The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-11-08

will be held in Eureka November q
and %. A rate of one fare and one
third has been secured, and entertain
ment will be furnished free to all who
attend.
My stock of lumber and building
material is complete and if you con-
template building | should be glad to
| make figures for you. When yOu get
ready to build house or barn it
will pay you TO come and see me. y.
l.. Taylor.
Mr.. |. Port says that the Vitae Ore
which he has been handling for long
time, is an absolute specific for dip
liberia and sore throat. 1t has been
tried, he SAYS, and has never failed to
effect a cure. This is a good thing to
remember.
Having completed a course of in
structions i'm the Standard Dress Cut
ting school find it perfect success
i'm every way and would recommend
it to all ladies interested in sewing,
whether for ladies, gentlemen or
children. Mrs. SUSIE BURTCH.
The ROSTERS in the alley back of the
REGISTER composing room made such
a racket this week that for a time it
looked as though the boys would be
late with this weeks issue. lola
ROSTERS are Republican birds and
they know just when to crow the
loudest.
Mr.. |. Port says he has sold 300
packages of Vitae Ore since last Dec.
and has just received 80 more dollars
worth, and with il a Vitae Catarrh
cure which is said, il taken in cOnnec-
ton with V. o. will cure the worst
case. One package of Vitae Ore will
not cure any one.
We are glad to report that Mrs. }.
p. Duncan is nearly recovered from
the throat trouble that almost threat
ened her life last week. The final di-
agnOsis of the case, We believe, was
that the trouble was caused by the
lodging of small bone in the throat.
and not by paralysis.
Rev. w. L. Squier has moved his
study and the mems reading room to
the building just west of BOstwick's
office, where everybody who wants to
use the books and magazines and pa
pers will be made welcome. The room
which he vacates i'm the REGISTER
building is now for rent.
We were taking down an old press
AMI puiiiug up new one this week,
and ~" Wonder is, not that there is so
liII!e news in this paper but that there
j. - u'urii. It will be week or two
VT brt'-~ "n are Strengthened around
just rjs'i; hut when we are, look out
f.'r e cW-rsuer that will he q hum
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N,s Nrdpa (Brewster) Hayes says
that she attended picnic at Pasade-
uH. California, few months ago, at
which there were % fOrmerly-Of-Iola
people. And that was before the Ar
nOlds went there or the Perkinses.
They ought to petition the legislature
to have the name of their town
changed to New lola.
Owing to the numerous private
parties the public entertainment
given by the Baptist Young People
on Halloween was not so well attend
ed as it deserved to be. Those who
were there, however, found no end
of amusement in the program given
and enjoyed the occasion thoroughly.
The net proceeds were about $1,000.
ENtl bplN ls sOlIl iiidb WI. anu
Mrs. a. o. A lien are to leave town
They have lived here so long and
have been so much aud so pleasant a
part of our business and social life,
that it doesn't seem right now for
them to go away. The best wishes of
all their friends will follow them to
their new home wherever it may be.
An adjourned meeting of the NeO-
shO Presbytery will he held ut lola
next Monday at which a number of
ministers are expected to he present.
The chief business before the meeting
will he the final examination of Prof.
:. S. Estey, of Humboldt, for admis-
sion to the ministry, and he will
preach sermon on Monday evening
to which all are cordially invited.
After learning from the newspapers
that there was an earthquake last
Thursday morning good many lola
people found out what it was that
shook their house and ratified the
dishes. The quake was quite severe
i'm Indiana and it is reported as one
result of il that the flow of gas i'm all
the wells is much stronger than it
was.
Commander Harris and the other
visitors were driven out to one of the
gas wells on Monday and one of them
was "turned lOOsen for their benefit.
They were nearlylifted efftheir feet by
the unexpected roar, and as soon as
they got far enough away TO he heard
they expressed the greatest astOnish-
ment at finding such an enormous
pressure and volume of gas. "If had
that well in Topeka" said Gen. Brad
ford, al would sit down and laugh at
the whole world"
Thanks to the zeal of our city teach
ers we are to have another course of
University extension lectures this
winter. Prof. f. II. Holder, of the
chair of American History and SOci-
Ology, will probably give the course
and the general subject will be civil
government in the United states. The
teachers have guaranteed the eXpen-
ses of the course, and tickets may be
obtained from Prof. PIcken. The
course will probably begin about the
first of December.
a number of their friends gathered
very informally at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Picken Halloween night
and spent a most delightful evening.
y delicious supper was served, after
which stories, conversation and games
occupied the attention of the guests
until late hour. Those present were
Mesdames A. +. NOrthrup. COlbOrn,
Mcclure, d. p. NOrthrup, BOwlus, l..
l.. NOrthrup, Jr., Scott and Steven
son, and Messrs. l.. l.. Eorthiup, Jr. :,
A. +. NOrthrup, BOwlus. Mcclure
and COlbOrn.