The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-31
Axtell hats at Northrup Bros.

Axtell hats at Norihrup Bros.
A. w. Beck went to Kansas CITY
/ Wednesday on business.
New linsof hats at Northrup Bros.
DR.. l.. Tozer is just recovering from
quite severe attack of the prevailing
malady.
Grant Gay came home Monday
| night. He has been up in Iowa learn
ing telegraphy.
Miss Anna Burton was surprised oy
a number Of her friend Wednesday,
In honor OF her birthday.
have the most complete stock of
drugs and chemicals In southern Kan
sas. DR.. J. w. Scott.
Mrs Frank LETTER and her sister.
Miss Wilson, are visiting their parents
at Parsons this week.
The river rose five or six feet the
1rSt OF the week, as result of the
melting SHOWS near the sources Of the
stream.
The secretary's report Of the proceed.
ings OF the F. M. B. A. State Ascend.
ly at Garnett, reached US too late for
insertion this week 1t will appear in
the next issue.
+ j. Tbayer and Ell. T. Barker
went to Salina Monday to renresent
McCook Post and Camp respectively.
Capt Ball, ofthe Camp, accompa MED
them.
The proceeds Of the supper and en-
tertainment tonight will 20 To buv
books for the school library. So 1t i
like taking money out Of one rocket
and putting it In the other.
The editorial entitled LET us Go tn
Work" published in the REGrsrER
two weeks ago, seems tn have "fillefi
long felt waDu as IL is still QoiDv
the rounds Of the State press.
Frank Smith returned Wednesday
from business trip to north central
Kansas. He says that the farmers of
Riley county have paid Off mortgages
to the amount Of $l600 80 far this
month.
Mr.. w. w. Anderson started We'd
nesday To southwestern Texas where
he will rustioate for q few weeks ON
the ranch Of an old friend of his. He
goes In the hope that the change will
restore his health-a hope in which all
bis friends most fervently Join.
Will Neighbors has fallen into evil
wal Of late, as a result of wt.,cb no
has been obliged to abandon mis- bus;-
ness and leave the town. We orc
sorry, for he was q bripbt bov and
might have made usefu. citizen ri.
brother-in-law came down from r.inr,
county and took the two Younger Chill.
dren homo With him.
Il rev weeks ago we noticed q dis
patch stating that Charles Roll, New
ARK. N. j.. accidentally broke an old
mirror which hAd been the property OF
Dis grandfather, and discovered he.
hind the broken glass, an old parch-
nenI. This parchment proved to he a
deed from the Indians 10 Jacob R)il
conveying to him Q large tract of land
in the Mohawk valley. This Jacs,t,
Roll bad never sold the land but had
abandoned iG during the French and
Indian wars. Hence this newly found
deed doubtless conveys q perfect title
70 bis legal heirs, We make men siou
of this matter now, because we have
just learned that Mr.. J. w, Roll. q
weW known citizen of CArlYle town.
ship, Is one OF the heirs % this estate,
beirg . direct descendant from the
yacOb Rolf NEE TONED in the deed.
The valve Of the property IL now es-
ttmAted at Sa,0O0.000 and Mr.. Rolls
share Of it will be 3d. 900, there beiEp
lao surviving heirs. He Is in conn.,
imunicatiOn with his eastern relatives
and Is very confident that the COURT.
will sustain their claims. Tha EKoFs.
TER certainly hopes that rs expecta.
lions will be realized.