The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-02-16
Marriage licenses have been issued

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Marriage licenses have been issue
? since our last report a. follows:
n. Heldreth. Allen county, and Mi
: ME III. Barnes, Woodson county; Ju
tin Blubaugh and Ida A. Flock, boi
of Woodson; Bert r. Virgins, l.
T Bette county, and Sadie Cain. All.
! county; John E. Ogden, Neosho couI
ty, and Ella Wilson, Allen count,
Lawrence Russell. Neosho count,
and Gertrude Malsbary, of Allen.
Woodson County Teachers A.
ISOLATION entertained the Allen count
Association at Yates Center last Sat
urday. Those who went from Iol
were: Misses. Clifford Mitchell, Can
RE Strong, Ruth Brown, Belle Rick
etts, May Woodin, Maude Minrow
Grace Bostwick, Clara Harris, Molli
White, Flora Arnold, and Messrs
Supt. Jones, w. 3. PickeD, Georg,
Freeman, Orville Williams. They al
speak in the highest terms of theil
hospitable entertainment.
Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw, Ill.
was troubled with rheumatism ano
tried . number of different remedies
but says none of them seemed to de
him any good; but finally he got hold
of one that speedily cured him. He
was much pleased with it, and felt
sure that others similarly afflicted
would like to know what the remedy
was that cured him. He states for
the benefit Of the puhIir that II is cali
ed Chamberlain's Pain Balm. For
sale by Evans Bros.
Kansas State G.. A. r. Encamp-
ment, Newton, Kans., February 20 to
%. For the above named encamp-
ment the Mo. Pac. Ry. will sell tick
cts to Newton at o rate of one fare for
the round trip. Tickets on sale Feb
ruary 10 to % inclusive, limited to re-
turn Feb. %, 1894. Those who wish
to attend this encampment can leave
lola at lilo q. N. and arrive at New
ton 5:l0, via the Mo. Pac. line. The
fare will be 3.55 for the round trip. r.
A. Happersett, Agt.
On Tuesday of last week DIR. Boul-
son suffered an accident which will
keep him at home for awhile. He
had been making a visit at Henry
Howell's and was getting into the
buggy when his horse started, catch
ing the Doctor between the body of
the buggy and the hind wheel in such
a way as to severely crush and bruise
the hip. The injury is not likely to
be permanent but it hurts while it
lasts. Fortunately the Doctor is a
member of the new accident insur-
ance order, and will receive $40
week benefit.
A very delightful party was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Will
Hanson Tuesday evening. The even
ing was spent in games and various
other amusements. Those present
were Misses Anna Merchant, Josie
Swear ingen, Cora Mcdonald, Elva
Cain, Emma Butler, Nellie Butler,
Hattie Huck. Myrtle Kelley, Katie
Fannie Merchant and Messrs.
Scott Gard, Don Buchanan, Elmer
Grey, Fred Woodin, Lossie Arnold,
Bert Butterfield, Lutte like.
Lawyer Moberg, of Savonburg,
came down from Topeka last Satur-
day, where he has been on legal bust
ness for the past week. He says that
the railroad company has at last filed
It's answer in our long-deferred land
ease, aud it now seems certain that
the case will go to trial and be tried
On its merits at the spring term of the
D. 3. Court. The final settlement of
this case Is contamination devoutly
10 be wished and one which every one
who has any possible influence should
aid in bringing about at the earliest
possible moment.
The REGISTER has already suggest
ed good many times that one reason
we don't raise better corn about here
g that the land is getting old and
worn out. Mr.. A. l.. Daniels, Of Car
yle, substantiates this theory with
MS experience. He says he has two
fields that he has been raising corn
IN Tor years. and has been getting the
same yield from both. Last year he
one of the fields, and the re-
'ult was that he gathered 80 bushels
Der acre from that field while from
he adjoining one he got only 10 BUSH
,ls per acre.
r. E. Fullenwider, one Of the pro-
'ressive young farmers of Usage, was
n town Saturday. A part of his BUSH
less here was to learn whether or not |
he K. e. and P. railroad could be
10 maintain a station at |
'ayard. The company had an agent |
here until few days ago, when they |
ent him elsewhere and closed the
tation. AS Usage township voted |
LIBERAL bonds to help build the road |
he people naturally feel aggrieved |
hat they ARE to have no shipping
ABILITIES, and will doubtless make
to the Railroad Commits
toner's.
The heavy snow has kept the rail-
Dad train service in a demoralized /
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