The Iola register., 1901-04-19

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Yates Center Advocate: E. j.
Brewer was over from lola last week
and spent several days at his farm
north Of town. He reports business
still booming in lola.
One woman bought 300 yards of the
special sale calico at one of the sales
now on in lola this morning. Think
of it The mother hubbards possible
from 300 yards.of calico.
Mrs. w. II, Ling last week received
draft from the head Office OF the
Knights 81 Ladies of Security for
$1,000 in payment of the insurance car
ried by her late husband.
Mrs. NJ. f.. Beam who has been liv-
ing for some time with her daughter,
Mrs. Ida NJ. Jones, left Tuesday for
Port Angeles. Wash, where she will
spend the summer with relatives.
c. T., Figg and family left Tuesday
noon for Ballard, Wash, where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Figg has relatives there who have Sc
cured him work at his trade of car
penter.
Sam O'Hara passed through from
Moran to Colony Monday. He is in
very poor health, never having re-
gained the magnificent health he
had when he joined the Twentieth
Kansas.
John Lyster, a railroader of Cha
mute, fell from his engine and was
killed on the road between Ottawa and
Lawrence Friday evening, He was "a
fireman and died soon after being
picked up.
Parties interested will take notice
that a. B. Null has purchased the
imported Clydesdale stallion, Toward,
and will make the season at his farm.
For pedigree and terms see large bills
from this office.
Topeka Journal: Iola's new fire
engine shares honors with General
Funston, The appearance of the ma
chine on the streets is signal for the
populace to stop and gaze with mingled
feelings of pride and joy.
Corn, kafiir corn and oats will be
taken at Claiborne's mill in exchange
for flour, shorts, bran, corn meal,
chop corn, oats, buckwheat flour
graham flour, sorghum syrup, cider
vinegar and apple butter.
Mrs. Brett and Miss Brett, mother
and sister of Mr.. S. b. Bret, arrived
Saturday from Topeka. They will
store their household goods here and
visit back east this summer, perhaps
returning here to make their home
later.
Mr. Dave Beatty, it is only matter
of time until people will have to call
him the Right Honorable Colonel
Beatty, came in from the Usage today
to hear the latest news from the Texas
oil fields.
Topeka Capital; Governor Stanley
Tuesday appointed f.. n. West as
justice of the peace at Humboldt in
place of j. W. Savage, who has re-
signed and w. II. Nipple as justice
of the peace at Admire, vice w. S.
Cloud, resigned.
a letter from Bob White brings
the news that a gang of full-blood
Osages put up at his hotel in Bartels-
vile recently. They were all drunk
and would not sleep in bed, but lay on
the floor. He spent most of the night
picking them up and putting them to
bed-charging fifty cents each time he
put savage in bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Claypool and
children left last week for Kan
sas City where they will make their
future home. Mr.. Claypool was chiefly
instrumental in securing the informa-
tion on which the last general Joint
raid was made, and his departure
from this city will probably not be
mourned by one or two.
We want the farmers of Allencounty
to know that the best place to sell
your butter eggs and poultry also the
best place to buy your groceries is at
the, Up-to-Date Grocery and Market
lsts and 2nd doors east Of the post
office. Come in an see an Up-to-Date
grocery and get acquainted,
Jack Cain was in lola Tuesday for
the FIRST time in about sixteen years.
He went down to the Sac and Fox
country when it was opened for
settlement and took claim which he
recently sold for s., 45O. He has been
visiting with his son-in-law, Ralph
Drake, for several weeks. He is look
ing hale and hearty andhisold friends
are glad to see him.
Frank Carnes, who has been an in
valid from rheumatism for year or