The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-08-18
THE WEEKS NEWS
p. E. Waugh, Dentist
Buckeye Churn at Coutant's.


The ties are laid Tor the new switch
at the Santa Fe.
Bale Ties at T. b. Shannons. North
Side Hard ware.
Money to loan on city property,
Bostwick ~ Acers.
Cheap Charley will buy, sell or
trade North Side.
Fleming nut coal II ceuts lu,Lel
at lola Water Mills. wit
SO pounds Of chop tor a bushel OF
corn at the Lola Water Mills.
Farm Loans, Geo. \. Ward, room
Z, Simpson Bldg, lola.
lola will do the biggest business
this fall II has ever done.
See Frank f.. Smith for farm loans.
He makes the lowest rates.
Money to loan ON improved farms
lowest rate. Bostwick d Acers.
Frank f. smith has money 10 loan
on farms AT per cent straight.
Two cents bushel for grinding any
kind of grain at the lola Water Mills.
Come to Morrison and Gilham's
next saturday, aud buy shoes at your
own price.
For SALE: 30 head of yearlings.
Time given on part payment. Geo. a.
Fry, lola.
Go to Wallace for strictly first class
photos. Fret door north of Pennsyl.
vania Hotel.
VIM Campbell was up from Leanna
last saturday and made this office
pleasant call.
A gentleman from Iowa, friend of
Mr. Crum, Was here recently looking
for location.
Dan Gregg is doing the plumbing
at the new school house. Will Bartles
is helping him.
Call ana examine the DeKalb hog
fence, the most perfect one on the
market. J. w. Coutant.
Farmer Bill Brister who has been
in lola since sunday returned to his
farm near LaHarpe Tuesday.
Brides dresses made during the
dull season for $3.50. over Cheap
'AbAbf AVol lpDlllt lplds
Mrs. Carrie Willard came down
from Emporia Tuesday to visit
with the family ofG. NJ. Nelson.
Only few more days left for our
August Clearing Sale, ending Mon
day, August u. New York Store.
Miss Ella Brown went to Neodesha
Friday to see her mother.who is there
taking treatment under DIR. Tozer.
A city rock pile will he established
for the benefit OF those who would
rather lay out II fine in jail than pay
it.
The Fair officials say there are
twice as many entries in the speed
ring this year rs there has ever been
before
The big barn on the Travis farm.
four miles east of town, was burned
Tuesday, a lot Of hay, corn, etc.
was estroyed.
Rev. y. V Moore, who il building
a good tNo-,tory house on East street
VIII move ntu it soon auu make his
home here again.
Ed McHugh has gone into the
transfer business again. He expects
10 put new wagon on the streets
Monday morning.
John Goshorn and Frank Travis
left Wednesday for Ninita, |. II.
They said they were going to fatten
an Indian apiece.
Henry Decker left last Friday for
Kansas City where he will spend a
few days before going to ioin his reg
iment at FIT. Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawyer came
over from Webb City Sunday, call
ed here by the death of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. h. Thomas child.
The young people of the Baptist
Church will give II 10 cent social at M.
q. RoblnsOn's. No. II, North Walnut
street, Friday evening.
Hon, w. A. Calderhead, congress-
man from the fifth district, Will speak
nj the fair ground here Sept. 18th, old
soldiers day at the fair.
1t rained a good deal more right at
lola sunday night than any where
else in the county. And it has been
beautifully cool eversince.
Customers that have left their
photographs at the New York Store
to be enlarged, and have not received
enlarged pictures, please call
Mr.. l.. G. Munger left Monday
for Colorado Springs, Colo. He ex-
poets Mrs Munger who Is now at
salt Lake City to join him there.
The Fair will be bigger than ever
this year. A least that 10 the pros
pect at present. And you want to
get ready to put in the week at It.
LOST, about lSW 81, one brlndle
COW, branded On Nhe sides, weight
about $50 pounds VdehOrned. Last
seen east OF Deer6Ieek bridge, any
information will i6e appreciated by
Kreuter u Lewis o. e, p. Brigham.
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