The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-03-15
THE WEEKS NEWS
E. P. Waueb, DeDtist.
Buckeye Churn at Coutant's.

Mrs. Agnes Scott left for Kansas
City to visit her daughter.
DR.. w. d. Chastain went to Hum
boldt on professional business.
Misses Adah and Blanche Wright
returned home Sunday from their trip
to st. Joseph to buy millinery.
The foundation for the small room
between the rear of Northrups' old
store and the alley is being put in.
Judge Smith last Monday united
in marriage Morton Robinson and
Jessie A. Crowley, both of LaHarpe.
Mrs. Osborne returned to her home
in Neosho Falls after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson.
81 900, 600 to loan on farm and city
property. Interest reasonable. Terms
easy. S. Heller, room 3, over the
postoflice.
Mrs. Uhlery arrived from Nebraska
and will reside on the farm re-
Gently purchased by her husband west
of the river.
Rev. G. b. Mehl was over from
Moran Wednesday taking an exami.
nation in ministerial knowledge under
Rev. Maclean.
l. NJ. Herskowitz has the frame up
for a handsome residence home on
North street, just south of A. j. Full
toms residence.
Supt. A. II. Webb of Wichita and
Roadmaster j Watson of ElDorado,
spent Tuesday in lola looking over
lola industries.
A deed has been filed transferring
the H. NJ. Tudor building and lot on
north Jefferson avenue to Casmire A.
Rychlicki, of st. Louis.
Miss Sophia Donica, the English
teacher in the high school, was called
to Emporia Tuesday by the seri-
Gus illness of her sister.
The wind Sunday whipped the west
awning at T. b. Shannon's store
about and smashed it into the big.
plate-glass window, SCATTERING the
pane.
Leave your order for Flax Seed and
Texas Red Seed Oats for the coming
season with S. A. Wickard & Co.,
before it is too late. r. NJ. Travis,
manager.
Leave your order for Flax Seed and
Texas Red Seed Oats for the coming
season with S. A. Wickard & Co., be-
fore it is too late. II. M. Travis,
manager.
Pittsburg Headlight; William Nell
son and wife left this morning for lola
where they willmake theirfuturehome.
Mr.. Nelson having secured position
in the shelters.
The big new engine for the ice plant
is nearly set and will be ready for
business in few days. The large
brine tank is also done and the amonia
pipes are being put in place.
II. S. Slower returned Saturday
night from Topeka, mighty glad to
get home, for he has been working
night and day for two weeks and lug
ging a severe cold around with him at
the same time.
The news comes from Ottawa that
'croppie are biting" The new law
prohibits the catching of fish in any
way save by hook and line, so the
news that croppie are biting will be
received.
Mr.. VanDeman, who met with the
h horticultural society the other day,
leftl last Tuesday for Buffalo. His
wife and daughter remained here for
a more extended visit with Mrs. Van
Deman's sister. Mrs. Kinney.
Word comes from Leroy that Mr..
A. f. Arnold and Dora Hall were
married there Sunday. Mr.. Arnold
is brother of Charlie Arnold of this
co unity and of Mrs. w. II. Root, of
lOld, anu Jnt ldLlSG dlttuutu tue WeQs
ding.
To RENT: acres of farm land
for cash, share of crops, east half of
Sec. 23-25-lS, southeast quarter Sec.
24-25-1S and northwest quarter Sec.
19-25-19. Call on S. NJ. Knox at his
ranch in Salem township, Allen coun-
ty, Kansas.
II. b. Stevenson was called to Kan
sas City Sunday by news of the serious
illness of his sister, Mrs. Maggie
Norris. A letter from him today
stated that she had grown worse since
his arrival, which will be sad news to
the many lola friends.
Mr.. Proelis, the chemist of the sui
phuric acid works and smelter, return
ed Monday from Kansas City where
he. met his wife and two children.
They have rented the M. l.. Decker
residence on north Sycamore andlwill
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