The Iola register., 1900-10-26

:
two lola men who are each figuring .
on buying a piece of property which
will cost them a round thousand dol
lars or more.
Choice Hickory, White Ash, White
Oak, yellow Southern Poplar and
SouthermiPine are the woods that en-
ter into the construction of Newton
wagons. For sale by Il. G. Remsberg, !
lola, Kansas.
c. +. Scott, editor of the REGISTER,
speaks at the following places during
the present week; Monday, Indepen-
dence: Tuesday Parsons Wednesday,
Girard; Thursday Columbus Friday
Howard and Saturday Winfield.
The cement company is figuring on
erecting a large cement bridge for the
city of Joplin, Mo- \ few OF these
bridges scattered over the country
will be fine advertisers of the merits .
and uses of lola Portland cement.
Seventy pounds of ear corn in two
minutes and ffty-fve seconds, l3 |
rounds of the horses. This has been |
done on the Janney feed mill. Give
as a chancesand we can do it again.
For sale by f. c. Bemsburg. lola
| Kansas.
i. +. Clifford and Mel Fronk were
out at cottage Grove school house
last Friday and had mighty good
meeting which the former addressed.
All parties were represented in the
audience and the speaker was given
clSselattention.
Sheriff Dan Moore came down from
Anderson county Sunday to get Ernest
Brown as the: latter failed to appear
at theslast term of court and his bonds
men became frightened that he might
not showIup at the next term and have
decided to surrender him.
\ careful poll of the voters in the
county jail OF Allen county finds one
prisoner in favor OF Mckinley, being
, the next president, and some eight or
, ten in favor OF w. j. Bryan's candi-
dacy. q one of the other peculiarties
is that there is colored Democrat in
Jail.
one firm of lola grocers broke
their record Saturday 10y taking in
b over 500 in cash \ drygoods firm
did "A bigger business than on any
one day in their soiourn here, SUR
. passing the former record of the day
before Christmas. 1t is so dull in
p lola, you know.
The rain stopped work on the water
d works plant and probably a week will
, be lost before anything more is done.
+, Lew Kingsley, the man in charge of
the eNcavating, says he thinks there
, is about week more of work to be
done and but for the rain he would
have finished this week.
Cash Edison went to Yates Center this
morning. He makes prediction that he will
i carry Woodson county by seyenty-six votes.
( What win he do with Allen countyS 100 Re-
o. publican majority. lola REGISTER
just watch his predictions go glim-
mering about the 9Th of next month
, Yates Center News.
.. Mr. l.. +. Palmer. the granite and
marble man has sassociated with himself
in the monument business Mr.. j, G.
' Conield, the present police Judge. Mr..
= Conield is extensively acquainted over
the county and with little tutoring
from Mr. Palmer will doubtless learn
. to chip stone handsomely.
The host of friends OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. ). McClain will be glad to know
that the sale of their home ON north
. Sycamore street does not necessarily
I mean that they intend to leave lola.
; Mr.. McClain owns several other good
properties and will possibly build
= himself new home further out.
= CoTyville journal: When Col. Ed.
p Little was in town yesterday morning
he stopped at the Oriental, but was
4 unable to get room owing to the
: over crowed condition of the house
and was compelled to pass the time
until morning in a rocking chair. He
did not like this evidence of pros
, perity.
FIT. Scott Tribune: 1t is predicted
by Fort Scott man that within a
few years the lola Portland cement
will be so cheap that Fort Scott can
. pave her streets with it at less cost
, than any other pavement. This is
not intended to discourage the rock
! crusher man who is here trying to
sell the city a crusher.
A letter to the REGISTER from Mr..
r. w. Duffy of Manhattan, asks to
. have the address of his paper changed
! to Tacoma, Washington. He has
closed out his dry goods business in