The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-01-04

the family Of > III. Jennings, this
~eek
AIRS. Julis Archibald, ranle M from
Ihannis last Friday aud spent "a few
flsss visiting among her many iOia
MIN
MIS- Veilna joaes, Of Kansas Guy,
who visited tie family of T.. T.. Brig
ham during the holidays, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. A. Case. of Fredonia who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. n.
Hankins, for some time, returned
TO her home last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vansicle and daugh
ter OF Ottawa, who have been visiting
the family of Rev. NJ. +. King during
the holidays returned Tuesday to
their home.
Miss Mamie Cooper returned from
her visit to her parents in LindOn,
Kansas, Wednesday morning, aud
will remain with her grandparents
and attend school.
Mr.. f. NJ. Power has sold his farm
i'm Indiana and stopped in lola this
week with his wife and daughter, on
his way to Texas where his sons re-
side. His old friends were glad to
see him.
a mean slam from Will White:
1.-THE lola REGISTER is going to print
from power furnished by natural gas.
1t will be the only paper in Kansas in
when the power that runs the pencil
turns the press"
The ladies of the NJ. f. church have
engaged Miss Ada Hest, the child
inlpersonator and elecuIionist to give
an entertainment in the NJ. +. church
on Thursday evening Jan. 10, 1885.
Admission 15c, children under ID, Zoe.
Miss Clara KIaumann treated few
of her most intimate lady friends to a
delightful tea last Monday afternoon
in honor of Miss Wessie Wise. Those
present were. Misses Maude Esse,
Henrietta Henderson, Susie Golf,
Blanche Richards, Wessie Wise.
The law firm of Ewing d Bennett
was dissolved by mutual agreement
on December 3lst, 1894. Mr.. Bennett
having been elected county attorney,
will have his office in the court house
Mr.. Ewing willsremain in the same.
cure an office.
We have asked nearly all our mer-
chants how their holiday trade COM
pared with that of previous years,
and without an exception the answer
was that ii was better than ever be-
fore. Haven't We been telling you
that lola was on the upgrade? Now
everybody, all together, yo-he-yO
We regret greatly to announce that
after this issue the weekly weather
reports. which have been feature OF
the REGISTER for three years past,
will be discontinued, as Mr.. Dibble
finds it announcement to keep up the
daily observations. Our readers will
doubtless share with us the regret
that these interesting reports are to
be 10 longer published, and will
unite with us in thanking Mr.. Dibble
for his past services.
4 few of our young people spent a
most delightful evening at the home
of Miss Susie Golf on Thursday of
last week, the occasion being a party
in honor of Miss Wessie Wise Those
present were: Misses Blanche Rich
ards. Henrietta Henderson, Maude
Esse. Clara Klaumann, Wessie Wise,
and MessTs. Jim Campbell, Willis and
John Henderson, Adlai Ewing, Fred
Nelson and Maynard Bush.
The REGIsTER's new engine arrived
this week and is now running the
machinery in this office. 1t is a
White gas engine, three horse power,
and it starts out as if it meant TO give
satisfaction. The REGISTER can now
boast of being the only newspaper on
earth, probably, printed upon press
run by natural gas The new ma
chine will be running nearly every
day, and we are glad to show it to
any one who cares to inspect it.
The editor of the REGISTER will go
to Topeka the first of the week to
enter upon his legislative duties. He
will be located at the National hotel
where he will be glad to receive any
of his friends who may be visiting
the capital any time during the SEES
sion. During his absence the REGIS
TER will be in charge of Mr.. W. q.
Allison. who will be assisted in the
local work by Maynard Bush. Any
courtesies shown to either of them
will be gratefully appreciated.
Hugh Guillilsnd has been pardon
ed out of the penitentiary- The crime
of which he was convicted was the
murder of James Harclerode and Rob
ert Mcfarland on the 18th of FEBRUARY,
1884, in Elsmore townsoip, this coun-
ty. in a dispute which grew out of a
claim to So acres of land. There seem
ed to be no palliatiOn for the crime,
and both Hugh Guililand and his
son Isaac were convicted of murder
i'm the first degree and sent to the pan
itentiary for life. The pardon is prob
ably granted on account of the age
of the convict, as he is now 30 years
old
For ten years Mr.. 1. Port has new
or been free from pain in the region Of
his kidneys until two weeks ago when
ne got d sample package of DR.. Noel's
Vitae-Ore. Since the first dose he
has not had touch of the old pain.
He was so impressed with the value
of the medicine that he has taken the
agency for it, and now has it for sale.
He says that in addition to curing
Bright's disease and all other kidney
complaints, it il a sure specific for
/ diphtheria, having been successfully
used in thousands of cases. Any one
troubled with any chronic disease OF
the blood should see Mr.. Port and Sc
cure this wonderful remedy.
ParsOa PeterkiH: Ifyou must drink
whisky, my friend. why don't you go
about it in a business way? Buy q
gallon at a time and make your wife
/ the bar keeper. When you are dry