The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-03-11
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ville's, North Side Hardware. 1918
d d W,
Bennett d Travis can make you
from 20 to 25 per cent on all the money
you have to invest. DIV
An organ, nearly new, to trade for
good, quiet driving horse. Apply
at REGISTER office. W.
A crowd OF fourteen young people
were over from Moran Saturday night
looking at the smelters.
X. C. Gazette: The leila Daily REG
lister, keeping pace with the lola
boom, has been enlarged.
You can get them in bulk or paper
form from Shannon d Horville's,
North Side Hardware. 1918 d d W.
One result of the shoe shop scrap
Saturday was the discovery of new
hot tomato joint where you can get
tOmale hot or chile.
Mr.. +. II. Ruble was called to
Parkersburg, w. Va, Sunday by
q telegram announcing the death of
his mother. The sympathy of his
friends will accompany him on his
sorrowful journey.
X. C. Journal La Harpe which has
never played on more than about
one string heretofore, Is preparing to
put in full complement and make
some music for its neighbors. The
Lauyon Bros. are preparing to build
the Largest smelter in the world" at
the town, and operate 1t with natural
gas.
Miss Bardwell and Miss Pickett
the two charming young ladies who
have been visiting Miss Clara Foust
left Monday for their home in Manhat-
tan. They made many friends dur
ing their short stay here who will be
delighted always to renew acguaint.
snceship. Manhattan papers please
copy.
Oklahoma City Tfmes-JOurnaE At
the last meeting of the Philomathes,
on Saturday night, the members pre-
sented Mrs. A. G.. Scott, who has been
secretary of the club for over three
years, and one of the strong members,
with q portfolio Of Charles Dana Glib
sons "Pictures of the People," as a
token of their appreciation of her serv-
ices and as an expression Of their re.
greet at her departure.
Arthur Cunningham came up from
Humboldt Tuesday to hear Funston
lecture, He says Humboldt will be
making brick within the next two
weeks. He also reports q narrow
escape from fire this morning. A de-
fective fiue at the northeast corner OF
the square. With the present wind
in operation all Humboldt would
have been in danger and lola within
reach of a.good scorching.
Will Bartels had picture frame
Monday made out of tin which was
a beauty. 1t was the work of Chas
BryOn, the head timer at the ,store
and contained lis pieces of tin. The
frame was rich and handsome looking
and the twisted tin caught the light
on all sides like highly polished silver
Billy 10 pretty good timer himself
and the only flaw he saw in it, wat
the picture, (his OWN in the middle
The REGISTER has sent its week y
mailing list for Allen county to Con
gresham Peters with the request
that he mail to all the addresses
therein contained packages of thG
garden seeds which Congress may
have placed at his disposal. The
REGISTER thinks this garden seed
business great farce, but il there /,
any good in it at all the subscr bers
of this paper are entitled to theil
share.
Mrs. Geo. Kirby entertained few
of the young people at the home q
Mrs. j. f.. Ireland Thursday. Tn,
young people were Initiated into 1
number of new games and spent thu
evening most delightfully."-. ThOs,
present were: Misses Foust, Pickett
Bardwell, Duffy, Bedell, Ella Ewsr
Abbie EWart, McHugh, Richards anc
Messrs.. McNiel, Chastain, Christian
McLsin, Newly, Harris, Bowlus
Cofiield, Mcclure.
Mr.. f. s. Bennett WAS showing Mr.
Jas. II. Brink, of Plymouth, Ind.
about town this week aud thu
REGISTER was pleased to come in fol
II share of the attention. Mr.. Bennet
has just sold Mr.. Brink $500 acres o
land in Wilson county for consider
alton of $68, 600, and hopes eventually
to.interest him in lola. Mr.. Brink