The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-04-13

f. A. McCarty and wife were up
from Humboldt sunday the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte +. Slower.
1t will pay you to get prices on
harness, collars, etc at Jno HartunR's
before purchasing elsewhere. II
The post. office receipts at Chanute
for year were IS, 900. Let's see, lola
just ran a little over $4,000, didn't
she.
Mr.. Oak c. Booth and Mics Carrie
b. Busby, both of Bronson, were
married by the probate judge last
Monday.
Married by Archdeacon Crawford
at lola, Sunday April 8, Mr.. Bert l..
Wells and Miss Marian Haney, both
of this city.
There are lots of handsome window
displays in town but one at the New
York Store and one at Ramsay Bros.
are particularly pretty.
Judge Smith Saturday Issued a
marriage license to Mr.. j. A. Calm,
of Ponca City, Okla. and Miss Tressie
A. Galloup OF Humboldt.
Mrs. George Adams and her mot her
Mrs. Campbell, came over from Bron-
sou Monday to attend the funeral
of their old friend Mr.. Shanks.
Clarence Norton, of Marmaton
township, last week shipped 500
worth of wool. This will probably be
considered good until J. W. Tresdway
shears his Billy goats.
Lady smith having been relieved
some time ago and Otis now being re-
lieved it might save wear and tear
on these two to come home and be
cried over at the same time.
Mr.. w. ID. Rowley who had the
contract for the stone arched culvert
across the rsvins south of the creek +,
completed il last week and hereafter
1t IL believed no trou BILE will be had
with that branch.
The Neodesha papers say that A.
j. Griffin and j ID. BoweTsock, the
Lawrence ice men, will put in $l2,.
900 ice factory there with 20 ton
daily capacity and that "the plant
will employ large number of men"
The Cement company Monday
received another Westinghouse en-
CINE and today received another
rotary. This makes the fifteenth
rotary, or two of the three full
sections.
Last night the stores closed at 1880
as provided for in the clerks union
agreement. People should arrange to
make their purchases before tins hour
b hereafter and then there will be no
need to kick.
The excavation for the DR.. Cox
building at the northeast corner of
the square has begun, but the con-
tract for the supeTstructure has not
yet been let. Work will coon be
pushed on 1t.
lola don't approve ofprlze lights on
Sunday, 80 this from the Hun!bpluC
Herald Is explained: viii Turn r
went to lola Sunday to engage in II
boxing contest with an lola man, but
IL is claimed that the other fellow
failed to slow up,
The work on the foundation for the
big ware house OF the lola Wholesale
Grocery has begun The build.
ing will stand east of the Santa Fe
depot, facing on Madison avenue and
one side adjoining the east track Of
the road.
The Erie papers relate that while
Judge Stillwell was holding sitting
of court there last week all the
lawyers failed to show up one after
noon and inquiry revealed that the
whole gang had played truant and
gone fishing.
Mrs. Frank Culver, Birmingham,
A la, writes of Beggs' Hair Reviewer
the well-knOwn guaranteed prepare
ton: at gives me the best results of
anything; 1t does what is claimed for
lt,--makes the hair grow and keeps
the scalp always clean and bealthy.n
Sold by all druggists.