The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25
THE WEEKS NEWS
{. P. Wauqb, Deltist.
Buckeye Churn at Coutant's.

Goods will be exchanged for empty
syrup buckets and cans at the lola
Racket.
Belgian Hares for sale. Pedigreed
stock. A. M. Wood, p miles south
of LaHarpe.
A. e. Wright shipped two cars OF
stock, cattle and hogs, to the market
Wednday night.
Mrs. Kenneth Williamson went to
Pittsburg, summoned by the news of
the severe illness of a sister.
Baseless jokelet from the Salina
Union: 1t is said that John Blessing
of lola is curse to his family.
The power house at the river is now
finished and the machinery will be in
stalled as soon as it arrives.
II. M. Miller came home Saturday
from Topeka to see what kind of reso-
buttons were being passed upon his
record.
License to wed was issued Saturday
to Mr.. George w. Brockwater and
Miss Martha Marquardt, both of La
Harpe.
AT the meeting of the State Sheriffs
Association in Topeka the other day
Harmon Hobart of lola was chosen
treasurer.
X. c. Star: Repartee has taken
decided boom in lola since George
Nicholson added | POO retorts to his
smeltingplant.
Mrs. Grant Clark, of Creston, Ia,
who has been visiting relatives here
among the Youngs and Clarks, went
TO Thayer for a visit.
J. H. Willenberg of Independence
has been viewing the city. He is a
tailor down there and the cut of our
jib rather pleased him.
Since recent wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Il. Smith are constantly assailed
with the title "old" Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith. 1t is SO pleasant.
Miss Katherine Koch and brother
Albert of Scranton, Pennsylvania. are
in the city the guests of their brother
Harry Koch, cashier at the Missouri
Pacific.
Leave your order for Flax Seed and
Texas Red Seed Oats for the coming
season with S. A. Wickard Il Co..
before it is too late. r. NJ. Travis.
manager.
Flax Seed will be scarce this year
and you had better leave your order
now and not get left. Also Texas
Red Seed Oats. S. a. Wickard &
Co. r. M. Travis.
Yates Center Advocate; lola is
likely to get a rolling MILL acid
works and four more zinc smelters.
Our drillers are working night and
day, and Sunday too
Garnett Plaindealer; The board OF
county commissioners went 10 Allen
county to look after farm this coun-
ty owns near lola. They wish to dis
pose of it and took a buyer along.
Flax Seed will be scarce this year
and you had better leave your order
now and not get left. Also Texas
Red Seed Oats. $. A. Wickard d
Co. r.. NJ. Travis.
AT the minstrels Saturday night one
big black man rushed all disheveled
onto the stage with the startling and
appropriate remark that he hal "iust
broken out of Fort Louise" ppm
from Chanute, " he continued.
The editor OF the lREGIsTER is in
debted to John NJ. Shook, First Lieu
tenant, 32nd U. S. Infantry, now
stationed at Pillar, p. l.. for a box of
fine Manila cigars. Theycame through
in good shape and are much appreci-
ated.
I. b. Shannon and A. w. Beck re-
turned last week from Kansas City.
where they have been attending the
Implements Dealers Convention. They
report that Kansas City was turned
over to them and of course they had a
good time.
c. r.. Sucher, A. j. Gardner and
NJ. F. Saylor of Ogden, Iowa, old
neighbors of H. B. Wagers, the Up
to-Date g ROGER are in the city. They
are highly pleas ed with lola and her
Industries and may make some in
vestment before returning home.
Mr. George E. Nicholson is already
at work on the extensions of his
smelter told in the REGISTER some
weeks ago. The foundation for the
new building is going in east of the
old works and eXcavating for another
furnace is being done west of the
others.
Purifes the blood-flls the system
with life, health and vipor, -Bepp,s