The Iola register., 1901-04-19
THE WEEKS NEWS
E. P. Waueb, De3tist.
Buckeye Churn at Coutant's.
Corn wanted at Claiborne's mil

buckeye Cnufn uI COulunl ;.
Corn wanted at Claiborne's mill.
Walter p. Hull left Saturday night
for Kansas City and other Missouri
points.
A brick crossing is being put in on
North street where it leaves Jackson
avenue.
Belgian Hares for sale. Pedigreed
stock. A. M. Wood, p miles south
of LaHarpe.
Born, Monday, April 10, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex. Mcdonald, of Vermont
street, boy.
Marsh Hart left last Tuesday for
Billings, Montana, on business and
prospecting trip.
Born, Tuesday morning, April IS,
to Mr.. and Mrs. John McHenry, of
South street, boy.
Mrs. Rudolph, of Pittsburg, arrived
Monday for visit with her sister Mrs
Roath, at Gas City.
Grandisquare piano to trade for
team, harness and spring wagon. w.
Nj. Allison, '204 East street.
Mrs. f. S. Miller returned to her
home in Welda, after a visit here with
her friend, Mrs. p. f. Faler.
X. c. World; One of the lola cement
mills, the Portland, has a capacity OF
$500 barrels of cement daily.
Parties desiring soy bean seed please
call on or address Geo. II. Barth five
miles southeast of lola Kansas.
Miss Cora Mcdonald has resigned
her position at Ramsay Bros. & Co.
Miss Stafford will take her place.
Eb Butler shipped twenty-five hund-
red bushels of wheat to the Ft. Scott
Milling Co. of FIT. Scott Monday.
Seed potatoes and full line OF
garden seeds atthe Up-to-Date Grocery
1st and 2nd doors east of the post
Office.
Mrs. f.. Robbins, mother of Mrs.
Alt Northrup who has been here visit
ing her returned to her home in Ft.
Scott.
HReview bookkeeping before the
county institute. Call at the Business
Col lege to get special rates for this
course.
Mrs. M. f.. Downs returned to her
home at Richmond, Kansas, after a
visit here with Mr.. Mckinney and
family.
$1,000, 900 to loan on farm and city
property. Interest reasonable. Terms
easy. S. Heller, room 3, over the
postoflice.
The burned brick from the north
school building, such as was not
saved from the fire, is being heaped
about the crossings.
All voters who have registered since
January l, do not have to register
again unless they have moved from
the ward in which they were living at
the time they registered.
Early Soy beans, Sl25 per bushel.
The seed was obtained from the Kan
sas experiment stationlast year. j. f..
Ferris, LaHarpe, Kans.
The meetings at the Christian church
in Chanute have been closed on ac.
count of the prevalence of smallpox
1t was a revival meeting.
The best stock of selected groceries
in Allen county at the pp-to-Date
Grocery and Market, lst and End
doors east of the post Office.
Harlow English, the ophthalmolo-
gist, will open an optical parlor in the
south side of the old Northrup store
as soon as the improvements are
completed.
Among recent pension news of inter-
est to lola, is pension of Sl2 granted
to John Pattee of lola. Mr.. Pattee
lives on north First street. His friends
rejoice at this deserved recognition on
the part of the government. Mrs. Nc
Kee, of lola is also granted Sl2.
The presence here of Mr.. Iced and
the other gentlemen from Eureka and
Toronto, who we're reported to be
about to negotiate the purchase of the
New York Store, seems to have come
to naught. At any rate the New York
store has not been sold and no nego-
l.auons are now on for its sale.