The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-01-11

The weakness and debility which re-
suits from illness may Be speedily ov-
ercome by the use Of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. This IL . safe, but powerful tom
ic. assists digestion, regulates the liver
snd kidneys, and cleanses the blood OF
all germs Of disease.
Sups. E. T. Barber, has moved to
the county seat, and will make his
home with Us hereafter. His two Sis
tiers, Misses Mary and Florence and .
younger brother, NJ. 8. Barber, will
attend school in lola. They occupy
the residence first door north Of the
Jail.
Dan Ball and "Tecumseh," two al
legged violaters Of the prohibitory law,
from Humboldt, were arrested day be.
.ore Yesterday on . warrant issued ct
the instance of County Attorney Ben
ton nearly . year ago. In default
Of bail they were lodged in the county
fall pending their trial.
It il not necessary to call attention
to the advertisement Of the Allen Coun-
ty Boot and Shoe Store, in our supple.
ment, this week. Everybody will zee
| it and read it and will call around
when they want boots and shoes. 1t
| is q blind business man who thinks 1t
does not pay to advertise.
Our local sportsmen have been sur
prised at the statements Of correspond.
ents of the Forest and Stream - to
the range of the q caliber rifle. In
the last issue Of that paper . writer
talks of shooting ducks three hundred
yards with these little pill throwers.
At the holiday shooting matches held
here. the % yard range was considered
out of their reach. Don't We know
how 10 handle the little gnns, or are
the other fellows exagerating7
Through the kindness Of the library
ladies, we publish this week the histor-
ical sketch Of the work done by them,
written by Mrs. Benton and read ct
the reception given the ladies by ME-
Tbrasher a short time ago. The Libra
~ Association certainly deserves the
thanks of the people for the work they
have done. They have kept alive and
built up the library when others. after
repeated failures, had given 1t up In
disgust. The record Of their work vii
be found interesting.
Last weeks REGISTER was the first
paper ever printed in lola BY steam
power, and we believe is now the only
paper between Ottawa and Winfield,
using steam. We have . four horse
power upright boiler and a three horse
horizontal engine. 1t occupies very
little room, but handles the large
Prouty pless without any apparent ef'
fort, turning out papers at the rate Of
twenty papers per minute. 1t never
slows up, and never wants to stop to
rest. Drop in and see 1t work.
/ In the District Court the first half o
the week was occupied by the divorc'
case of Claus Barnholt Va. Mary Barn
holt, Knight 4 Foust for plaintiff, Ben
ton 4 Scott for defendant. It IL need
less to say the case was tried in tn
presence of full house. 1t il now IN
der advisemept by the Court. In
case of Glover, administrator, W. Bate
man and Barber, involving the settle
ment of the Dayton estate, has been Oh
trial since; Gates for Glover, Amo
and McCleverty for Bateman, Barbe
for himself. The Humboldt Creamer
cases come up to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner gave yer.
, pleasant party the first Of the weeh
A tempting supper was served and tn
evening was most enjoyably sper
r with games. cards, music and dancing
, Mrs. Turner has . genius for getting
! congenial company together, and II
/. compliment is implied by late hours
she has reason to feel highly nattered
There were present, Mr.. and Mr.
Knapp. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Duffy, Nj
:, and Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. u
.|Clute, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, Mr.. an
Mrs. Rowland, NJ. and Mrs. w. "
iScott, Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Northrul
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Scot
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Northrup, Mr.. an
l Mrs. Benton and Mrs. Clifford.
The united meetings in the ROOF
south side of the square are well unde
way, and are progressing very favol
ably. Interest and attendance ar
good. The noon meeting, (quite an e.
pertinent here has surpassed the mo-
sanguine expectations Of the mo
e hopeful. The visit of Miss Jenn
0 Sherman, State Secretary Of 1our
o Womeu's Christian Association, hi
e been much appreciated by all VII
+ have heard her. The meetings will
continued next week with probably
q change of place for night meetings
e the present room has become too SINAI
Il On sunday, services in the differer
:. churches in the morning, united gel
l., vice IN the room at 8 p. m. Publ
# united service in the Presbyteria
church at : D. m. Rev. n. b. Job
:. son will preach. Young people
= meeting at 6. led by Mr.. A. Ewal