The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-11
THE WEEKS NEWS
E. P. Waueb, DeDtist.
Buckeye Churn at Coutant's.

of LaHarpe.
Several lola youths proudly mount
ed the ''water wagon" January and
are still there.
Joe Rosenberg returned last Tues
day from St. Joe, where he went on
business few days ago.
Mrs. r. G. Grogan returned to her
home in Eldorado after visiting the
family of w. b. Grogan.
License to wed was let Saturday to
Clifford H. Isaac and Anna S. Mon
beck, both of Marmaton township.
Mrs. j. II. Book is quite iii with
the grip. This is good grip breeding
weather and everyone should beware.
Miss Georgia English returned Mon
day from an extended visit with
relatives at Lathrop and Kansas City,
Missouri.
Quite a number of the drops from
which the arc lights will be Suspended
have been put in, and they do look
good and citiiied.
/ have four thoroughbred poland
china boars for sale. Prices right.
Geo. Barth, miles south. east of lola
post Office address lola.
Mrs, Mary Baker, Wilmot, Ind,
would like to hear from her son,
Henry Baker, who is, or was until
recently, resident of lola.
We want Butter, Eggs, Potatoes,
Chickens and other produce at the
Up-to-Date Grocery and Market.
First door east of the Post Office
Mrs. b. G. Jordan, who is home
visiting her mother, Mrs. G. w. Dun
away, took sick a few days ago. DR..
Cox thinks she will be able to be up
soon.
Mr.. w. r.. Barton. and family left
for Girard where he fondly
hopes that he and they will be con-
tent to:live. The REGIsfER will duly
record hislreturn.
LosT:--On New YEARS. day on the
road running west of lola, small
bundle with boys coat and pants with
new pocket:knife. Finder please leave
at the REGISTER office,
The floor is down in the new Nor
thrup dry goods store room and the
shelving is being put in place. The
room is.large and airy and will make
one OF the tinestsdisplays possible.
That Earthquake shock may have
struck lola but people here are so
nsed tosbeing rocked about by blasts
in the cement quarries that they
wouldn't notice common earth
luake.
AT this slate hour it was discovered
that some of the marble for the Nor
thrup bank room is not the right size
and another delay will now occur
until special order from st. Louis
or Kentucky can be laid down here.
Write to the Moler Barber College,
St. Louis Missouri for theircotalogue
explaining how they teach the trade
in two months, donate tools and pay
graduates $l2 weekly. They want 800
men, new field, splendid chance.
LaHarpe News: Chas. Logan, who
has been working for e. II. Tobey for
the past year, moved his family and
household goods to lola! Thursday,
and will Try the ways of city life for
awhile.
The REGISTER is glad to note the
location here of Mr.. Malcolm Hughes,
with his family. Mr.. Hughes repre-
sents the Northwestern Mutual Insur-
ance Company, and will make lola
his headquarters, having secured a
house at 5l3 south Walnut.
Mr.. F. M. Anderson, an architect
who has won much deserved credit by
his work in the past, came here re-
Gently from Galena, Kansas, and was
so pleasantly impressed with the town
that he has decided to locate and will
engage in business here.
The band stand in the park will be
raised by the city and an electric light
swung beneath the roof. This will be a
convenience for the band boys next
summer when giving concerts, as here
1ofore they have had difficulty in OBJ
tanning light by which to play.
Practically all engines and cars on
the Santa Fe have now been equipped
with automatic appliances as required
by law. The amount of work done
last year included l9l locomotives and
1922 cars, at nm expense of $l9l 000
Out of total of S,042 freight cars all
bu' 332 are fitted with automatic brakes.