The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-20
RAK"-ET OF RAK'S.
RAK'S RAK'--ET.

A horse driven to a single buggy
by Miss Featheringill, of Carlyle,
took fright Monday while being driv-
Ell along South street and started to
run away. He ran directly toward
the Park and instead of stopping
when he got there, jumped over the
fence, breaking the shaftsOf the buggy.
Miss Featherngill pluckily held onto
the lines through the whole perform
ance and no farther damage was done.
Mr.. Dennis Holt, of Oklahoma, and
Miss Eva Ausherman. of lola, were
married Wednesday by Rev. A. :.
Freed in COfeyville. Mr.. aud Mrs. G..
G. Ausherman and Miss Rose Travis
accompanied the bride to COffeyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt were i'm lola yes
terday an their way to UniOntOwn
where they go to visit Mr.. Hollis par
ents. The many lola friends of the
young people offer congratulations
and good wishes.
Mr.. f. J. Thayer has accepted an
advantageous offer to take charge of
q large farm i'm Barber county and ex-
poets to go soon, with his family to
begin the work. Mr.. Thayer is one of
the best citizens lola ever had, person
ally. POLITICALLY and industrially.
and the departure of himself and his
equally esteemed family, will be uni
versally and sincerely regretted.
Everybody will be glad when they
come back again.
j. II. Wilson hasn't any kick COM
ing on account of small crops this
year. He threshed his oats Tuesday
and got 1850 bushels off of Is acres.
His wheat yielded II bushels to the
acre. His timothy hay cut a ton and
a half to the acre and he sold it on the
ground at $500 ton. Mr.. Wilson
says, by the way, that Prof Shows
chinch bug remedy saved his oats by
exterminating every bug in the field.
The ball game between lola and
Humboldt at the latter place last
Friday resulted, on the 10th inning,
i'm a victory for Humboldt with the
noble score of 35 to sc. At the end of
the 9TH inning the score stood IL to q
i'm favor of lola. But Mark Gillihan
who was pitching for lola, got sick
then and the remainder OF the game
was a slaughter. Each club now has
a game and the rubber is to be played
on the lola grounds this afternoon.
Johnnie Richardson makes most Of
his living fishing in the NeOshO. One
day last week he said to somebody on
the street: Lets see, this is the day
the knights of Labor are to strike
isn't it?' On being answered in the
affirmative he said: "Well, Pm q
Knight OF Labor and Pm going tC
strike. Pm going to get corn knife
and go down and cut and slash every
line and net I've got. That is the
way those fellows in Chicago are do
ing"
Mrs. Nettie Wise has been engaged
as MatrOn of the Girls Home connect
cd with the Presbyterian College al
EmpOria and will go there some time
i'm August to take charge. The posi-
ton is a particularly desirable one on
account of the excellent opportunity
it affords to Mrs. Wise for the educa
tion of her daughters, and on this ac-
count her friends all rejoice with her
although they regret very much that
she is to leave lola. They hope the
absence will be temporary.
"My little boy was very bad of fol
two months with diarrh9a. We used
various remedies, also called in two
doctors, but nothing done him any
good until we used Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DirrhRa Remedy
which gave immediate relief and sOOr
cured him. / consider it the best
medicine made and can conscientious
ly recommend it to all who need col
ic or diarrhPa medicine. j. r. Hare
Trenton, Tev. % and so cent bottles
for sale by Evans Bros.
\ 1t would be a good idea to paste uT
the following so that in All emergency
it might save both life and property
"If people would remember that fioul
will extinguish blazing gasoline the
, knowledge would be inestimab BILE"
said a man of the house. 1.-THE Othel
day the tank On our gasoline stove wa
blazing. Wet cloths were used with
out effect when / remembered that
had read flour would extinguish tn
. blaze A handful did almost put i
out, and another snuffed it complete
ly."
August is the next rensien Day
: and McCook Post is going to provide
an unusually attractive program TO
the entertainment of Tie vlsltin:
veterans. The Post will provide col
fee and crackers as usual 10 the Pos
room at noon, and visitors are expect
ed to bring their baskets and add q
this lunch whatever they see MT
3 And i'm the evening there Will be
8 big camp fire at the Opera House
l with Past Grand Commander Al
Y Greene, as principal speaker. 1t will
be a great day with us and every oil
q soldier in the county wants to max
f up his mind right now to be here.
: Last fall l was taken with kind
l summer complaint, accompanied witt
: a wonderful diarrhpa. Soon ate
D NV wife's sister, who Il 'es with US
7 was taken in the same way. w
a used almost everything " ithOut bene
: fit. Then 1 said, let us try Chamber
9 lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhe
remedy. which we did, and that cure
: us right away. / think much of it, a
n it did for me what it was recommend
4 ed to do. John Hertzler. Bethel. Pa
;. % and 80 cent bottles for sale D
Evans Rros.