The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-05-17

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Sweet potato plants 20 cents per
hundred. FRANK PMsTER, $50 East
street
Mr. and Mrs. c, r. Ives, OF Bald
win, and Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. Wilson,
of Neosho Falls, are visiting a. w.
Rowland and family.
A published list of Governor Stan
ley's appointments to represent Kan
sas at the Farmers Nation Congress
at Sioux Falls in October, includes
the name of 5. NJ. Knox OF Humboldt.
Because the Memorial sermon is to
be preached two weeks hence the high
school has decided to have the Bac-
calaureate sermon next Sunday at the
opera house, Rev. d. b. Shuey de.
livering it.
Jim Mills has received a draft for
s., OO0 the amount of the policy held
by his late wife in the order of the
Pyramids. He expressad deep APP
probation of the courtesy and prompt
ness of the order.
Miss Olmstead asks the REGISTER
to announce that all those persons
who wish to secure boarders and
roomers during the Institute this sum-
mer should leave their names and adj
dresses with her at the court house.
Mr.. George L. Nicholson is com
pleting new parts of his smelter which
makes his furnace equipment equal
five furnaces and his kilns equal five.
He has practically doubled the capac-
ity of his smelter by the improvements
just being completed.
j. w. Ballard, who will have to va
cate his present quarters on the east
side when Mr.. Coifey moves his build
ing, has rented the Beebe building a
few yards farther north and will add
a stock of groceries to his feed sup
plies and branch out into bigger
business.
Mr.. Harlow English, the oculist who
has gone to Buffalo to bring his fam
lily here with him to live, has hand
some home under construction on the
Foster lots on south Buckeye street,
which the contractors say will be one
of the handsomest and most commod-
ious in the city.
Topeka Capital; lola has been in
trouble but never batted an eye until
the declaration was made last week
that the act of the mob there in chas
ing Italians out of the town is to be
reported to Count Rapadowkiscollari
mus, who has jurisdiction overmatters
of this kind in this territory.
Sweet potato, cabbage and tomato
plants, at Piester's East lola.
Rather an unusual suit was filed in
the istrct court recently, Geo. A.
Ward, agent for the Farmers ALI
ance Insurance company, suing that
company for 1918 insurance which he
wrote on his farm buildings which
burned down early this year and which
the company has since refused to pay
DR.. Herschel Hendricks has secured
the front rooms in theKlaumann build
ing, just vacated by Judge Thompson
and will occupy them as an Office. DR.
Hendricks inherits good name in the
medical profession, and all who know
the 'old doctor" will have confidence
in the young doctor" and wish hin
success,
Oneresult of the late unpleasantnes:
at the cement plant has been to pretty
generally advertise the size of the
plant and the need of workmen. A
good m ny inquiries have been re-
ceived and quite gang of men came
in this morning on the Missouri Pa.
cific from FIT. Scott to secure places in
the works.
Rak Miller and young McClain have
thrown overheard their jobs on the
street car surveying gang. This is
the first street car strike in lola and
1t completely ties up the road, not a
single car now running. The report
that the state militia is to be sent here
preventtrouble is absolutely without
foundation, however.