The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-06-01

There is hardly an hour during th,
warmer part of any pleasant da,
when some one cannot be seen takins
his ease under the trees in the park
And it is pleasant sight. Only. il
Is time Con. Null were getting hi.
benches built!
A horse race last Saturday morn
ing between one of Kreuter d Kreu
gers blacks and Pryor's little dur
pony, made fun for a big crowd about
three-eights of a minute. Pryor's
pony won by a neck.
Rev. s. w. Gamble. the new M. E.
minister at LaHarpe, was in lola
Monday to officiate at the funeral OF
Clarence Barker, who died in Fit.
Scott Saturday and whose remains
were brought here for interment.
What makes a house a home? The
mother well, the children rosy, the
father in good health and good hum
or. All brought about by the use of
DeWitt's SaIsaparilla. 1t recon-
mends itself. Cowan & Ausherman.
Married AT st. Paul, Mimi, on
Sunday, May q, 1894, by Rev. DR.
Carson, Of the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Charles White and Miss Fannie
Wood, both formerly of lola. Their
home friends extend sincere good
wishes.
The County Normal Institute be-
gins its session next Monday. There
is prospect of large attendance. The
REGISTER welcomes all who come.
and hopes that their month in lola
will prove no less pleasant than prof.
liable.
The REGISTER acknowledges the
receipt of handsome cards of invitation
to the commencement of the Wichita
Normal School, with the compliments
of Miss Mary Frank Waggoner, for
merly of Humboldt, who is one of this
years graduates.
Miss Dee Arnold returned home
from Ottawa Saturday, morning where
she had just closed a successful term
Of school. Her many lola friends are
delighted to have her with them
again and to know that her health
seems fully restored.
ID. Ewart informs US that he ex-
poets TO open large stock of dry
goods, boots and shoes and clothing
at avonburg next week. with Mr.. ID.
w. Southland in charge. The people of
that town and vicinity are to be con-
graduated on this acqui sition.
In addition to our grocery and feed
business we wish to inform the public
hat we have placed in a full line of
Iueensware and glassware which we
will sell at the lowest living prices.
Before buying call and examine our
stock. Brigham & Munger.
Union: Guffey & Galley did not
ind anything in the test well drilled
1t Chanute. They drilled to the depth
IF l 400 feet and then abandoned the
we'll. The rig has been taken down and
tent to carlton, below Chanute where
he company will prospect for oil.
The REGISTER would again remind
every body of the big Suffrage meeting
TO be held in lola next Monday and
Tuesday. 1t will be, doubtless, the
biggest meeting of the kind held in
The county during the campaign, and
Ill who can possibly do so should at
end it.
Atchison Globe: The town marshal
If lola, Kas., interrupted a poker
game the other day and the man who
vas about to open big Jackpot on an
ice full has been persuaded by law
yer to begin suit against the munich
Dality for damages. He may find
hat the law can raise him one if he
Ices.
Fifty cents is a small doctor bill,
pat that is all it will cost you to cure
my ordinary case of rheumatism if
TOu use Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
Try it and you will be surprised at
he prompt relief it affords. The first
will quiet the pain. 80
,ent bottles for sale by Evans Bros.
Richards & Welch want you to I'M
ierstand that they are determined to
make it to your interest to trade with
hem whenever you want anything in
he grocery line, or want to sell
my of your produce. They will sell
or the lowest legitimate margin, and
pay the highest price, and treat you
air all the time.
Mr.. Funston stopped at Lawrence
IN his way to Washington to visit his
laughter who is attending the Uni
Terity. The World says:
Congressman Funston is in the city. He has
warmly and giving him considerable evidence
4 sympathy in his fight for denomination Mr..
funston is more popular in Douglas county to-
lay than he has ever been before
The organization of a Ministerial
Association was completed on last
morning by the election of
Rex. w. l.. Squier as President and
Rev. L.. ;. rOust as Secretary and
Treasurer. Regular meetings will be
leld each Monday morning at 10
o'clock in the Reading Room in the
REGISTER building.
The friends of Roby White were in
crested to learn, during his brief visit
lere last week, that he has been study
ng law and expects to begin the prac-
ice Of that profession within year or
%. He returned to st. Paul last Sat-
Irday, accompanied by his sister, Miss
dollie, who expects to spend the sum-
ner there, and not in Illinois, as erron-
ously stated last week.
VIM Cunningham returned last
week from his trip to Cincinnati. He
lad seen no copies of the REGISTER
Turing his absence, and go did not
earn until he reached home that his
Iame had been mentioned as q candi-
late for Representative. He appre-
iates the compliment and thanks his
riends, but is very firm in declining
o become a candidate.
Are you insured? If not, now is the |
ime to provide yourself and family |
With bottle of Chamberlain's Collie |
,holera and Diarrhea Remedy as an |
Insurance against any serious results |
rom an attack of bowel complaint
uring the summer months. 1t is al |
most certain to be needed and should |
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