The Iola register., 1901-06-14
THE lola REGISTER.
UBLIsHED EVERY FRIDAY.
THE WEEKS NEWS
E. P. Waueb, DeDtist.

TUT CuOp COTIl, COrn anu OdJS anu
shorts and corn meal go to Claiborne's
Mill. Phone 1876.
License to marry was issued this
week to w. II. Watson and Orpha
Decker, both of Elsmore.
Earl Arnold returned last Friday
from Baldwin where he has been at
tending Baker University.
The dispatches state that a pension
of $l2 month has been granted Mrs.
Martha Wright, of Moran.
Probate Judge Smith Thursday
evening united in marriage Ernest r.
Ellsworth and Lizzie Nethery, both of
Gas City.
Harry Bragg has few cultivators
left and is making prices to suit Gus
toners. Everybody come and look
them over.
$1,000, 600 to loan on farm and city
property. Interest reasonable. Terms
easy. S. Heller, room 3, over the
postofiice.
Harry Bragg is now prepared to
show a full line of buggies, carriages
and road-wagons. Novelties and
rubber-tires a specially.
License to marry was issued Tues
day morning to Ralph r. Miller, Of
Hanston, Hodgeman county, Kansas,
anI ,,1t, pr1 of Tp1a
Harry Bragg can show you if you
have to be shown, the best line of
mowers, rakes, reapers and binders.
We make repairs a specially.
The lola Brick Company is grinding
out an order of 100000 brick for
the Lanyon Zinc Company to be de-
livered at Lanyonville for the new
rolling mill.
Pittsburg Tribune: The assessors
found less personal property in Allen
county in 1901 than was found there in
1900. The prosperity" boomers are
''eXplaining it,"
Rev. Shuey, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Miller, Mrs. Apple and Mrs. Coe have
returned from their trip to Junction
City to the G. A. Il. and w. r. c.,
State encampment. .'
c. G. Nelson, who has visited lola
frequently lately, mas told the Ft
Scott people about Iola's commercial
club and informed his town that there
should be one organized.
A lot in Brooklyn Park sold yester
day for $3.50 to a Humboldt gentleman
who is planning to erect 81 900 hous,
on it. That's the way lola is increas
ing the number of her homes.
Taken up one SOW weight about 800
pounds. Owner can have same by
proving ownership and paying fol
this notice. C. L. Woten two and {
half miles south of LaHarpe, Kansas
The wages of section foremen on tn,
Katy have just been increased from
$45 to $50 a month, and of the ham!
from 81. 10 to 81. 25 a day. That il
the prosperous demoiselle who is com
ing to lola.
Corn, kaffir corn and oats will b,
taken at Claiborne's mill in exchang,
for -four, shorts, bran, corn meal
chop corn, oats; .buckwheat houI
graham -four, sorghum syrup, eide
vinegar and apple butter.
Taken up May 10 1901 two yea
old mules both horse mules. On,
black and the other iron grey. Own
er can have them by paying damages
and for this notice. Four miles south
east Of lola. r. r. DRAKE.
The county clerk completed ha
his compilation OF the statistics re
turned by the county assessors ant
a slight change from the figures given
out few days ago. AS now officiall,
recorded the population of lola i
6787 and of Allen county 20,905.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ireland lef
Saturday for the east where they will
visit Detroit, Buff alo and othe
points in the hope of benefting Mrs
Irelands health. II the change prove
beneficial, Mr.. Ireland expects to sci
out his interests here and move east
Mr.. Joe G. Beatty was in town yes
terday on his way to his home in Otta
wa from Beaumont. He says thing
there are still booming right along il
spite of few dry holes and predict
that a number of fortunes will yet b.
made. He went to Ottawa on the nool
train today.
Wichita Eagle: Out at Preston
dry goods merchant who is Sunda
school superintendent, after finishin
the lesson last Sunday, said: 'NoW
has anyon a question to ask?"
little girl raised her hand and said
"Mr. Barnes, have. How much
those little red parasols in your sho'
window"