The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-02-01
THE WEEKS NEWS
{. P. Waucb, DeDtist.

boldt Tuesday.
want to buy fat hogs and cattle
j. w. Ballard.
Grant Herod returned Sunday from
a short visit at Erie.
Misses Wright and Red6eld were up
from Humboldt Tuesday.
Miss Cora Mcdonald is taking va
cation from her clerkship.
George Kirby is clerking at Shields
clothing store for Change"
Sam Burrell of the firm of Camp
bell g. Burrell is a grip victim.
The Wichita Eaglethinks Mrs. Nation
might be convicted of saloonacy.
Goods will be exchanged for empty
syrup buckets and cans at the lola
Racket.
Mrs. RoseIa Hurd has brought suit
in court for divorce from her husband
John Hurd.
Belgian Hares for sale. Pedigreed
stock. A. NJ. Wood, ~ miles south
of LaHarpe.
Miss Carman of Geneva who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Cleaver
returned home last week.
License to wed was issued Saturday
to John w. Myers, of Moran and
Maude Willis, of Bayard.
+. f. Smith is building house on
north Buckeye street, Black 81 Moore
are doing the work for him.
George Barth aud j. II. :Holcomb,
of Humboldt, have snapped" their
thoroughbred Poland Chinas.
And now they are saying that the
mother of Mrs. Carrie Nation died in
the Nevada, Mo-, insane asylum.
Guffy & Galley, who opened up the
Neodesha oil field, are the sole owner,
of the great gusher at Beaumont,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Wernets weel
old son is having cards engraved will
the very handsome name, William
Mckinley Wernet.
The first of the numerous oliic
rooms on the second floor of tn
Northrup Bank building to be rented
was No. 13, rented on last Friday.
Glen Flake bought seventeen hea,
of mules at Burlington Saturday an,
drove them down here. He is one O
the buyers for Woods sale stables.
K. c. Star: The lola Commercial
club is considering the ACCESSIBILITY @
hiring the press agent who made sue
success of the Beaumont oil gusher
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hayes, VIII
live south of town, left for Coyvill
last Saturday, summoned by the sa
news of the death of Mr.. Hayes
sister.
Leave your order for Flax Seed an
Texas Red Seed Oats for the comm
season with S. A. Wickard II Co
before it is too late. r.. NJ Travi,
manager.
Charley Marsh is able to be II
again after weeks siege with tn
grip or some of its relatives. He T.,
ports that he lost eleven pounds dui
ing the week.
X. c. Times; lola has to have
new school house. lola has built
new brick school house every year fC
five years. They are mighty smat
down there.
Flax Seed will be scarce this yea
and you had better leave your ordC
now and not get left. Also Texa
Red Seed Oats. S. A. Wickard
Co. r. NJ. Travis.
Probate judge Smith last evenin
united it marriage Arthur d. Glade
ter, of lola and Cora E. Mckinley, {
Westphalia. They will make Iol
their future home.
Flax Seed will be scarce this yea
and you had better leave your ordt
now and not get left. Also TexG
Red Seed Oats. S. A. Wickard
Co. r. M. Travis.
The REGISTER has received a COZ
of the Beaumont, Texas, Daily Ente
prise giving full account of Il
striking of oil, also handsome ha
tone picture of the big we'll in flu
blast.
In order to get the matter before Il
house the REGISTER would like to q
a few communications on the questiC
of how long young man can pro
erly keep company with an lola 81
without declaring himself.
Mr.. b. r.. Allison, the Nilsson
Pacific agent here, returned Tuesda
from Syracuse, Mo-, where he wa
called Saturday by news of the deat
of his brother Hal, who succumbC
suddenly to an attack of pneumonii
Fifty thousand tons of high-graC