The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-07
rhE WEEKS NEWS.
p. E. Waugh, Dentist.
Buckeye Churn Mt Coutant's.
Bay your groceries Of T. NJ. Bartels.

M Oney TO loan on Guy property |
BOstwick d Acers.
Cheap Charley will buy, sell or
trade North Siue.
Fleming nut coal IL ceuts q buehel
at lola Water Mills. wit
Will Ransom, of Ottawa, was in lola
q few hours Saturday.
so pounds Of chop tor pushel Of
corn at the Lila Wafer Mills.
Money tc loan on improved tsrms,
lowest rate. Bostwick n Acere
Frank K. Smith has money Ia loan
on farms at per cent straight.
Two cents a bushel Tor grinding any
Kind OF grain at the lola Water Mile.
To loan on farms, $4,000. Geo. A
Ward, Room I, simpson building
lola, hans.
There isn't anything the matter
with lola as summer resort at THE
present writing.
Mrs. George White and her broth
er-in-law, Robert, went to RmpOria
Saturday Tor welt.
Gail ana examine the DeKalb hog
fence, the most perfect one ON the
market. J. w. Coutant.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Jones, of Fit.
Scott, are in the city looking over ii
with view TO locating.
Mr.. and Mrs John Thomas went to
Enid, OKLA, Friday to visit their
son, Gene, "A short time.
Mr.. and and Mrs. j. f Jones went
to Anthony, Kans, saturday to
visit the formers brother.
Sixteen men enlisted in the regular
army at ChAnute the other day when
the recruiting Office WAS opened.
A subscription paper was circulai-
ed in Manhattan "a few days ago and
Sis secured, to be used in buying
uniforms for the band.
l.. G. Beatty returned Saturday
from ONO and Pennsylvania where
he has Ueen for the past few days on
business.
Chanute is considerably worked up
over prns pective visit from Mics
Frances BeucOcB, of Lawrence, the
young lady who Maue John Collins
famous.
JACK Johnson, an engineer from
MlcLlia, lie Ia me city cooking up
bTOtner Of ms whom lie has not seen
for seven yeaIs.
sunday coming on the second and
July 4tn being monday tue monthly
collections anu smeltvr pay gay were
some what retarded.
Bronson Record The Missouri and
Kausas company are na'iug the
hOles dug for the line that they Will
pu, up from 1T scott west. We do
not know where their office Will be
put.
Evans Bros last Friday received
$500 worth of plate glass when wall
hdOrn the fronts OF the Robinson
building and the buildings ON west
Madison avenue.
Mrs. Cupp and children, Robin
ana DAyie, who have been visiting
Mre. Cupp's aunt, Mrs. Samuel JacO.
by, lei, SatuId day for their home
in Guthrie, OKLA,
The DAILY REGISTER 5 extending
lis cITcu, ion, not only in lola, out
among me capitalists auu manutac.
tuIefs VI other cities. a good many
people want lu Keep tab on lOla,-and
they ma, Z somehow round out now 10
do 1t.
Those who live ON farms are liable
to many accidental culs, burns and
bruises, when heal IHpuly when
BALLA kD'~ SNOW LINIMENr is
promptly applied. Pfte - and 80
cents AT Evans Bros.
There Is man in lola who Is 60
years old and he has not lost one day
in the past Thirteen weeks in putting
in full days work at his trade car
pentering. That Is u record which
might we'll be initiated.
lola learned to run bases lstely.
Friday when our boys We're on
the lines rney ran az the slightest
opening and made some plays which
more than any other thing tended TO
take the split out OF the visitors,
Mr.. Palmer. of Ramsay Brss., after
carefully cOncealing bis destination,
left Saturday for Guthrie, or some
other sea port, to see girl who has
retained a hold on his fancy even
after several months In lola.
Col. f. DuFrane came in Monday
from Sedalis,I Mo, and will here
after register from lola, Kans. His
father, j. w. DuFrane, has been here
for several months looking over lola
and as soon as he decided 10 locate
sent for his son.
Abilene Chronicle: Io'a ls to- have an
immense cement factory in The con-
struction OF which three and hall
million pounds of steel will be used
A sulphuric acid factory lie among the
probabilities certainties, please,--ED
REGISTER OF that town.
On complaint Of Mrs. Adams. whit
runs boarding house in LaHarpe
papers were issued and the sheriff
Thursday raided the place of VIM
Mills in that town. Mills was ar
rested, brought to lola and let out or
$500 bond A wagon load of boozt
OF various kinds was coDtiecated.