The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-02-02
THE WEEKS NEWS
P. E. Wdugh DENTIST.

Wanted, corn, 2Scts at Miller's mill.
Money to loan on city property,
Bostwick d Acers.
Fleming nut coal IL cents bushel
at lola Water Mills. WITT
Ray Duffy came down from Man
haitian Tuesday for visit
so pounds Of chop tor bushel of
corn at the lola Water Mills.
Two cents a bushel for grinding any
kind of grain at the lola Water Mills.
The NJ. f.. Aid Society Will give
Martha Washington tea the 22nd of
February.
The mayors proclamation Gays that
all dogs unmuzzled after February !,
will be shot.
Mrs. Oscar Foust and Miss Clara
left Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. II. W
Duffy for Kansas City.
Born last Wednesday to Mr. and
Mrs, Arthur Ewing, in Breakdown, "a
fine baby girl, Maude Eva.
DR.. Mcmillan and family arrived
last night from Marceline, Mo-, and
will make this their future home.
The REGISTER is very sorry to
port that Johnny RichesOn is not ex-
pected to live from hour to hour.
Tuesday evening license to wed
was Issued to Albert A. Payne and
Miss Mary 5. Stevens, both of Colony.
Judge Smith Wednesday evening
united in marriage Claude Sluteville
Of Moran and Miss Della Davis of Els.
more.
A telephone has been placed in
each OF the school buildings of lola,
precaution which may prove of
great value some day.
w. l.. Allison is having quite a
serious svige Oi Illness NJ his home on
South Walnut street, being confined
TO his he'd most of the time.
The Yates Center Ne,Us says that a
petition is beirg circulated 10 have a
grand jury called for the next term of
the Wuods1n county court.
G. A. Fronk was feeling so miser-
able with the preliminary skirmishes
of grip in his bones that he left his of.
flee Wednesday and went home.
Humboldt Uniom Orley Redfeld
was down from lola Sunday visiting
home folks and friends. He likes his
position in the "Our Way" restaur-
ant.
Miss Pearl Anderson is carrying
around with her picture Of her late
pet dog. She had him photographed
and then turned the p Ilice loose on
him.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
hold it's regular meeting at the
Presbyterian church Saturday after
noon at O'Clock. All children in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. McCarty came
up from Humboldt Wednesday TO
help Mr.. and Mrs Lutte StOver cele-
brate heir third wedding ami
versary
Blue Mound Sum G.. w. Dunaway,
of lola, has traded his 100 acre farm,
near Critzor, to Mr.. Grove, of La
Harpe. for an so acre farm near the
latter place,
7 editor of the REGISTER went to
Topeka Saturday night to attend the
banquet of the Kansas Day Club of
which he Is president, which took
place Monday.
The editor of the Dodd City, Ark,
Republican, reports wedding and
closes with, 1--WE hope the young
peoples troubles-but what's the use,
we are married ourselves"
Choice clean fax seed to loan or
sell, choice seed oats, bran flour and
oil meal. Choice northern eating and
seed potatoes. :. A. Wickard ~ Co
near Santa Fe depot, lola, Kansas.
Humboldt HeIaM At an informal
gathering of friends at the home OF
Mrs. Eli Neff last evening, the en-
gagement of Mr.. Charles Mcknight
and Miss Sadie Nef was announced
The advertising rate of the Ladies
Home Journal according to its official
rate card is SS4 per inch, or six dollars
per agate line. A full page OF the
journal one issue costs four thousand
dollars.
Sam TTmb was i'm town Mon
day from Usage township and made
final payment of S245 for the eighty
acres of school land which he bought
several years ago, and patent will
now be Issued to him.
The Osborne NeWs tells of little
girl who went To school one morning
with q note from her mother to the
teacher which read: "Please do not
vaccinate BESSIE. She was vaccinat.
cd four years ago and 1t prove fatal"