The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-05

The Salem Equal Suffrage campaign
co nmittee will hold a meeting q
Je. lido school house next "Wednesday
ev, ming Jan. 10, 1894. Hon. Wn
Raj n and DIR. Choguill of Humboldt
will make speeches. Everybody In
vited-
The Moran Racket of Moran have
arranged for another of their semi
annual clearance sales. They Ger.
tainly knock the bottom out of prices
during their GALES. Commences Mon
day January stb, continues until
Feb. LIST.
sheriff Ausherman announces that
he has appointed Harmon Hobart as
his deputy. The appointment gives
general satisfaction, as Mr. Hobart
is well liked personally and is thor
oughly conversant with the duties of
the ofiice%
Jas. Wakefield, our new county
clerk, has rented the Whitaker house
on South Walnut street, aud is locat-
ed there with his family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wakefield have many friends i'm
lola by whom they Will be warmly
welcomed.
During the past year VIM Yeager
has paid out 50 1854 80 for poultry, here
in lola. Would anybody have be-
lieved il? IT would be interesting to
know how much had been paid out in
the town altogether for poultry dur
ing the year.
The Moran Racket of Moran always
pay the top of the market for produce
of all kinds. You have a double rea-
son for trading there now. Their
clearance sale commences January s,
and closes Feb. LIST. Dry goods, boots,
shoes, hats, caps, clothing, queens
ware, etc,
Do you want some bargains? If so,
Ewart has good ones to offsr, and he
will be ready by next week to give
some of the lowest prices you ever
heard of in lola, as he wishes to clear
up some lines of goods. The prices
will be away down. Watch for his
next week.
Married, ut the NJ. F.. Parsonage,
lola, Kans. Dec. q, 1893, William e.
Warren and Lizzie Mccoy. both of
Usage township, Allen county. Kans.
The young people are members of
prominent families in Usage, and
many friends will join with the REG
IsTER in extending congratulations
and good wishes.
The Moran Racket of Moran have
the largest assortment of Dry goods.
boots. shoes, hats, caps, etc. in 4 lien
county. They sell more goods than
any firm in Allen county. From JAN
uary Sth, until FEB. lst. they will cut
prices less than ever. Come and get
the benefit. Ten thousand dollars
worth of bargains.
Bronson PiIOt:-On Wednesday
afternoon of last week large flow OF
gas was struck at lola. The drillers
have been at work some time aud ex-
cellent indications were noted as they
went down until at last they struck a
regular ''gusher," that furnishes as
much gas as the other five wells com
bined. Neighborly congratulations
are now in order
Everybody interested in field, gar
anu INV StChc vi
ton that are absolutely pure and
fresh should not fail before purchas-
ing, to send for the new illustrated
catalogue of the Kansas Seed House
F. Barteldes 4 CO., Proprietors, Law
renee, Kan. This "Old Reliable
seed house is one of the very best in
the country and deservedly merits
the patronage of all who desire first
class seeds at reasonable prices.
On Tuesday morning as Mrs. d.
Youngs, of Usage, and her little boy,
were crossing Elm creek bridge com
ing to lola, their horse became fright
ened and backed over the embank-
ment, demOlishing the cart and Sc
verely injuring Mrs. Youngs. The
boy was also hurt but not badly
Mrs. Youngs was brought to the Un-
ion hotel and her needs attended to
by DIR. Fulton.
When on a visit to Iowa, Mr.. X.
Dalton, oil Luray, Russell county
Kansas, called at the labratOry OF
Chamberlain Il Co., Des MOines, to
show them his six year old boy,
whose life had been saved by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, it having
cured him of very severe attack OF
Group. Mr.. Dalton is certain it saw
ed his boys life and is enthusiastic in
his praise for the remedy. For sale
by Evans Bros.
In the District Court this week
motions were made for new trial in
the Galbraith rape case and in the
YOungs divorce ease. Judgment h.s
not yet been rendered, The greater
part of the week has been spent in the
trial of the case of Emma Anderson vs
Mary A. DeCluGe ct al, the purpose
of which is to determine whether or
not the late w. w. Anderson was
competent to make will at the time
when his will was signed. The case
is still on trial as we go to press.
Union services will be held i'm the
various churches next week at 100 p.
m. as follows: Monday at Reformed
church led by Rev. Isaac Hill; Tues
day at the Christian church led by
Rev. w. l.. Squier; Wednesday at
the Baptist church led by Rev. l.. s.
Faust; Thursday at the Reformed
church led byRev. F. NJ King; Friday
at the Methodist church led by Rev.
w. l.. Squier; Saturday at the Pres
byterian church led by Rev. l.. w
Stone.
Courier: An immense
gas we'll was struck at lola last week.
1t is a regular gusher, producing a
daily flow of 1857 900 cubic feet of gas
per day. The question with the peo-
pie at lola now is, what can they do
with it," No money is seeking in
vestment in manufacturing or any
other enterprise. as the light from the
burning gas can be seen thirty miles
away, they can have lots of fun with
it until the Dext Republican admins
tratioD makes it available for manu-
featuring purpOses.
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