The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-07-29

Reeollect that d. w. Bostwick has
money to loan at q per cent. No
commission. No fraction to explain
away. Call and see him before MAX
ing loan, or renewing an old loan.
Attention is called to the program
printed elsewhere in this paper of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union Rally
to be held here next week. The meet
ing promises to be an interesting one.
have tried a great many remedies
fer headach, and Krause's Headache
Capsules knock it quicker than any,
thing 1 ever tried. ID. w. McVea.
Omaha, Neb. For sale by Evans
Bros. "a
I Miss Chloe Jones, formerly of lola
but now of Sun Prairie, Wis, is the
guest guest of her friend, Miss AIDA
Shank Miss Jones has many friends
here who are glad to welcome her back
again.
The school meeting Yesterday re-
suited i'm the reelection of II. A.
Ewing, director, and NJ. p. JacOby,
clerk: the levy of 10 mills tax; and
an agreement to have 8 months of
school.
The county clerk at WaKeeney has
been compelled to set apart Saturday
for receiving coyote and rabbit scalps.
The farmers are bringing them into
town with their butter and eggs and
other produce.
sc. Pettigrew, of Usage, was among
our callers Friday. He has recently
invented and patented a nut-lock
which is certainly very effective de-
vice. We hope he will make q barrel
of money out of it.
Members of lola lodge LOG L. o. G.. 7.
are urged to be present next Monday
night. Installation of officers will
take place and the proposed change
of time of meeting will be discussed
and disposed of. Come.
Capt. Jones says thar state Head
quarters will be open in Topeka Aug.
II. We asked him what Democratic
orators were going to say this year,
and he replied. "They will say what
tell them to-" The Colonel is The
Boss.
The band concert and ice cream So
cial tomorrow night in the park
should be well patrOnized. The boys
have done a great deal of gratuitOus
playing and have never before asked
anything and should be given good
crowd.
Farm of Al acres for sale, miles
east of Humboldt; good orchard, house
of 8 rooms, tenant house of rooms,
creek runs through che place. coal and
timber. For particulars apply to G.
f. Whitney, Humboldt, Allen county,
Kansas. 1896
Mr.. Robert Reimert and wife and
Mrs. John Lowey, of Chanute, were
the guests of H. Reimert and family
last week. Mr.. Reimert has given up
his position as commercial traveller to
engage In the mercantile business in
Springfield, Mo.
Judge o. A. Cheney, of TT. Scott,
was in town yesterday and made the
REGISTER a pleasant call. The Judge
was nominated for State Senator by
the Republicans of Bourbon county
on Wednesdays strong and deserv-
ed nomination.
oscar COWan mas got q JOD IN the
Denver express Office, where his BROTH
er Chester has been for some time, and
expects to start there next Monday.
Oscar is one of the boys who attends
strictly to business, and he is bound
to make his way wherever he goes.
Capital: VIM. Cunningham, treas
urer of Allen county, was in the city
yesterday on business with the State
Board of Equalization. He says the
Republicans will win in his section.
There can be no question, he says,
that the republicans are making gains.
The Probate Judge was called upon
Wednesday to inquire into the mental
condition of Mrs. Edward Long, the
wife of prominent farmer of ElsmOre
township. The investigation resulted
in the conclusion that she was insane
and application has been made for her
admission to one of the asylums. The
affliction is thought to be the result of
i'll health and it is hoped that few
months of skilful treatment may re-
store the patient to sanity.