The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-28
Local Notes.

Nv mhnn'b.
Ed. ChstfieId lie doing carpenter
work for ranchman up in Coffey
county.
Mr.. II. +. and j. K. Thomas are
making considerable improvements
on Mr.. Delaplain's residence.
Mrs Jones and Mrs. Bradbury,
who have been visiting in FIT. Scott,
were in lola on their way to Chanute.
j. f. Pattee returned Tuesday
from Smith Center, where he went to
attend the funeral OF his son Charley.
WANTED. Midle aged settled
woman to cook in a small hotel. En-
quire at No, 32O west Madison, lola,
Kansas.
There will be q Contest entertain
ment at the Silver Leaf school house
Monday evening, October 81. Every
body is invited,
Mr.. Edwards, the brick layer, has
begun work on new residence on his
lots at the northwest corner of n.
Cottonwood and f. Monroe streets.
The Root Tailor Co. have the frame
OF one house up and also good sized
barn, on North Colborn st. mot Cot
tonwood st. as stated previously
The big bulletin boards on the
north side of the square are being
torn down to make way for the
building that will be built there.
Trustee Barnett asks the REGISTER
to announce that the Ideal Laundry
Building, just west of the ice plant
has been chosen as the voting place
for lola township.
Mrs. Msnnellv, of Hoisington, who
has been visiting her father, B. ID.
Reed in lola for some time, left Wed
nesdsy for Savonburg where che will
visit relatives awhile.
For sale, at bargain, an SO-acre
tract Of good bottom land. For
further particulars call on or write
II. M. Cunningham, Humboldt, Kas.
Money to loan at seven per cent in
terest. 47.4S
The smoke stacks look mighty high but
are scarcely more than half done. on
clear day they can be plainly seen from
IOla.-CherTypdlr Clarion.
lola hasn't noticed them. Probably
because of the smoke from her own
smelter stacks.
J. w. Arnold, OF Oregon, who has
been visiting his son, Charley Arm
old, west ofthe river, and Mrs. w. H.
Root, of this city, went to Hum.
boldt to visit a week with relatives,
then he will re turn to lola.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Nichols, son of
o. b, came in Wednesday from
Deepwater, Mo, and will live here in
the future. The REGISTER is glad to
welcome the handsome young couple
TO the beautiful young city.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan will
leave in few days for Bolton, Mo-,
where Don will help Mr.. Pryor put
ina gas plant Mr.. and Mrs. Buchan-
an will be gone about year and will
then probably return to lola TO live.
Independence Reporter: The DAILY
REGISTER IS one of the best local
papers that comes to this Office and
although published in a smaller town
than Independence its columns show
that it is appreciated by the business
men.
s. h. Warner, of Moran, was in lola
Tuesday, soliciting advertising for
tho High School Mercury. Mr.. Var
ner says the people of Moran apprecl-
ate the Mercury more than ever this
year and are giving 1t a hearty sup
port.
Edward Kinney left Tuesday for
Jacksonville, Ills, where he will study
in the Brown Business College this
winter. Mr.. John Mccormack, who
has been visiting the Kinney family
for some time, also returned to his
home in Jacksonville.
The derrick for the first gas we'll at
Moran is completed and they expect.
oil to begin drilling Wednesday
The well will be put down near the
junction Of the Missouri Pacific and
the Katy. A Mr., Pratt of Indlanapo-
lis, Ind, has the contract.
Jos. Rosenberg has rented one OF
the rooms just vacated by the New
York Store, to the lola Extract and
Baking Powder Company, who will
move in at once. The building on the
north side Of the square they will va.
cate has not been rented Jet.