The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-11-23
THE WEEKS NEWS
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Bostwick & Acers.
Frank f. Smith has 500, 900 to loan
on farms at the lowest rate.
Team, wagon and harness for sale.
Apply 625 North Colborn.
Money to loan on improved farm
owest rate. Bostwicl1 & Acers.
Belgian Hares for sale. Pedigreed
stock. A. NJ. Wood, p miles south
OF LaHarpe.
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Mrs. Kline came last Monday even
ing from Larned for visit with Mr..
and Mrs. C. Cecil.
Glen Flake and Charlie Price were
out in the neighborhood of Piqua
Saturday buying horses.
Judge Smith last Tuesday united in
marriage Joe Osborn and Mary +.
Hickson, both of Bronson.
For Sale: Good work mare and
buggy. Mare weighs about 1850.
Call at Ritter's Livery Barn, lola.
Zinc ore and spelter are both higher
than for some months, the latter being
S4.15 in st. Louis and ore being 500 in
Joplin.
The county clerk is making out the
election certificates for all the newly
elected officials in the county, over
$50 in all.
J. T. Miles returned this afternoon
to his home at Marengo, Ia, after a
visit here with his daughter, Mrs. j..
H. Cummings.
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Mrs. Belle King, of Blue Mound
Twho has been here visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Travis, left
for her home Monday.
Mrs. Dee Lanyon left Tuesday for
Girard where she will visit friends
during Mr.. canyons absence in the
Territory on hunting trip.
We want Butter, Eggs, Potatoes,
Chickens and other produce at the
Up-to-Date Grocery and Market.
First door east of the Post Office.
For SALE-Three lots in Rhoades'
addition to lola, joining Geo. Fry's
on the south. Mrs. Lizzie Rybott,
5022 Durham avenue, Kansas City,
Missouri.
Another gas well will soon be COM
menced near the east lola brick plant
for the nse of that plant. They have
zone good well but want another for
emergencies.
John Often is back inthe restaurant
business, having opened "The Owl"
in the Acers building with a neat
stock and with Wilhelm Speckbottle
behind the skillet.
j. A. Robinson aud Frank Robin
son, who left here after voting on
election day and have been visiting at
their old home in Rensselaer,, Ind,
returned home Wednesday.
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Superintendent Billbe urges all
teachers who wish to go to Garnet
for the S. r. X. n. Assn meeting on
Thanksgiving to join the local associ-
alton so as to secure reduced rates.
Leigh Hunt has decided to Join the
hunting party in Oklahoma, Dee
Lanyon went down to Standardization
day and Mr. and Mrs. George Will
hite and Mr.. Hunt will go down to-
might.
Choice Hickory, White Ash, White
Oak, yellow Southern Poplar and
Southern Pine are the woods that en-
ter into the construction of Newton
wagons. For sale by E. c. Remsberg,
lola, Kansas.
Mr.. Wilson of Fredonia, Mr.. Ham
ilton of Independence, and Mr.. Wynn
JOf Deer Creek township, who have all
been on the United States GrandJury,
were in lola on their return
home from FIT. Scott.
L. f. Farmer has arranged to move
he lola Marble Works to West lstreet
near the Santa Fe depot and he
and hiss new partner, j. c. Cofiiield
will prepare to mark the last resting
places of southeastern Kansans.
The votes cast on election day at Chanute
CoIeyville, Inpedendence ana Cherryvale
were Chanute, 1864, CoIeyville, 1855, hide
pendence Sss Cherryvale 77J.-Chanute Sun.
Correct, and the vote of lola City
on the same day was 1876, with several
hundred registered voters not voting.
Mrs. j. Francis, Florence Kansas,
says: 81 was all run down in health.
worn out, weak, my appetitewas poor,
could not sleep and doctors did me
no good. ! took Beggs' Blood Puri-