The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-05-05
the WEEKS NEWS.

see those beautiful gas lamp shades
ct w. II. Roots.
Money to loan on city property,
bOstwick d Acers.
Cheap Charley will buy, sell or
trade North Size.
Fleming nut coal II ceuts a bushel
at lola Water Mills. wit
SO pounds OF chop tor a busheI OF
corn at the la Water Mills.
Frank +. Smith has money 10 loan
on farms at 60 per cent straight.
Money tc loan on improved farms.
Owest rate. Bostwick IL Acers
Frank +. Smith Will make yOuG
arm loan at Ga per cent straight
Two cents a bushel for grinding any
kind OF grain at the lola Water Mills.
Clear glass, opalescent, etched glass,
plain and painted shades at w. II.
Roots.
To loan on farms, $4,000 Geo. \
Ward, Room 7, simpson building
lola, Kans.
Call ana examine the DeKalb hog
fence, the most perfect one on the
market. J. w. Coutant.
Want to Buy 10000 bushels of corn,
1000 bushels Katiir corn and your
millet seed Come and see me. j.
W Ballard.
The latest styles in buggies and
road wagons and at prices thar you
cannot beat. Two car loads lust re-
ceived. A. w. Beck
There is still a considerable quan.
tity of sugar beet seed at the REGIS.
mi "A fri
be backward about coming after
them.
yoH are going to have sale this
spring bring the bills to the REGIS
TER office to be printed, and get
notice of the sale in the REGISTER
free of charge.
Born, Friday, April rs, 1899, to Mr..
and Mrs. w. h. Green, four miles
north OF lola, a daughter.
There are about seven base ball
players in town now vine 90 to the
Uall grounds every afternoon aud put
i'll several hours good practice. steps
are being taken to raise funds to start
the team and unless something unex-
pecled happens to knock the wind
out of our sails lola VIII have good
team his year,
LaHarDe News: 1t Will be seen by
the announcement notice in another
column that Miss Frances Wilson Of
lola township, Is a candidate for
county treasurer, subject to the action
OF the Republican primaries and
county convention. Miss Wilson is
ut present the efficient deputy in
the lreasurer's office, ana she has
IN lAg pt h.4
time unuer every treasurer we
have had for gOou many years She
probably knows as much about the
management of the business of the
Office as any person in the county.
In her treatment OF the patrons of the
office she Is always courteous anu
Obligiug. We feel sure that If she is
nominated she will he elected by
large majority, and make cOmpe.
tent aud popular officer,
The lola township hoard met at the
court house saturday and allowed a
few bills. Then they ran up against
the prupOsi On Of the county commits
siOners TO put in culvert on the riV-
or road. The township has recently
finished culvert across Coca Creek
on the river road hut there are two
agreed To put in one OF them If the
township board would put in another.
The board feared that too much prom
iRence was being given Coon Creek
and that il might feel impelled to
swell up again. AS matter of tact
the road between lola and the river
in the most used piece of the road in
the county and there should be no
hesitancy in putting it in good perma-
nent repair. With three good large
culverts there will be less danger of
the creek overflOwing the road, an
the beginning will have been made of
macadamizihg that road which will
have to be done some day.
The Board of Education met Satur.
day night and opened the bids on the
new school building. There were
quite number of bids, but the con-
tracts for the brick and wood work
were let to lola firms. The brick
work viii be done by Bickford d
Edwards, the same men who so salts
factoIily built the other school build
ing The wood work will he done by
Cecil d Hall, well known contractors
of lola, whose reputation for excel.
cut work Is n guarantee that it will
he well done The erection of the
building viii be under the personal
supervision of Mr.. Squiree, the En-
poria architect, and when it Is fin
ished the building will be one of the
largest and handsomest in this part
Ofthe State.
Among the privates in company
who are reported a. wounded is f.. l..
Whitaker an / the morning papers go
To some tronble TO prove that it was
Herbert l.. Whitaker, Of lola. Her
Dert was taken sick at San Francisco
aud came home and IL here now, so
the unfortunate youth Is some other
person.
r. g. Palsring was down from lola We'd
nesday afternoon after some backsmith's
coal OF course he got IT, our dealers al