The Iola register., 1901-10-11

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pleasure and business.
FOR SALE Two or three fresh milk
COWS with their calves. II. a. Ewing.
Miss Kimbrough returned to her
home in Neosho Falls after u visit
with Miss Muninger.
rheumatism cured in one month.
Medicine free address with stamp. |
Howe, Shields e. Johnson.
j. II. Rowland, who lives northwest |
of town went to Wichita yesterday |
to attend the annual meeting of the |
Friends church.
Jim Barton has bought the Harris
bakery on east Madison and will
operate 1t as well as the one he has for
several years successfully conducted
on South Washington.
Rev. John Maclean returned Tues
day night from his outing at Eldorado
Springs, Mo-, and his family came
home from Chanute. Mr.. Maclean is
much improved by his vacation.
Arkansas City Traveller: Another
large smelling plant is getting ready
to locate at lola. Their gas is the
drawing card. Kansas is getting to
be the gas center of this country.
Miss Ella Brown returned Monday
night from her visit to Oregon. She
took advantage of an excursion to
visit the Pacific ocean and returned
home very much pleased with her
western trip.
FIT. Scott is to have fine new opera
house. Chanute has fair one. When
is lola going to get one and be in a
circuit that will permit decent show
to dare come here In a show line
lola is good thing going begging.
The street railway people are now
putting up the wires called tae sus-
pension wires from which will be sus-
pended the trolley wires for the car
line. When the wires are all up the
street will have a metropolitan APP
pearance.
Wednesday finished the removal
of another desirable family to lola to
live. Mr.. Crawford and son have
been here some time and today Mrs.
Crawford and daughter arrived from
Carthage, Mo. Mrs. Crawford is an
. aunt of a. II. Brown.
Hays Ball is home from Pueblo,
Colorado. on visit with his parents,
and members of the Twentieth Kansas
with whom he was always popular
His father is building home on nout
Washington avenue in this city and
will make lola his place OF residence
; There are more ways of making
: money than being a counterieter An
; organ man in town told a reporter the
other day day that he bought an or
Z gan at an auction for S2.7j on q
chance bid. He worked one day or
| it aud sold it for Slj in cash and {
bicycle easily worth Sl2.
An enterprising stone company at
, Carthage, Mo-, has sent the county
clerk sample of the handsome
Carthage limestone, one of the finest
building stones in the country, as 8
l court house hint. If enough com.
panies do ikwise perhaps Allen
county can build free crazy-worl
7 editice.
9 On November lst theNIissouri Pacili
: will adopt what is known as the
4 Standard Rules in train service anC
all the boys are busy studying up on
7 the new regulations and signals sc
{ they can pass the examination to bt
held soon. The Pacific has hereto
fore used its own rules which differ
E slightly from the Standard.
I The REGISTER subscription list i.
growing faster than ever right now,
and simply by the voluntary sub
scriptions without any urging. lola
people are busy people and they fnC
the short but mprehensivetelegra
! ic news of the REGISTER is Just what
hey want. There are still few paw
pers to be had at the regular price.
The dispatches have been full of the
story sf the shooting of Santa Fe De.
, tective Montgomery. He was sitting
! In his home when someone shot hin
through the window, killing him in
siantly. Cowboys from ranch 10l
which belongs to Mr.. Miller, Lutt
' Stover's friend, are suspected. This
t does not implicate Miller or Stover
) howe yer.
+. X. Taylor is tramping up and
down the county trying to buy $40
= acres of farm land for $40 an acre
= You would think a man owning 32C
: acres of prairie would rather welcome
I S6, 400 for it right after a drouth
5 wouldn't you? But they don't. They
ask $25 to $50 an acre and refused tC
sell for less. Allen county land is in.
? creasing in value from year to year
and when lola gets to be city of Is,
900, making big home market for a
the produce lands will go higher
, People are shortsighted who try &c
arouse animosity between city and
country Both are in the same boat
both win or lose