The Iola register., 1901-04-12

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garden seeds atthe Up-to-Date Grocery
LIST and End doors east of the post
Office.
The best stock of selected groceries
in Allen county at the Up-to-Date
Grocery and Market, 1st and 2nd
doors east of the post Office.
The regular meeting of the w. c. 7.
U. will be held at the M. f. church to-
morrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Mem
bers especially urged to attend.
WANTED:-500 nice hens, 300 dozen
eggs, 500 pounds nice roll butter, at
the Up-to-Date Grocery and Market
lst and End dooreast of the post office,
Mr. Henderson, a cousin of Joe
Ross, is here from the east visiting
him. He is driller also, and may
visitthe Texas oil field before returning
home.
The REGISTER is indebted to Chas.
Braden, one of the graduates, for an in
vitation to the graduating exercises of
the Elsmore school which take place
April 20.
Ed McFadden and Harry Bender of
Kansas City are looking for a bust
ness location. They think some of
buying lot and buildingin Gas City.
Bender will run the business.
Lawrence Journal lola, Kansas,
U. S. A. this state, is getting more
top column, next to pure reading mat
ter out of the work of Fred Funston
than she did out of her natural gas
gushers.
Parties interested will take notice
that A. B. Null has purchased the
imported Clydesdale stallion, Toward,
and will make the season at his farm.
For pedigree and terms see large bills
from this office.
All of the commercial lights now
available with the present system have
been taken. Northrup brothers have
decided to have one put up in front of
their dry goods store and Ramsay
will put another in front of their
store.
Emporia Gazette: L. H. Wright
has sued his wife Lula Wright for a
divorce. He alleges abandonment
and says that Mrs. Wright is now
living in hotel in lola and he says
she is not doing as she ought.
The Hutchinson News, which fought
nobly in the city campaign and lost,
remarked the other day:
The wreck near lola on the Missouri Pacific
was not the only wreck in Kansas yesterday
But it was the only one in which any one was
seriously hurt.
Today is Arbor Day, so desig.
naied by Governor Stanley, and il
will be wise and sensible and patri-
otto and decent and worthy thing to
do, toset out a few trees. A tree set out
today on your lot will increase in
value faster than any other Investment
you can,make.
We want the farmers of AllencouutN
to know that the best place to sci
your butter, eggs and poultry also tn,
best place to buy your groceries is Il
thesUp-to-Date Grocery and Marke
lstsand 2nd doors east of the pos
Office. Come in an see an Up-to-Dat
grocery and get acquainted.
The following from the Neosh
Falls :Post will be read with interes
by the friends of the young people i
lola, who will wish them Joy an
prosperity. Mr.. Merritt Esse, of &c
neva, and Miss Louise DeClute, G
lola, were married at Geneva Monda
night bygRev.. Gray, of this place.
The: district convention of tn
Fraternal Aid met in lola this after
noon at the X. p. hall, with eight dele
gates from out of town present. To
night there will be an entertainer
at the hall and general social goo
time at which all members of tn
order are cordially invited to b.
present and bring their friends.
The Missouri Pacific section me
have had their hearts gladdened D.
the announcement that their wages ar
to be raised from Sl.10 per day t,
Sl.25 per day, beginning April 9TH
The raise will apply to all the section
men of the entire system. The Mis-
souri, Pacific is fast forging to TIN
front as a railroad and this increas
of salary for these hard working mel
is an evidence of their prosperity.
T. F. Fisher, of California, ha,
brought forcible detainer sui
against his brother, Wesley Fisher
to gain possession of the southwes
louarter of ll-25-l7. west of the rive,