The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-28
Additional Locals,

capital and considerable enterprise, is
the erection of an eating house at the
intersection of the two railroads. There
are three trains that pass this station
within quarter of an hour of twelve
o'clock. We are in formed that the
Southern Kansas management would
have their trains take dinner here in
stead of going on to Ottawa, if the
proper facilities were offered, and there
is little doubt that the same arrange
ment could be made with the Wichita
road. These three regular trains-and
there are sometimes four or five-would
doubtless require meals for from 50 to
hundred persons, and the establish
ment of an eating house to furnish
these meals would be paying invest
ment. Who will be lucky enough to
get the inside track?
Contrary to the general expectation
Judge Stillwell granted change of
venue i'm the Guilliland cases. While
it seemed to be nearly the unanimous
opinion that the accused could obtain
a fair trial in this county, yet their
counsel made very strong case in ia
vor of change of venue and the
Judge was undoubtedly honest i'm his
belief that it ought to be granted. The
trial will be held in Wilson county
at the next term of court. The prison.
ers we returned to Ottawa on Mon
day night and lodged in the Jail there
for safe keeping.
We were pleased to make the ac-
quaintance this week of Mr.. 3. H.
Muchmore, one of Mr.. Knapp's numer-
Gus Indiana friends, who has bought
the Hershberger farm south of town.
Mr.. M. has gone back after his family
and expects to return next week and
take immediate possession of his prop
erty.
The additional cost of DeLand's
Chemical Baking Powder over cheap
goods pays for just so much additional
strength. Taking this into account, it
is far more economical and healthy
than the SO called cheap powders. 1t
is made from Grape Cream Tartar and
Bi-Carb. Soda only.
.
The ..Courant is adding to its list
every day. 1t is loyal to the material
interests of the people of lola and the
county, and its support is cordial and
good.-Last ,ceek's Courant.
Two of the questions which most
nearly affect the material interests"
of the county are prohibition and the
land question. Will the COwdnt
please get down off the fence long
enough to explain which side of those
questions it has been "loyal" to?
Judge Stillwell has decided to hold
an adjourned term of court, beginning
on the 23rd day Of April. He says that
if the cases cannot all be disposed of
then he will return in June, and stay
here until the docket is cleared if it
takes all summer.
DIR. J. c. Boulson performed another
successful operation last Friday, re-
moving nasal polypus from Mrs. f.
Wilson, living east of town. "Jim" is
making quite a reputation in the line
of surgery, and his success is certainly
very flattering.
Johnny Richardson gave free for
all excurSi n in his new steamer last
Sunday afternoon. The boat was
crowded and the ride much enjoyed
by those whose consciences were edu-
Gated up to the proper pitch.
A fine board walk along North Walnut
street was laid last week, and is duly
by the denizens of that
part of the city. The long wished for
walk to the cemetery is also complet-
ed.
Chas. Casmire, Joe Often and John
Hart started for Texas Monday, to
seek their fortunes. We wish the boys
success.
H. P. Gray and Mr.. NATION were
down from Geneva Monday and called
to see our new press.
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