The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-07-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

The REGISTER ten weeks for ten
cents!
There are good many home grown
peaches on the market.
Be careful and don't hurt yourself
tomorrow. Or anybody else.
The carload of corn started from
Moran to the starving people in India
has reached New York.
John Tuggles is back again at his
place in Spencer's drug store, much
improved in health by his two weeks
lay-off.
Morris Rodman, of Denver, is TAX
ing his usual months vacation and is
| spending this week in lola. His
friends are glad to see him.
Next Tuesday night is installation
of officers of the Degree of Honor, A.
q L. W., and all the members are
urged to be present. Something good
in store.
There will be such a crowd here to-
morrow that it ought to be divided,
and we suggest that come of those
who bring their dinners, take them
out in the public square rather than
down to the grove. 1t is cool and
clean and rOOmy.
One of the things which the lola
Manufacturing Company is going to
manufacture is a big pump, invented
by Mr.. Nash. One of the pumps will
be on exhibition at the celebration
grounds Tomorrow, and it will be
worth coming to see.
Unless all the signs fail there will
be the biggest crowd at lola tomorrow
we have ever had yet Consequently
every citizen of lola should feel it in
cumbent upon him to do everything
he can to add to the comfort and en-
joyment of our friends.
Mr.. A. ). MunselI, the superinten-
dent of the Telephone Company, is
an expert electrician, and those who
want electric bells in their houses
would do well to avail themselves of
HE services while he is here. He did
first class job in the REGISTER
office.
A gentle rain eveay twenty-fOuT
hours has been "the order of the day"
for the past ten days, and the way
corn and things are growing is a
wonder. If this sort of weather con-
tinues three weeks longer Allen cOun-
ty will harvest the biggest corn crop
in its history.
Moran Herald: Miss Edna Keith,
of this place, has the distinction of
being the best mathematician in the
OswegO Female College. She has
been hOnOred with gold medal by
the College. This is an honor to be
proud of, and her many friends in
Moran are glad that she is getting
along 80 nicely in school.
For some time past Mr.. j. II.
Wilson has been sending copy of the
REGISTER to his friend, ThOs. r.
Creamer, of Walker, Mo-. and the re-
suit is that Mr.. Dreamer is i'm lola this
week looking up a location with
view to moving here. He lie a
pleasant gentleman and we are glad
he is to become one of our citizens.
The subscribers of the REGISTER
who are accustomed to do their trad
ing at Moran, and perhaps some
others, will be especially interested in
the handsome advertisement of the
Moran Department Store which APP
pears on our last page. The Adver-
tisement speaks for itself and ex-
plains the splendid success which MIR.
Stephenson has achieved as a mer-
chant.
We are glad to be able to report
this week that DIR. Hendricks has de-
cided to erect building on his bust
ness lot next to the Stevenson block,
and has already begun work on it.
The room will be 100 feet long, and
the Doctor has already had several
applications from parties wanting to
lease it. This makes eight large bus
mess houses row in process of erection
and will fill up the gap made by the
great fire in 1891.
DIR. Diamond Dick intended to go
away last week, but the announce
ment of that fact brought him such
rush of patients that he found him. |
self unable to close his Office. Besides |
that the managers of the Celebration |
asked him to stay and help entertain
the people. So he will remain until |
next week, at least, and will then |
probably go to Humboldt. He has |
in the Kansas City |
and st. Joe papers for show people |
and is going to give Humboldt first |
class entertainment.
Some of our friends have said that |
a great many more people would take
the REGISTER if the price were
not so high. 1t costs more money to |
run this paper than it did fifteen wears |