent as an
artist is very pleasingly shown by
number Of decorated pieces on exhibit
ton at Evans Bros.
Yeager will make his regular car
load shipment of poultry next We'd
nesday, June 9th. Bring your birds
in bright and early.
A travelling tramp painter by the
name of Dalton did some mighty
pretty sign work on Shannon & HOr-
ville's windows last week.
The county commissioners will
meet as hoard of equalization next
Monday, Ifyou have kick coming
then is the time to make it.
George Freeman came home from
Baker University, Tuesday afternoon,
where he has spent the past year.
His friends are glad to see him.
Mr.. S. Jones, of Usage, was in town
Monday. We are glad to learn that
his daughter, Bessie, who has been
critically ill, is now out of danger.
Miss Georgia English went to En-
poria last Friday where she visited
her cousins, Gertrude and Nellie
Hillerman. She returned home yes
terdey.
Mrs Mcpherson, of Buffalo, n. Y,
sister OF Mr.. Allan Mcdonald, who
has beer visiting him the past two or
three weeks, left for her home Wed
nesday.
Among the Out-Of- town guests at
the SmeltzeT- BoltwOOd wedding were
Mr.. J. h. BoltwOod and daughters, of
Ottawa, and Rev. ". a. Elliott, of
Newton.
Cliff Reed suffered a severe fall last
Friday, dislocating his cellar bone
and otherwise bruising himself. 1t
will be sometime before he will use
his right arm.
DR.. E. NJ. Halliday, of Chicago,
stopped off in lola this week on his
way to visit his parents at Coldwater,
Kan, and was so well pleased with
the town that he will probably return
and locate here.
Little Ella Robinson, whose mother
has been clerking at T. NJ. Bartels',