The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Wallace Duncan wants LOO
pound horse. Address lola.
Geo. Stephenson, LaHarpe's bi.
merchant, was in lola Wednesday.
The REGISTER is glad to note tina
Frank Servey is able to be on tn,
street again.
Water-melons are so plentiful il
lola now that the second hand store,
are selling them
Miss Claude Welch is clerking al
Ramsays few days while Miss Han.
kins istaking a lay off.
Jess Kellogg, of Kansas City. al
old school friend of w. w Wren
was in lola Tuesday visiting him.
Miss Maud Hiner came over from
Bronson TUESDAY to work at the
millinery store of Mrs j. S. Turner.
Harry Shank returned Wednesday
from his home in Bronson where he
has been laid up for a few days with
slight attack of fever.
A bald head or an untidy condition
of the hair causes more unhappy
hours than any other condition o.
life. Avoid these by useing Breggs
Hair Remover. 1t caues all scalp dis.
eases, stops hair falling out ant
grows hair on bald heads. Guaran
teed to give satisfaction. Sold by al
Druggists. D..
Miss Jessie Smith, who has beer
staying at Harmon Hobart's, received
word Tuesday that her mother who
is visiting a son nearLittle Rock, Ark
was very i'll. She Immediately pre-
pared to go to her side, but befor,
train time word came that Mrs. Smitl
was dead. The remains will probabl,
be shipped to Allen county for buria
as the family lives on Deer Creek.
Remember the benefit ball to b,
given at the opera house next Tuesda,
evening by the Nave Orchestra t
raise funds for Mr.. Pickett, the in
jured cement man now lying in tn,
Dunkard hospital. 1t has been ar
ranged so that practically the gros
receipts will go to him and if yol
don't dance you can attend and thu
help contribute to most worth,
cause.
The stone work on the arch bridg,
to be built west of the river bridg,
near lola, was let by the commission
ers to w. ID. Rowley, of this place
his bid being the lowest. 1t is esti
mated that the entire work will cost in
the neighborhood of $40. This is tn,
last culvert, nearly, required to maxi
the river road good thoroughfare il
the matter of bridges and if it wer,
graded up and covered with gravel i
would make first class road.
The city engineer is still at worl
taking measurements of attitudes o
different points over town. Tues
day he was working in the east par
of town and will finish the street
running north and south in a fe,
days. Then all the streets east an,
west will have to be gone over. II
says that already he has found sew
eral places where the brick sidewalk
have been laid at elevations varyin,
a foot within two blocks. The soone
this survey is completed and stree
levels taken the greater saving it vii
be to the property owners as ever,
curbing and walk must correspond t,
the grade.
w. A. Cowan is getting a list G
those who contemplate attending tn
annual Woodman log rolling whic
is held atIFort Scott this year. Tn
Missouri Pacific has agreed to run
train from lola, provided 100 ticket
are sold and Mr.. Cowan says he ha
reason to believe that over POO Iol
people have decided now to attend
and more will make up their minds a
the last.minute. The towns north an
south on the Santa Fe will find thi
the most convenient point to connec
and will probably send delegation
here. The train will leave here in tn
morning and return in the evenin
when the crowd gets ready to come
If you intend going leave your nam
with w. A. Cowan or A. G. Warren