The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-09-01


he market --Schell Il Baird.
Best goods. lowest prices. Rosen-
berg's store. Opening Monday, Sep
TENDER 4th. Souvenirs for ladies.
J. w. Liggett, who has been here
his father-iu-law John Alstot
returned to his home in Kansas City
to-day.
Lightning struck aud burned hay
stack i'm Prairie Dell neighborhood
Friday, and fire ie reported at
LaHarpe.
The will of the late Allison G.. Lam
beth of Moran wae admitted to pro
bate Tuesday. The widow and
children inherit the estate.
For sale or trade at a bargain: My
half interest in meat market doing
best business in city. Parties mean
ing business apply at this office.
Mems, boys, ladies', mlsses' and
children's shoes, Rosen berg's store,
Acers building. Opening Monday
September 18th. Souvenirs for ladies
f. NJ UT, from North Logan. was
In town Tuesday and calledlon the
REGISTER. He remarked on the big
growth Of the town as he has been alb
sent a long time.
Mrs. Sanner aud daughter, who
have been visiting the family of ID.
Il. ID. SmeltZer for some time, left for
their home in Maryland Friday
Mrs. Sanner is Mr.. Smeltzer's sister.
Z. A. Booze was up from Savonburg
Tuesday. He still suffers from the fall
he sustained at Topeka last winter
and his hip will not permit him to do
heavy farm work for long time yet.
f. NJ. Penniman, of Fort Scott, has
been here for several days, on deal
with the smelters. He sold the Lam
yons a nice bill of patent roofing for
one of the main buildings at works
No. ..
Dry goods, dress goods, silks and
satins, la Ties furnishing goods,
notions and fancy goods, Rosen berg's
store, Acers building. Opening Mon
dav, September 4. Souvenirs for the
ladies.
Miss Abbie Wakefield stopped in
lola Monday on her way home
from Carlyle and visited Miss w ilson.
She expects TO spend the winter at
her brothers. in Arizona and will
leave about October /.
Mrs. Simpson from weet of the
river, has rented the new house he
ing built by Mrs. Boyce north of the
new school house, and will occupy il
| this winter, She will move to town
with her family Thursday.
LOST, about July 81, one brindel
COW, branded on the sides, weight
about $50 pounds, dehorned. Last
seen east OF Deer Creek bridge, any
information will be appreciated 10y
Kreuter d Lewis or +. p. Brigham.
The remains of Mrs. Cox, who died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Burris near Carlyle Tuesday, were
taken to Kiugman this morning fol
burial. Her son, MIR. Cox, anC
daughter, Mrs. Burriss, accompanied
them.
The roof Is now finished on the new
high school building and the towe
which crowns the edlfice is visible al
over town. The building is beauty
and it will be an ornament and prid
TO the city and county for many year
to come.
Mrs. Will Rumbley is quite sicl
and steps have been taken to hav
her son Will, now at San Francisco
discharged and sent home as 1t /
thought she worries considerable,
about him.
There is talk Of starting tenni
club in lola. Several clubs flOuTishet
q few years ago, but the boom cam
and houses were built ON the courts
Interest waned, but there IL tall
among the old players of organizing
new club.
Saturday is the 9lst annivers
airy of the birth of II. w. Acers
Grandpa A GERS, as he is called, is
hale, hearty old gentleman, possesse,
of all his faculties. and he has hos
OF friends who hope he may enjoy lif
for years yet.
An lola firm recently sold two larg
carpets to IA Chanute man and will
lay them down on his parlOr floor TO
him. And the man not only got tn
best of carpets but he got them a
reasonable prices, due to the excellen
market which lola affords.
lola is putting on airs because it has
natural gas. Wait until Abilene sinks Its
we'll then we will all be plutocratic money
barons IA biene Chronicle.
lola people may be putting on air
but they don't get up in the middl
OF wintry nights and put on wood
and that's mora important.
There were five wagon loads @
waternqelons on the lola market a
seven o'clock Friday morning. Thes
were in addition to the melons helt
over, the five loads being nativ
melons brought to town by the farm
ers. The melancholy days hav
Gomez
The contract for j. ID. Mann's hote
building will he let this week tn
different contractors having asked TO
a little more time in which to figure
He proposes now to build the hote
three stories high and when finished