The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

For TIN work and gas fitting see y.
b. shannon, north side hard ware.
MIS-. Fred Nesbitt and Miss Nee bitt |
came down from Colony Wednes-
day.
II. NJ. Tudor has the frame for his |
new residence up on north Jefferson
avenue.
Tell your friends about Miss Pri-
both's Millinery Opening next Thurs
day and Friday.
MasuIy's house paints. phe
worlds best, at r. -. Shannon's
north side hardware.
Car load of Minnesota and Fairly
Ohio potatoes, Tor seed, go cents per
bushel, pure seed. Yeager's,
For SALE, a well-bred bull, weight
over 800 POUNDS. Inquire at Il II
kellogg farm, miles north and . east
OF Lola. 1t
he Townsend, i'm the Horseshoe
Bend, has Early Ohio, one year from
the north, seed potatoes for sale at 80
cents delivered or 80 at the farm. Adj
dress lola. 1T
Where can you invest money more
profitably than by buying bottle Of
Prickly Ash Btters, you get four for
one, A kidney medicine, q liver tonic
stomach strengthened and bowel
cleaner. Four medicines for one dol
lar. Sold by Chas. b. Spencer Il Co.
T. b. Shannon, north side hard
ware, is adding a new tin shop. His
cousin, Mr.. j. A. Spangler, who has
had years of experience in the City Ne
timer and furnace man, arrived
from at. Il iuis yesterday and will
take charge of the tin shop at once
Seven of Topeka's prominent and
wealthy business men came down on
the afternoon train and were met by
Mr.. J w. French who took them TO
the cement works and explained the
plans of the factory and it's unsur.
passed facilities in raw material to
hem. 1t Is not unlikely that several
Of them will become stock holders in
the enterprise.
When the Wholesale Grocery and
/ Joe Often both finish their proposed
buildings near the tracks people Who
arrive ia town via the santa Fe wlll
"see things.u Between these two
/ buildings and the Nnrthrup lu.1b Der
shed they Will get the impression
that they have left the train at Kan
sas CITY by mistake.
Al a meeting of the Masonic lodge
| Tuesday the last discussion was had
about their proposed new lodge hail
aud every lingering doubt and ques-
ton was cleared away. 1t only re-
mains to reach definite understand
ing with Messrs Sleeper so that the
entire building can he built without
n tch and then the bids will be ask ed
for and the work started right off.
II. l.. Eastwood, who came here
about week ago from Lake Forest,
| H. is man who knows good thing
when he sees it and has no trOu BILE i'm
making up his mind. He has rented
the west room Of the AceTs building
| the one recently vacatedsby the Wells
| Fargo Express, and is opening up
| fresh stock of cigars, tobaccOs and will
operate lunch room in connection.
Two Iobberies within a week of
money carried about in a mans
clothes point IA strong moral that it is
only wisdom TO use the local banks
for pocket book, Both of them are
very sound and very courteous and
obliging. You can leave your money
there for week or draw IL out in any
sum desired and then the sneak thief,
perhaps, will starve to death.
Charles Perkins and Miss Maggie
Thompson were united in marriag o at
Hartford, Kansas Both of them
formerly lived at Hartford but came
TO lola and have wide circle of
friends in this city who join in ex.
tending congratulations and good
wishes. Mr.. Perkins was member
of Company "I", Twentieth Kansas,
the first of the lola contingent to win
himself a wife.
The trial of Will Mills and Claude
Lewis, who were arrested for con-
Quoting joint on the north side of
the square, was finished tuesday,
Lewis being found guilty of main
tanning a nuisance and Mills being
acquitted Considerable evidence
was introduced by the prosecution,
but a compromise along the lines of
the finding of the jury was arranged
with the foregoing result.
Notice the announcement of Miss
Priboth's Millinery Opening, next
Thursday and Friday.