The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-03-29

visit with her sisters, MesdamesLovel |
and Shonarts, in lola.
The lola Horse and Mule market |
has just received a fresh supply of
good farm horses, and extra drivers.
Come and seesthem at the Old Stone
barn.
Leave your order for Flax Seed and
Texas Red Seed Oats for the coming
season with 8. A. Wickard & Co.,
before it is too late. r.. M. Travis,
manager.
Hutchinson News: Those two per-
sistent lawbreakers. John Doe and
Richard Roe, got drunk in lola and
we're fined So each and the usual
trimmings.
Mrs. Cora Thayer and children left
Wednesday for Denver, Colorado
where they expect to make their future
home. She is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ L. Allstott.
Flax Seed will be scarce this year
and you had better leave your order
now and not get left. Also Texas
Red Seed Oats. S. A. Wickard IL
Co. II. NJ. Travis.
b. L. Baker of Prairie Dell neigh
borhood and Miss Ollie i. Townsend
of the same locality, were married
Tuesday afternoon by Rev. Gillette,
of the U. b. church.
Flax Seed will be scarce this year
and you had better leave your order
now and not get left. Also Texas
Red Seed Oats. S. A. Wickard q
Co. r.. NJ. Travis.
Ground was broken Monday for
the new building at the corner of JEFF
ferson and East streets to be occupied
by Harry Bragg, of Humboldt, with
his implement store.
The farmers that come first are
served first to get their supply of
horses and mules for the coming sea-
son. Come early and get your choice
at the Old Stone barn.
Arkansas City Traveller: A con-
tract has been let to Mr.. VIM. Savings
of Humboldt, Kansas, for drilling a
gas we'll in the vicinity of Arkansas
City, and work will begin in short
time.
Charlie Spencer and Fred Horton
were out hunting Thursday-aft
ducks-and came home without any.
Spencer has given up the sport until
frog time, as he knows he is a good
frog hunter.
Kansas City World: lola will have
a blowout in celebration of the COM
pletion of the waterworks plant. The
committee has decided to serve lemon
ade at the banquet-if the water is
good enough.
Mr.. G. 7. Newly of the Kansas City
Plumbing Co., left Tuesday for West.
port where he is engaged in erecting a
l6-foot steel windmill on the stock
farm of w. r. Nelson, owner of the
Kansas City Star.
a young woman appeared in the
city clerks Office and wanted to regis
ter. She said she was nineteen anC
when told by the clerk that she coulC
not vote she exclaimed in surprise
"But I'm married"
Lawrence Journal: The village SAT,
at Carlyle, Kansas, was blown oper
lastnight. II was no doubt the act o
some Filipino sympathizerwho though
Fred Funston had sent home his hale
and had it locked up.
Corn, kaflir corn and oats will b.
taken at Claiborne's mill in exchang,
for flour, shorts, bran, corn meal
chop corn, oats, buckwheat nou
graham flour, sorghum syrup, eide
vinegar and apple butter.
1t is probable that of the thousand
and more men employed at the smelter,
and cement plant close to five hundred
work at night. There are not many
towns in this State where that number
of men reverse the ordinary mode o
life.
Mr.. Wilton |. Casteel and France:
Williams, of LaHarpe, were married
last Friday at the parsonage of the
Reformed church, Rev. ID. b. Shuey
officiating. The REGISTER Joins their
many friends in extending congratu-
lations.
The Masonic Temple is risingrapid-
ly these days. 1t will be fine 10 ok
ing building of brick, ornamented
with cement blocks pressed into shape
to resemble cut stone, and a good
many of stone with the emblem of the
order cut in.
The Masons have selected Tuesday
April 2, as the date of the laying OF
the corner stone of their new Temple.
Grand Master p. N. Hoisington, OF