The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Package coffee Is cents at Richards
Early seed potatoes at Brigham &
Mungers.
Headquarters for seed potatoes al
II. Klaumann's.
ID. Ewart went to independence on
business Tuesday.
Country lard in so pound lots cents
per pound at Klaumann's.
w. H. Ricketts, has had a new
awning put up in front of his store
this week.
Mr.. F. NJ. Davis, the La Harpe
postmaster and merchant, was doing
business in lola yesterday.
A new building is being erected
just south of TaylOr's lumber yard
that will be used for carpenter shop.
See those fOur-wheeled, six shovel,
tongueless cultivatOrs at Sleeper d
Breckinridge's. The newest machine
out.
Harry Thomas got hack from Chi
cagO last Sunday. And it would
take him week to tell you all he
saw.
Mrs. Catherine Raven, from west of
the river, is on trial before the Pro-
bate Court as to her sanity as we go
to press.
Jas. Mcknight has improved the in
terror of his lunch room this week by
putting in new counter and re-
modelling it entirely.
1t is getting so that every time a
real estate man sells a lot he makes
half dozen people mad because he
did not give them chance to buy ii
Rev. A. S. Tough, Professor of
Greek in Baker University, will Occu-
Ply the pulpit of the NJ. E. church next
Sunday evening. Every body is in
vited.
The Old Reliable Grocery Store has
built up its reputation and held it for
80 years by always handling strictly
pure goods and never misrepresent-
ing anything.
J. w. Mcmillan went up to Prince
ton Wednesday where he will remain
few days among relatives. He has
been suffering with erysipelas in his
chest and lungs and will rest up
few days.
Malinda Ernst, of Humboldt, was
brought before the Probate Court
Monday and found to be of unsOund
mind. She will not be taken to an
asylum, but her nephew l.. q. Ernst,
was appointed guardian to transact
her business.
The people of the Reformed Church !
will hold dime social at the home
of Joshua Remsherg Tuesday even !
ing March l6. A program of recita-
tiOns and songs will be rendered. A |
pleasant social time for all. The pub |
lie is invited.
1t has been the Leland Hotel since |
away back in seventy-One or along |
there when w G. Keith built it. and /
went broke in it, But it is the Hotel |
Thomson now, as big new sign an
nounces. And that is the way things /
pass into history.
Mr.. Joseph CuibertsOu moved his
family and household goods Wednes- !
day from Usage township to the |
Arnett property on West street which |
he recently bought. His son-in-law,
Hon. Z. d. Lacey, brought over a
couple of loads for him.
F.E Daniels, whose happy mar
Fiage to Miss Busley is noted by our
Spring Branch correspondent, has
started out right by calling at this /
office and paying in advance a years.
subscription to the REGISTER. He
will win the battle all right.
The REGISTER is grieved to an
nounce the death of Mrs. Sarah A.
ToZer, wife of DR.. : Tozer, which &C.
Cured at her home i'm this city at $50 |
O'Clock yesterday morning. The fun
eral services will be held at the resi-
dence at IL O'Clock Sunday, March II,
Rev. l. B. Pulliam officiating.
w. R. Cost, af Lawrence, travelling
salesman for the Kansas City Central
Sewer Pipe Company, was in lola
last Monday. Mr.. Cost SAYS that in
many localities the farmers are organ
izing GOOD Roads" societies, and
after a drive of about 40 miles in this
vicinity he is inclined to think that
something of the kind is in order in
this county.
This weeks REGISTER devOtes two
pages to the new administration, one
telling how it was inaugurated and
giving the Presidents address, and
another showing pictures of the new
cabinet and and sketching their lives.
Perhaps YOU will take notice also that
there is a good deal of pretty interest
ing local and county news crowded in
here and there.
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