The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-12-28
THE WEEKS NEWS
e. P. Waueb, DeDtist.
Buckeye Churn at Coutant,s $.

Money to loan on improved farm
lowest rate Bostwick e. Acers.
Bring in your old junk and trade it
10 us for stoves or furniture. $. Col
chensky.
S. Colchensky will trade you new
urniture and stoves for your old iron
and rags.
Mrs. G. c. Helton and sonwill spend
the holidays at Clark Mo-, with her
mother.
Thursday was the shortest day in
the year and from now on they will
begin to lergthen out.
Hon. f. d. Lacey and wife were here
to spend Christmas with Mrs. Lacey's
aged father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Culbertson.
have four thoroughbred poland
china boars for sale. Prices right
Geo. Barth, miles south. east of lola
post Office address lola.
We want Butter. Eggs, Potatoes,
Chickens and other produce at the
Up-to-Date Grocery and Market.
First door east of the Post Office.
Bert Curtis returned to Webb City,
Missouri, Wednesday after a visit
here with his brother. Ed, in Geneva
township, and his brother Fred here
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Spencer, Ralph
and Clarence Rowland and Mrs. Fred
Rowland, all of Geneva, spent Christ
mas here with Mr.. and Mrs. \. w.
Howland.
Joe Ross went to Humboldt where
he is drilling well on the Fisher
land just west of town for the Forest
oil Company, but in reality for the
city as that company supplies the
city.
Mr.. l.. b. Baird formerly with
Ramsay Bros " Co., has accepted II
position with Northrup Bros. MIR.
Baird is good man and Northrup
Bros. are to be congratulated on get
ting him.
A state charter has been issued to
the lola Ice aad Cold Storage Com
pany, with capital of S42, 600 This
enables the company to enlarge to
double its former capacity which is
being done
AS soonas it is finished lilmerRems-
berg will occupy the Taylor two story
brick building on South street with
his implement store. 1t is a large.
deep building and will make fine
ware room.
The Wells Fargo Express broke loose
with its wagon newly painted the other
day. It's the same old Humboldt
wagon though, despiteit's appearance
of newness. The REGISTER bit on
that horse and wagon deal once be-
fore.
Sheriff Hobart went over TO Missouri
te attend the hanging of Noah Hard.
ing, only to find that the festivitie.
had been postponed to the 3lst The
sheriff proposes to be in line if CAPT.
ldl punishment ''lh'7 Illl' VIZ b' 1T
this state.
The REGISTER feels that il owes II
to several lola girls who have per
mitted an lola youth to make love to
them to print this from the Newton
--IEansan:
Mrs. Dan Bartholomew came IN from Nulvau,
today to spend the holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hehert.
Miss Godding, one of the teacher,
here, left Friday for her home ii
she has secured a position in the
Hyde Park schools of Kansas City
She has many friends here who regre
her departure.
s. Heller reports that Mr.. Kimmore
,of Wisconsin who purchased the
James Derenzy property on soutf
Cottonwood and Mr.. j. Z. Miles O
Marengo, Iowa who got the Foster
property on south Cottonwood are NOV
in and will hereafter call lola
their home.
A gentleman who has been study
ing the situation closely expresses {
belief that Capt. II. S. Slower has {
very bright prospect of being the mex
Secretary of the Senate. He has tn,
endorsement and backing of som,
5,79l people in lola and the figures ar,
growing every day.
The State teachers association
meets in Topeka this week and quite {
Among them were Misses Maude Min
row, Kate Amsterdam, Halle Irving
Della Irving, Daisy Hobart Addi