The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-11-11
Yeager wants 20 tons OF prairie hay.


corn or I<afiir corn, Miller Bros, lola,
Kansas
M. f. Sickley, one-half mile south
and two miles east of LaHarpe, wants
a man to husk corn.
Rev. II. G.. Fraser will preach in
the North Maple Grove school house
next sunday at o'clock.
Miss Georgia Hutchinson was up
from Humboldt today paying taxes
and attending to other business.
Attention Democrats and Populists!
1t was wrong to bet, but those of you
who did it, pay up, for stuff's off
It Is a question in ethics whether a
man is justified in trying to drown
his sorrows just because he gets
showed under in politics.
Mr. Edwards, one Of the masons on
the school building, has the founda-
ton laid for new house on north
Buckeye, opposite viii kelly's house.
There will be no politics in the
forthcoming Industrial and Trade
edition of the REGISTER. 1t ID for
the beet interest OF Allen county and
lola.
The transfers of lola real estate are
very numerous these days as the re-
cord in another column will show,
and Allen county dirt lie flying pretty
fast alec.
The lumber men report a very ac-
tive trade and more figuring on house
lumber bills than ever before, which
means that the rapid strides will be
kept up.
That pavement about which the
REGISTER has Dragged so much IL as
slow coming out the south end of the
alley as are the reports of Populists
majorities in Allen county.
Mr.. A. p. Charles received word
last evening of the death of his moth
or at Knoxville, Ills., and he and Mrs.
Charles left for that place on the
noon train to attend the funeral.
Preaching at the Baptist church
at IL o. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning
subject: "God allowing men to have
their own way" Evening subject:
IAN urgent invitation to q splendid
feast"
Messrs. q. Dewitt, Jno. Francis
Z. A. Boo and II. Winchester were in
town from the outlying districts to
see If the good news was all true.
And, best OF all, they went home
content.
w. T. McElroy, recognizing that
the north bound passenger brought
never line of news to the poor report.
ere, boarded the train and came &c
lola. He went back on the next train
loaded with thanks.
The various avenues of trade are
well represented in, lola. What we
need is manufacturing plants, and
this is what the forthcoming Indur'
trial and Trade Review of the REGIS.
TER will advertise for.
The New York Store has the frame
up which will agitate u huge awning
In front of the new store and intercept
the winter SHOWS and the summer sur
from the heads OF the habitual user
of that corner as loafing place.
A. c. Thorpe's furlough expired
yesterday and he went to FIT. Leaven
worth where he will re-ioin his regI
ment, the Goth. u. 5. Infantry. lie
has two years yet to serve. Tn,
REGISTER follows to keep his com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beymer, of Chanute
are planning to move to LaHarp
where he will engage In business
One resalt of this will be that Mis-
Lulu will probably finish her higl
school work in lola, which will b.
pleasant news to many of her Iol
friends.
A member of the REGISTER force
whose name Is concealed for the hes
of reasons, tried to catch "a lemon
which Fred Hale threw him just afte
dinner today. He caught it but
was an egg and for half an hour tn
aforesaid member, whose nam
couldn't be dragged out by wild nor
SEES, scraped himself and rubbed an,
scratched with the Office towel. Tn
next time 80 young chicken flee a
him he will duck If he isn't goose
and he don't think he are.
, With full Republican State ad
ministration elected, Kansas will
come to the front With record G
500 Republican majority, Allen cour
, ty Will attract attention rs an intelll
gent progressive county, and immi
grafton will set in. With record c
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