The Iola register., 1902-03-21

Born, Saturday, March 10, to Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Curtis, daughter.
Harry Wiley returned from Kansas
City where he has been attending Col
lege.
j. H. Campbell, manager for Harry
Bragg's store, is very i'll with the
grip.
Miss Frances Wilson, county treas
urer, has been at her room two days
with the grip.
John T. Holmes, of the lola Port
land Cement Co., went to ST. Louis
Friday evening.
Mrs. Bauguss who has been here
visiting Mr.. Twilley returned to her
home in Kansas City.
Miss Mary Plumb who has been here
visiting her sister Mrs. S. G. Brewster
returned to her home in Emporia.
Millard Teats who is employed by
the American Bridge Co., went to
Wellington, Mo-, to resume work.
Earl Arnold came down from Bald
win to attend meeting Of the execu-
tile board of the.young peoples society
of the L. b. Church.
For SALE CHEAP. 100 shocks good
corn fodder with corn on it. one mile
south and one mile west of Prairie
Hall church. Guy Hamilton.
c. w. Dunaway has had about
twenty acres Of his land west of the T..
X. Taylor home, next to Gas CITY,
plated into tracts and will add il to
town.
j. w. Fuller the furniture man, is
in Creston, Iowa. His daughter gradu-
ales this spring from the high school
and afterwards the family will move
to lola.
G. w. Townsend of Horseshoe Bend
has 300 bushels of turnips for sale at
ljc per bushel in 10 hushel lots. Also
early Ohio and sis weeks seed potatoes
at Sl,OO per bu.
c., W. Hunt returned to his home in
Humboldt with unpleasant memories
of his visit to lola. Mr.. Hunt is the
man who was robbed at the Cottage
House Thursday night.
Bronson Record VIM. Ireland
made business trip to Moran Mon
day. MIR. Ireland has bought the Var
ner stock of general merchandise at
that place anG will probably move his
family there in the near future.
Mr. +. w, Myler has decided to
enter the race this fall. 1t has been
said for some time that he had an idea
he might run for county attorney and
it is now reported finally that he has
decided to run.
The Humboldt State Bank has
brought suit in district court to have
lot II in block 40 in that city parti-
toned. The bank owns a half inter-
est and the bank wants to get the
shares in shape so it can realize on its
half.
w. G. Shinkle and family, who have
lived at Wise for the past ten years,
is moving to Linn county where he ex-
poets to make his future home. Mr..
Shinkle is good citizen and his AL
len county friends will be glad to
welcome him when he gets ready to
move back.
The REGISTER understands that the
cement company has in preparation a
handsome souvenir, filled with illus
trations which will be sent out to the
trade this coming season. Pictures
of the plant and pictures of the build
ings and works into which lola cement
has entered will be shown and the
souvenir will be work of art and
cannot help but scatter broadcast the
story of lola,
The REGISTER Office is indebted to
j. b. Fergus for about half bushel
OF prize apples. Mr.. Fergus brought
a box full to the Horticultural meeting
yesterday and presented theremainder
W uLS lNfblo LEN lOICCs llc SDDlSS
: were the Ben Davis variety and were
large, smooth, beautifully colored
fruit. Mr.. Fergus lives out on the
high prairie, where everything is sup
posed to dry up but last year during
the drouth he raised grapes galore
and these apples, which would do to
enter the prize ring at any fair. 1t is
good to know men like Fergus.
The tank cars for the acid plant are
arriving, They somewhat resemble
the Standard Oil cars and will be
used for shipping the sulphuric acid
as it is manufactured from day to day
The company owns the cars, tanks and
all and will keep buying them until i
owns twenty-five. After the presen