The Iola register., 1900-11-09

! NllSS NelIlc Lay ulOn OlNtOSuO y dlls
who has been here visiting Miss Stella
Laymon returned to her home Mon
day.
LOST: A fur boa, between North |
Maple Grove and Rock Creek school |
house. Finder please return to this
Office
$. Heller reports the sale OF the 5.
B. Blood property on south Buckeye I.
and the purchase Of two lots later 10y |
Mr.. Blood,
Mrs. Hattie Gullett, one of the REG /
1sTER's valued correspondents, was
in lola Thursday, and made this Office
pleasant call.
). +. Higginson. who has been here
visiting his daughter, Mrs. BrodersOn
returned Monday to his home in
Madison Kansas.
Mrs. Ella Champ, who has been
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chase, returned Tuesday
to her home in Wier City.
DR.. Taylor, Emmett Culbertson
Frank Scott and Will Mcclure went
to Chanute Sunday and returned in
the night, tired but happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cooper left
Sunday for Bartelsville, l. r. where
he has good job. The young people
will be much missed in lola.
Mrs. Irwin who has been here visit
ing her sister, Mrs. 5. II. Kesler and
Mrs. Dee Lanyon left Monday
for herlhome in Senaca, Ills.
Mriand Mrs. McBratner. of Wich.
tia who have been visiting in Nevada,
Mo-, came in this morning for visit
with WV. Wren and wife,
MIR. Penniman. the Fort Scott roof
ing artist is putting new tar and
- gravel roofs on the old Northrup
., store building and on the G.. A. II.
hall.
=. License to marry has been issued TO;
Ellie Nandever and Wetha r.. Glib.
son. both of Baynard; and TO VIM. H.
II Wedekin andlHattie Shigley, both ol
Salem.
G. +. Newton, of the lola Laundry
y displayed handsome new delivery
wagon on the streets today. 1t il
- larger than any former ones whicl
- indicatesIa thriving business.
, The citylclerk gets an average of ;
= letter day from engineers over tn,
country who want to come here anC
superintend the city's electri,
- =. lighting plant when it is finished.
ChoiceiHickory White Ash, Whit
= Oak, Yellow Southern Poplar anC
N ~ SoutherniPineiare the woods that en-
~ ter into the construction of Newtor
wagons. For sale by f.. c. Remsberg
$ lola, Kansas.
MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Quick. ofUnion
- town. who have been in lola for SOM
days visiting the latter's parents, Mr.
= and Mrs. j. II. Book left Satur
= day for Stafford. Arizona. where the
- expect to make their future home.
= The REGISTER il. glad TO learn tina
= Clyde Reed, who was taken seriousl
"a i'll Saturday is much better. 1t wa
= feared for some time Sunday that h
,-Sss would not recover and three doctor
- We're kept at his side nearly all da
- but lac is much better to-day.
- MIR. G. N. Newport lwho has bee
- in lola several weeks visiting relative
- left Sunday for his home at WaJ
= ponsee, III. Mr.. Newport runs ger
- eral merchandise store there. II
= thinks lola has a bright future an
. may return again some day,
- Mr.. a. w. Stephenson was in frol
= near Moran Saturday and says he ha
= about dispaired of ever finding a goo
- farm hand to work for him. He ha
= advertised and advertised but thel
- seems to be a dearth of men lookin
= for Il good place to live and work.
= Mr.. II. Midnight, of Humboldt, sol
- ten head of extra fine dairy cattle O
- the street here this afternoon as az
- vertised. All of the cattle had bee
- well cared for aud records kept of II
- milk and butter which they furnishe,
= and they brought unusually goo
- prices.
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