The Iola register., 1901-12-13
THE WEEKS NEWS
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Six per cent money. j. S. Detwiler.
Mrs. Nance of Bronson was in the
city Monday
There is said 10 be a new girl in
town, swell and sweet. This item is
Tor the boys.
Corn, wheat, bran, shorts and oil
meal at ;. a. Wickard " Sons north
Of Santa Fe depot.
Mrs. Minor Port lett thi, week
for Kansas City called there by the
illness of u brother.
DIR. CofIman reports the birth of
hoy to Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.. Rutledge,
of 4l2 north Chestnut street.
This town gets back few Of the dol
lars it pays tothe Santa Zee every day.
One train crew eats here daily
Buy your feed wheat, corn, bran,
shorts and oil meal at 5. A. Wickard
h Sons you will save money.
DR.. Cofman reports the birth of II
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Sci
aens, OF 422 south Third street.
Miss Warner returned Monday
noon to her home in Colony after a
visit here with Mrs. +. w. Lowder.
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Coblentz, 1924 South street
Saturday night So reports DR.. Coff-
man.
Last Wednesday Rev. :. NJ. Irwin
of Geneva performed the ceremony
whichunited inmarriage his son. Paul
Irwin, and Miss Gussie \ Neager. both
Of Geneva.
Ottawa Herald: The kind Of lodge
resolutions that place all the respon.
sibility for deaths on whereas, our
Heavenly Father" get etpublishcd in the
lola papers.
Now is Il good time to have your
magazines bound so they may be ~
served and placed inyour library. IN e
REGISTER does the work well and at
reasonable figures.
l.. d. Buck is suffering pain out of
all proportion 10 his injury. While
working last week he ran the tine of a
pitchfork through his foot and is laid
up with that member.
Monday was busy day at the
county treasury. In addition to the
money received for taxes the railroad
paid in a goodly wad and the days
receipts exceeded S26, COO
Esmore Enterprises Walter Samuel
and wife expect To move to lola, Mon
day, where Walter will engage in the
confectionery business, They will
have the best wishes of their many
Elsmore friends. -
The Blue Mound Sun reports that
hog cholera is playing havoc amCng
the hogs in the country surrounding
that place. Several farmers have lost
heavily and many more hogs are af-
hictsd with The disease.
License to wed was issued to Guy
Miller, aged %, and Nellie Piester,.
aged Is, both of this city. They
were married Mondaymorning by Rev
Maclean and will 90 TO housekeeping
at PIT south Elm.
Tom Anderson, OF Alendale. attend.
cd the big live stock show in Chicago
and had some of the fine polled cF tile
from the Finlay ranch on
exhibition. IL is to be hoped he cap
tured the prizes he deserved.
A better idea OF the way LaHarpe
Walloped Parsons atfootball is gained
when one remembers that only fifteen
minute halves were played Diustead OF
the usual thirty minte halves. And
in 30 minutes the score was made 30 to
0.
"When man leaves lola, :" says
the Arkansas City Traveller, she
publishes a card Of regrets, and the
people sit still and take It," Well
people just naturally hate to leave
lola so badly that they feel like they
we're at funeral,
The Famous, dry goods and shoes.
has ordered an electric light in front
of its store This is the twenty-third
commercial light in use which means
a revenue Of Sllj from that one source
every month for the city and, helps
support the plant.
Rev. John Maclean recently re-
ceived supply Of tea fromhis brother
who is a missionary in China. II is
the finest that grows but the depraved
tea palate OF this country can hardly
appreciate H.. Rev Maclean has fav-
ored this Office with Il generous sam
pie.
At the Presbyterian church Sunday
Rev, Ross preached. He is a Pres.
byterian minister from Missouri and
his appearance here was i'm order that
he and the cor gregation might become
acquainted, with the possible result of
u call being issued for him to occupy
the pulpit here regularly