The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-23
lady here who knows the young st.
Louie girl who kissed Hobson.

tiOn. She Is attending school At the
state University this year.
A gentle, general, generous rain
set in Saturday night and continued
all day sunday. The estimated fail
varies from ten to twenty-five feet.
Mr.. Il. v. Campbell, q leading mer-
chant of Savonburg, and II. A. Myer
a prominent stockman of the same
place, were in lola Monday on bust
ness.
will have a choice car IF Wiscon-
sin Burbank Potatoes in lew days to
sell wholesale and retail at my flour
and feed store at Santa Fe depot. ;.
A. Wickard,
DO your fencing while you have
the time-I have carload of Hog
Fencing to sell on March 1st Terms,
no Interest. 4. b. shannon, North
Side Hardware.
am now prepared to buy all kinds
of Grain and seeds at my new ware
house at santa Fee depot and will sell
-four and feed and Wisconsin potatoes
Cheaper than any one. =. A. Wick
ard.
Lost:-A heavy brown blanket
shawl, with light brown border,
some where between &. l.. Wilson's
and ID. Gillaspie's. Finder please
return to the REGISTER office or to
Mr.. Wilson.
Pittsburg Headlight: Mrs. Ed. s
Hale and children are preparing to
leave for lola Sunday next, where
they go to join Mr.. Hale, who is en-
ployed in the lola smelters.
The REGISTER is sorry to learn that
Mrs. John Taylor lie quite sick aud
Miss Msude Wisely, of Moran, will
come over and help run the house un-
til she is better.
The Goodlander furniture and uu
dertaking house at Bronson was total
ly destroyed by fire SATURDAY. night
The loss is estimated at $40, 900 cover
ed by insurance on both building and
stock.
Work has progressed so far on the
culbert over Coon Creek that the
steel gang has come in its special cal
and rs soon as the abutments are
fixed the heavy steel giIders will be
put in.
Mrs. Rev. J. y. Leonard received
word Saturday morning Of the death
of her mother at Finley Ohio Will,
1t was not unexpected it was SAT
news and Mrs Leonard has the SINGER,
sympathy OF host of lola friends.
Shorty McGann came down from
Kansas ''ity Monday night and will b
here IA few days. He says he ant
Lev Bustwick, who are both working
for n wholesale commission house, ar
prospecting and both hope to spent
part of the holidays in lola.
sheriff Hobart made successful
soItie to Mound City Monday for
grand jury victim. The gem leman
Elmer ROesbfook, Is charged will
dispensing bug juice at Moran, ant
In default of bail he now occu pies
room in the county Jail.
Not long ago there was rsfIlrd Of
in lola u handsome metrschaum pip
and 1t was won by one of In, mel
in jail, Most my morning now tn
handsome bowl may be seen prOlrud
ing through the bars.
Mrs. Rev. Bryant came near dyiu,
Wednesday night from an affection
OF the limbs from which she has lonl
suffered. The pain she suffered wa
terrible shock to her nerves ant
she sank quite low but rallied and /
now somewhat improved.
w. 4. States, the yOnDg archit ec
who recently came here from Ohio
was called to his home at Norwalk to
day hy n letter stating that his vii
and little son were both quite ill., r,
will remain there for few month
and return TO lola IN the spring.
The Garnett papers contain an &C
: count of the death at that place ol
December 8, of Mrs. Blanche Wisan
Ray, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II X
Winans, at the age of % years. Sh
was born in lola in 1870 and man
people still remember Mr.. and Mrs
"Hank" Winans her parents, am
will sympatize with them in thei
sad loss
Before any more souls can be saved
says the Kansas City.Star every bod.
will have to wait until the muc
sought for debate between the Bar
fists of Moran and any other denomi
nation on the face of MaImaton town
ship can prove that they are not i
the Kingdom of God Where o