The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-23
Dave Hutton IL quite sick.

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visit from her father.
In spite of size Indecent WeN,htr
b lit in various parts Of town.
Mr.. Woodruff of Anderson corn'y,
Ia one OF the latest additions e." tn.
city of lola. He moved here with his
family and willrise and fall with l"a.
Judge Thomson has moved his of
flea from over Reeds barber shop in.
to the rooms recently vacated by f.
). Bennett.
The more one thinks Of two legal
holidays coming on two SUNDAY, Il
do make the starch come out of Ode's
collar. IN. -. This was written ty
one of the boys)
A Santa Fe water tank burned at
Girsrd the other day which would
Sc IN TO indicate that there is degree
of dryness exceeding that now in
vogue In lola.
A new flour aud feed store opened
at 5. a, Wickard's ware house at the
santa Fe depot. You can buy flour d
feed cheaper than any 9th or place.
+ lour warranted.
The small boy S are all engaged in
blowing beans through TIN tubes
these days and as long as the mer.
chants beau barrels continue open
and the people continue to walk the
| Al nlIap ynnH h..
sport will continue popular.
Chicken pot Pie, Roast Beef, Roast
Pork, Beef Steak Fried Sausage,
Pork Chop or FRIED Liver with mash.
Ell potatoes, gravy, bread and butter
and coffee Tor 10 cents at the Our Way
restaurant, three doors south OF De-
Clute's.
3 Born, Monday night, December Is,
1898, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Garner,
a IL baby girl, and Henry has been hav-
. ing squslly time ever since. Faith.
/ or, mother ana baby tall colored) are
z doing well, but the proud father lie do
e ing the we,lest.
4 The public schools of lola, owing to
the fact that the opening WAS delay
! ed by the non completion of the new
, school building, Will have only one
weeks vacation this year. 1t will
), begin next Saturday morning and
4 extend until the day after New
~ Years.
stolen, night of November To- one
-. single harness with over check bride,
= patent leather blinds, two bits, folded
y hand parts on line, light color, nickle
plated, harness new and hand made
except cOllsr and traces. Five dol
lars reward for its return. A. w.
Rowland, lola, Kansas.
Teais Bros., OF the lola Flour and
Feed Store, East side Square, have
Z an endless amount of Flour and Feed.
$ Also handle Oil Meal Cake aud Po-
u tatoes. Good discount In large
quantities. We will buy your Corn,
Hay, Oats and Kafiier Coru aud pay
t you good prices for the same.
}, Mr.. and MIS-. H. w. Williams left
l. last night for Nevada, Mo-. where
Q the latter Will take treatment und or
o Dr. Wellmore, uuder whose care she
4 received 50 much benefit some time
ago. She has not been feeling very
= we'll for few days aud they will try
;, the efficacy OF another treatment.
S Claude Wright says that "Pompvy'
Thompson, who served with him IN
e the 22nd Kansas, instead of coming
Y home, re-enlisted in the Twenty-tif h
:. regular army will see that the bluh
Il he helped to make us n volunteer il
carried out. He VIII serve for three
yeais, and Iola people all wish him
fame and fortune.
V Nit White came down from En-
h poria Monday, partly to see how III,
i boys are getting along and partly Il
l. negotiate Tor lot of brick Tor nt "
l. building he is getting ready to erect
II in Emporia, He is well pleased wi h
II the way "Our Way lie starting ou,
% G.. 1 Giwowtki, of the firm of l.
e Root d Co.,, will retire from the firB
on January /, and few weeks later
will go to Chicago where he has d
i good position offered him. Louis
"A Root win remain in lola and grow ole
l. and rich with "weuns".
!. Lou Rowland remarked Monday
n that 1t is fortunate that the
e weather didn't turn cold after tn,
a rain as 1t would have been very &C.
a we're on stock. While everybody il
y town was wishing for that very thing
v 1t is probably easier for the lowr
q herd 10 stand the drizzle than for the
y country herd to stand ice.
10 Mr.. Kruger reports that he hal
9 been helping put up Ice tor Kreu,er q
Lewis and that they cut and housed