The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-04-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

iioS oOnCchbS per ulOHlH.
The common school examination |
will be held i'm the lola Business Col !
legs room April Il, 1900.
Mrs Albert Hill, one mile east of
Piqna, has Plymo lth.rock eggs for
sale ~ 70 cents per setting or 3 set |
tings for So.
Sam Gard went to Topkea last
night to attend the supreme court aud
to talk to the gentlen.anly judges q
few lines.
Miss Edith Gilkessn, daughter of
Mr.. John Gllkeson, of Carlyle, has
been in town this week visiting rela-
tives and friends.
The strawberry has made its way
into the lola market and from now on
the prices aud the berries will con.
tinue to go down steadily.
One lone, wicked copy Of Sapbo
has reached lola. The owner stays
at home behind locked doors reading
it while bowling mob of curious
surRes bout the doors and windows
frantically crying next"
Wednesday at the home of Capt.
DS w llt III I1uulDOlul his
daughter, Miss Ida was united in
marriage TO Mr.. Herbert T.. Gardner,
young man of the neighbOrhood
Both the young people have host of
friends who will wish them 10y.
Mrs. Lizzie Kilby desires to inform
the ladies of Humboldt and vicinity
that she will have her Easter Opening
of Millinery on April OH, 10th and
| l1th. Her stock il entirely new, and
embraces the latest styles in Hats
and Bonnets, for the spring and
summer.
The addition OF a fifty foot front to
the creamery building of pressed
brick IL in way one of the most
marked improvements in the town.
The old building was out of plum b
and was decidedly rickety. The new
front conceAls the rear part and shows
up handsomely from the street.
Sheriff Hobart received letter
from Sheriff Seamens Of Tompkins
county New YorK, stating that Chas.
Ingersoll, who was arrested here
and turned over to the authorities
pleaded guilty to the charge of en-
OeZ1l cement at Ithaca the other day
and will be sentenced soon, probably
to the penitenliary.
After Il patient wait on the fac tory
Ed McHugh Yesterday received a
very handsome wagOnette which he
will run in connection with the Hotel
Morrow. The new rig is a beauty
built upon stylish lines and artis.
tically finished and when 1t was
driven about town today behind the
handsome grays it attracted much at
tention and admiriDg Comment.
Mrs d. r. Smith, of Colony, has re-
celved her new line of spring hats and
bonnets, and wishes everyone to call
and see them. If you don't care to
buy, come and look, on the opening
days Friday and Saturday, the 18th
and l4th A trimmer from Kansas
City will be down during the season
and there will be no need for ladies
id Colony to go elsewhere for their
millinery.
While out riding Wednesday even
ing Miss Jean Cooper, daughter of
Mrs. Kate Cooper, one of the teachers
In the public schools, was thrown
from her horse, the animal being
frightened by q small boy She fell
on her left arm badly wrenching her
shoulder and was also badly bruised
about the face and neck. 1t is he
lieved that none of the injuries will
prove dangerous.
The regular April meeting of the
Allen County Horticultural Society
will meet in an all day session in the
city hall in LaHarpe on Friday the
IL h Al members and others inter
ested are urged to be present. I'm
portant business will be brought be-
fore the Society. Subjects for discus
sion may be found in the Fodder
Bring well filed baskets for he picnic
dinner Fare for round trip on the
suburban train only 10 cents. b. f
Pancoast.
lola people shared in the shocked
sorrow of Kansas city over the loss OF
the convention hall by fire for it was
a matter of pride to Kansas as well as
Missouri The JOurHaI, in its report,
says that some of the people who
watched the fire took 1t philsosOphic.
ally, and one lola man is the same
way. After regretting the loss he
he sblu' wen, IL was sure 10 COlne
later, for Bryan expected to appear
there and set the convention on fire
as he did at Chicago, so the burning
is merely anticipated little"
Ramsay Bros. store was today a
very pretty and lively place, the oc'
casion being their first annual sale
For one year they have done business
, in lola and the whole town is really
proud of that store. 1t has the push
and the energy which people point tt
with pride, has always been attract
: lively decorated ana the clerks are
uniformely courteous. So it has hac
a successful year and today with the
ceiling and walls tastefully draped
with many. colOred cloths scattered
about for display, with music playing
in the rear, IL was crowded by friends
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