The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL


For Sale -- Two serviceable high
grade red short horns at $50 each.
j. B. FERGUS, Lone Elm, Kas.
F. G. Fundenberger, of Crowley,
La, returned to the home OF his father
at Marmaton after visit here with
his uncle, Mr.. Eakin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nit White and chill
dren came down from Emporia Tues
day evening for visit with his broth
er, George, and wife.
Mrs. Geo. Golf left Wednesday
for Colorado Springs where she will
spend the summer with her husband
who is already there.
We are Offering our stock ofbuggies
and road wagons at greatly reduced
prices. If you want to buy come and
see us. Schell g. Baird.
There will be an ice cream supper
this evening at the lola hospital on
east lola for the benefit ofthe hospital.
Everybody invited to attend.
The Presiding Elder of Ottawa Dis
trict will conduct services at the Piqua
NJ. f. Church next Sunday evening.
All arecordially invited to be present.
Mr.. Ed. Samuels, of ST. Louis, Mo-,
stopped over Tuesday for visit
with his sister-in-law, Mrs. j. Holz-
man on his way home from a trip
west.
Pittsburg Headlight: Adolph Sho-
nartz and wife, of lola, were in the
city short time Saturday evening on
their way to Weir City to see her fa-
Their, Mr.. Barrow, who is seriously
i'll.
Mr.. S. r. Merchant, who has been
in very poor health for months, left
Wednesday for Colorado, accompa-
MED by his son-in-law. Lee Bracken-
ridge. They will remain there several
months if the climate proves benef-
cial.
Following out a suggestion made by
the REGISTER some time ago, the
Pure Food Company has prepared a
coy corner especially for the benefit
of ladies from the country. Come in
and refresh yourself after your warm
ride. Thomson House block.
License to marry was issued Tues
day evening to Walter j. Stout and
Miss Anna Mooney, both of Elsmore.
They visited in town yesterday and
returned home last evening, but care
fully concealed their plans from the
reporter. Miss Mooney is school
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Beck, Miss
Maude Beck and the children, left
Tuesday for Colorado Springs, where
they expect to spend month or six
weeks in the mountains. 1t is several
moons since A. w. Beck left his store
and he will probably enjoy the outing
proportionately
Mr.. H. c. Montague: late of Mr.
Hering's cigar store in this city, later
of Cape Nome gold fields ~, and
now travelling for a Kansas City cigar
house, came to town yesterday. He
has nice job, a nice run, and will
make lola every sixty days, His
friends were glad to see him again.
Mr.. A. l.. Harmon has decided to
enlarge his green house in the north
east part of town until he has floor
space of $3.50 square feet He will
build three green houses, 20XS4 feet,
have a reception room at one end and
workroom at the other. He said he
expected to devote most of this in
creased space to the culture of flowers
and potted plants.
Rev. Maclean, of the Methodist
church, has brother now in China,
from whom he has not heard since
June 4, when he received a letter writ
ten early in May. He is located
southwest of the present scene of dis
turbance but there is no telling how
soon the Boxers may get over the
whole country, and Rev. Maclean
would rejoice to get letter telling OF
his brothers safety.
White Bros. have had overhead
fans in operation in their restaurant
for soma time, but it was found thai
while this helped greatly, the hot all
from the kitchen would find an en-
trance, so they have put a large far
in the partition between the dining
room and kitchen. This will draw tn,
air from the former into the latter
which will be supplied from outdoors
and it is hoped to lower the tempera
ture several degrees.
The REGISTER is in receipt of let
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