The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-11-11

RR for Eggs at Klau.
Born: Friday, Nov. 4, 1898, to Rev.
and Mrs. Leslie Potter, st. Louis. "a
girl.
Geo. Smell came over from Missouri
Monday on business and to visit his
uncle, Con Null.
Mr. Kuder's new house just north
of Grant Billbe's in now finished and
he will move in soon.
DIR. Belmont went to Ottumwa,
Iowa, where he will do some optical
work for few weeks.
The new brick building on the
north side is rising rapidly and will
be finished in q month or so.
MIR. and Mre. H. Waters and Miss
Myrtle returned Tuesday from
Florida where they have been visiting
relatives.
Miss Lou Hartley came over from
LaHarpe Tuesday and will visit
Miss Blanche Wright and Miss Jen-
ME Mcneil,
Money refunded by all druggists
for anycase where Arthur's Vermi-
fuRe Tea fails to remove worms. Guar
anteed. Price, 25 cents.
George Davis has let the contract
for q new house at the south east cor
ner of East and Cottonwo God streets.
H. f. Thomas will do the work.
Nearly everybody who goes driving
out of lola these days drives out to
Gas City and Lanyonville and La
Harpe, and then they come back to
lola.
Ralph Mcdowell returned from
LeavenwOrth Saturday where he had
gone to be mustered out of the 22nd
KS, Vol. Inf He will make his fu-
ture home in lola.
Charlie Ohltest, of LsHarpe, who
has spent the past summer in Ger
many returned Tuesday from his
outing. He IL fat and sleek and evil
IDENTIFY enjoyed 1t immensely.
Mr.. r. l.. Manley from about ten
miles east of town, Will begin the
erection of q handsome residence on
south Sycamore in a few days. He
will move to town and make lola his
MIR. G. G. Johnson, who has been
driving Ira Kelly's trunk wagon,
went to Eureka Monday to close
up the sale of his farm near that
place. He will move to lola and help
along the good cause.
Prof. Max Reimer, who will be
pleasantly remembered by lola peo.
pie, has returned to Kansas after
serving through the war with the
, 22nd Kansas. He told the REGISTER
reporter that he was mighty glad t.
get out of the army.
Harmon's Eighth Annual Crysan
themum Show will be given this yeal
, November "a and %. On the Gath
3 the Baptist ladies will serve Thanks
3 giving dinner and give an entertain
, msnt in the evening in connection
with the flower show.
Mr.. Hilton, who has been foreman
: of the kiln at the brick yard resigned
his position this week for one at tn,
: LaHarpe shelters. This throws p
u. Holden i'm as foreman. "Peten is
, good hard working boy and will dc
: credit to his new position.
4 y
o the recorded Instruments at the court
! house Is the record of gas leases re
, Gently made to Ed McCool who IL
going to furnish Ft Scott with gas
, A. ID. Allen, Malinda Burgess, G.. j
' Hawley, p. w. Jury and A. Ramsay
: all leased land to him.
i The REGISTER has had regular sub
scribers at various times for many
a years in England, Germany, France
q Persia and Japan. But IL starts sew
h eral copies for the first time this weel
n To subscribers at Manila, Philippine
9 Islands, u. =. A. The REGISTER be
t lieves in Expansion, with big f.
: ID. C. Wood got back totown Thurs
i day from Usage township wher
!, he has been at work for several week
: rebuilding the Usage Valley church
4 The church has been raised, a steepl
Q added and the room enlarged Il
4 40x40. The pulpit now stands in on,
. corner and the seats circle arount II
q Z. II. Beaumont returned iron
A western Kansas the other day afte
A several months absence and IL 81
r tickled at the growth lola has mad
a in that time that he is going to stay
g right here for the next six month
n anyway. He says wherever he wen
he found lola we'll advertised ant
bearing reputation that made hin
proud to call it his home.
I The following young men accepte
] an invitation from Frank Travis an,
enjoyed duck party at his hom
y near LaHarpe: Harris, Culbertson
/, Frank and Lou Horville, Hodgson
Holden. Hankins, Clifford and Camp
bell. Misses Anna Mcdonald, Bell
Travis and Abbie Wakefield assste,
Miss Sadie Travis in serving the re
past and the boys say they had
. most enjoyable time and a glorIou
dinner.
w. H. Cole, late of Norwalk. o., al
rived in lola Sunday with q CARLOAD