The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-12
THE WEEKS NEWS
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For RENT: Good 100 acre farm just |
west of the river. Miss May Woodin.
Rev. D. H. Manley of LaIIarpe was
transacting business in lola Tuesday. |
e. Bosst hasrented the second room |
east of the post Office and moved his
jewelry store into it.
Receipts at the Ottawa Assembly |
were thousand dollars more this
year than they were last
H. NJ. Moore ard daughter Lenora
are here from Plattsburg. Missouri,
for visit with +. Moon.
Friends of Mrs f. j. Thayer will be
glad to know than she has been grant
ed a pension of S. a month.
DR.. Goldman reports young man
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Adams 32l south Third street.
$1,000, 600 to loan on farm and city
property. Interest reasonable. Terms
easy. S. Heller, room 3. over the
postoifice
j. A. Adams and wife left this week
for Washington State where they
will visit few weeks and then 60 to
California.
Three Cotswool Rams, twenty Eve
and twenty Eve lambs for sale.
A. b. Null, two miles east and four
north of lola.
Misses Gertrude and Lulu Penn, of
Fredonia, who have been here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs, j. II. Nave returned
Friday afternoon to their home.
Most of the windows of the Metho-
dist church are here and are being put
in. They are very handsome and are
attracting considerable attention.
T.. p. Brigham left last Friday
for Whitney Point, n. y. where he
will spend month with his father
From there he will go to Buffalo and
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gard returned
last Friday from Bronson where he
spent the Fourth. they report a
large crowd and good time at that
place.
Mary +. Darlington has brought
suit in district court against John r,
Davis and wife to quiet title in some
land in section %, township % and
range II.
Wichita Eagle: 1t was so hot il
lola the other day that reporter fol
the lola REGISTER put match under
a thermometer on his desk and it drop
ped six degrees.
Misses Maude Minrow, Ada Adams
and Austie Bonnell left last Friday
for Chicago, Detroit and Buffalo
They expect to be gone until the las
of August and will of course have {
big time.
Another evidence that business il
lola is increasing. The morning
train switches an express car Oft her,
every morning now. y car LOAD o
express into town every morning ,ovel
one road isn't so bad.
A mortgage was filed in the Regis
ter of Deeds Office Saturday by thu
lola Electric Railroad Co. to the st
Louis Trust Co. for $780, 900. Thu
mortgage is due in 1927 and will draw
per cent interest.
Mrs. Geo. T. Nicholson and sol
Geo. A. left Saturday for Sal
Francisco where they will remain
few weeks and then go to Honolulu
They expect to return to lola abou
the first of September.
Corn, kaffir corn and oats will b
taken at Claiborne mill in eXchang
for flour, shorts, bran, corn meal
chop corn, oats, :buckwheat fou
graham -four sorghum syrup, eide
vinegar and apple butter.
Grandma Brady, mother of Mrs
Tredway of Allen Center died las
Friday. The services were hel
at the house Saturday AT 10 o'cloc
conducted by Rev Shuey and the re
mains were inferred in the La Harp
cemetery.
Men are at work putting
the curbing for the 20 foot cement sid
walk to be layed on East Madso
avenue in front OF block H. Some {
these days lola will show up T. Fl le'
business sidewalks of any town on III
universe, and the time is not far dii
tant either.
Moran Herald One of the earl
morning sights Monday was a strin
of eleven wagons loaded with lumb'
which was being hauled to lola to
used in the erection of Oscar Foust
new residence. S. c. Warner
furnishing the lumber and about for
car loads will be hauled there.
w. c. Willie, a real estate man
Yates Center was in lola yestc rda