The Iola register., 1901-06-21
THE WEEKS NEWS
{. P. Waueb, De3tist.

Buckeye Churn at COutant' S.
For cider vinegar go to the Cider
Mill. Phone 1875,
Born to Chas f. Tyner and wife of
South State St. daughter.
For chop corn, corn and oats and
shorts and corn meal go to Claiborne's
Mill. Phone 1875.
One of the Blocks of the Prime
Western is let out for repairs and it
will be rebuilt new.
For chop corn, corn and oats
and shorts and corn meal 60 to Clai-
borne's Mill. Phone 1876.
Mr.. n. j. Gubser, an attorney of
Lincoln, Neb., has located in lola for
the practice of his profession.
The grading is done and work has
commenced laying track on the switch
TO the new Cockerill smelter at Gas
City.
Work is well underway on the third
block of the Cherokee Lanyon Smell
ter. Thecompany is fencing the entire
plant.
Elmer Welker and wife are here from
Liberal, Mo-, visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. d. Welker and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
S. Ritter.
81, 200, 900 to loan on farm and city
property. Interest reasonable. Terms
easy. S. Heller, room 3, over the
postoffice. ........
A letter received from Mrs. Clara
Davis Tuesday stated that she and
her father would soon start from home
from Medford, Oregon. "' q
Mr.. Klaumann is having cement
curbing put in along the east side OF
his business property at the corner of
Madison and Jefferson. a..
Miss Florence Vezie and Miss
Blanche Martin went to the formers
home in Deer Creek township to spend
Sunday. They are attending the
county institute. ....
HI. Brown and wife and j. w.
Adams and wife have returned home
from ST. Paul MINI. where they at
tended the National Convention OF the
Modern Woodmen.
The La Harpe News says that town
will have to have new school ouse
next year and advocates building it in
Lanyonvlle so as to accommodate
the children living there.
c. L. Clements and Rush Clements
of Gas City filed suit in the district
court here against f. X. Taylor
for $40 each for wages due them on
and one-half days carpenter work.
Hutchinson News: The lola REGIS
TER has discovered the handsomest
woman in Allen county and whilethere
man be no appeal from the decision
the verdict will never be unanimous.
Ft. Scott Monitor: o. b. Nichols
of lola tod ay made application here
for the benefits of the the bankruptcy
law. His liabilities are about 81, 900,
while his petition says he has no
assets.
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.
The poles have been up some time
and the wire is now strung between
here and Yates Center on the Bell
Telephone system. An exchange is
maintained here that gives esconnections
every way now and it is busy line.
The REGISTER learns that the family
of Jesse Decker of Elsmore is quar-
antined with the smallpox. Mr.. Decker
was absent from home when it hap
pened and so has not been kept from
his work in his print shop and the
post Office.
The REGISTER is informed that Mr..
Hamm's ice plant at Humboldt is not
running this season, its capacity hav.
ing proven too small for the local de-
mand. At present ice Is being fur
nished from Iola's so tons daily,
and it is the coolest ice made.
John Mimms, Nevada brick man,
is talking OF brick plant for Ft
Scott. 1t is to have a capacity of
$4,000 day and employ thirty men,
The Tribune gleefully remarks; SIT
Scott win soon have d brick-yard as
good as the yards at lola"