The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-12-21
THE WEEKS NEWS
Buckeye Churn at Coutant's..

with Colchensky, the junk man.
Money to loan on improved farm
lowest rate. Bostwick g. Acers.
Goods will be exchanged for empty
syrup buckets and cans at the lola
Racket.
S. Colchensky will trade you new
furniture and stoves for your old iron
and rags.
Kincaid News: Miss Pearl Hender
son will attend the lola High school
this winter.
License to wed was issued Monday
20 Clifford j. Eastwood and Hattie f.
Wright, both of Moran.
Probate Judge Smith united in mar
riage on Saturday December 10, Mr..
Frank Porter and Miss Annie Jones,
both of Moran.
l 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.
Elsmore Enterprise: Ives Brown
has quit the section. We understand
he expects to go to lola, where he will
work the remainder of the winter.
Saturday was very busy day in
town for all the merchants. The
square was lined with teams and the
Christmas buying was on infull force.
The electric ligh; poles are being
put up in the east end Of town and it
will not be a great while until the
wires will be strung and the lamps
hung in place.
1t doesn't look right to lola people
to see trains cutting across the Minor
place southeast Of town on that new
cement switch. Looks as if there sure
ly had been runaway.
Heavy rock for the foundation
the new Methodist church is being
hauled to the site, and the weather
permitting the walls will begin to rise
early in the coming century.
Frank Book was taken severely i'll
Friday but about the time his friends
learned that he was in the doctors
care he Jumped up and came down
town, grinning away all claims to be-
ing an invalid.
County Superintendent Billbe is
preparing to advertise the annual ex-
hibit of drawing in the public schools,
popular entertainment last year and
will offer over 500 in prizes.
G.. Il. Thompson and daughter were
in from Leanna Saturday doing their
holiday trading, paying taxes and
looking at the old town. of course
they came up TO see the REGISTER and
asked TO keep the ''old thing going,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed Hale, of North
Washington avenue, entertained de-
lightfully Saturday evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Olson, who have been
visiting them. Refreshments and
games kept the crowd entertained un.
iii midnight. ....
j. Harvey Gay, recognized as one
of the leading Ophthalmic opticians,
of Kansas, will be in his home office,
Hussman building, Humboldt, Kan.
sas, from Dec. 10 to Jan. l. All eN.
aminations free. ,...t...
Humboldt Union: Born-In thi,
city Wednesday. Dec. 18th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Cunningham, son
weight, II lbs. The babys grand
mother, Mrs, r. Cunningham, says
this is her 6Sth grandchild.
S. H. Patterson has brought suit il
the district court agaistL. SleepertC
determine themerits of an old disputed
agreement between them regarding ;
creditor 1925 on piano to be delivered
to w. +. Mcfarland, and on anote fol
$500.
The Kansas City Plumbing Co. hal
just finished pntting a compressed all
water works system into f. X. Tay
lOr's new house at Gas City. Taylo
is we'll pleased with the joband speak
highly of the Workmanship of tn
company.
Humboldt Union: Humboldt onl!
had one strikerduring the recent trou
BILE. That was Mr.. Mccoy, day oper
ator of the Santa Fe at this point. HI
says he is looking for job, and from
present indications there will be 10
more in the same boat.
DR. Perkins, the eminent music in
structor of Boston, who is here visit
ing his friend, Prof. Lewis, lecture
20 a fnir nndinncn nj tho hinh snhnn