The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

VIM. Mckinley, Jr.. WAS up from,
Logan last MOnda, to cali upon the
couHfy treasurer AMI The REGISTER.
He isu't letting the chances of the
next Republican nominal ion tor pres
ideut worry him a minute.
Burritt Ziuk returned yesterday to-
/ Wallsce, Idaho. having spent n very
happy month among his old friends
here. He says he doesn't think he
C .uid staud ii our the at all 1T it
were not for getting the REGISTER.
there are SD many improvements
going ou in town that tt Is hard for
us Ia keep track of them Ii the
owners of property, or the mechanics
who 'iO the work would favor us with
items uf this kind their Kindness
would he appreciated.
There will be Children's grand
mass meeting held at the Christian
church Sunday, Dec, 18Th, at 8 p IN
conducted by REV. K. A. Thompson,
General Evangelist. The pubic is
Cordially invited TO attend.
Rishnp Millspaugh, of the Episcopal
diocese of Kansas, will hold services
AMI preach at the Presbyterian
church next "Wednesday evening
December Is. 1t is All honor tn have
d visit from the Bishop and we hope
the church will he filled.
Neosho Lodge M 43, K of P elect
Ell officers last week AS follows: G.. =.
Ritter. G.. G., j. p McNult, V. c., F..
h. Smith, p, w. b Reed, VI. f., H.
] N do,
A., tbas Clark, NJ W., G.. Kreuter,
Representative to Grand Lodge.
Senator w P. billiard, of FIT Scott,
was in lola Monday on legal business
and called Ia pay us friendly visit.
billiard used tn shave up at Topeka,
hut he has turned his heard loose
now and says he will never shave
again until Texas goes Democratic.
Members of the Horticultural so
ciety are urged to not forget thai at
2 O'Clock this afternoon the regular
M, citing o. the Suciety will he held,
and the delegate of the State Hort
convention is To be present and report
proceedings.
w. s. Pryor has been employed as
purchasing agent by the Mnnte Christie
Mining Company, of New Mexico,
aud went To st. Louis Monday tn buy
a tot of mining machinery for them.
! This Company own some valuable
placer beds in New Mexico and we
understands that Mr.. Pryor has been
Offered a good job with them.
Glenn Kreuter's big st. Bernard
Cynthia, gave birth on Monday tn
nine puppies, all sound and well and
all with the same markings ~ their
beautiful moi her. The farther of the
family is also thnrnu9 HIN @ | 1t. Ber-
nari who brought $500 tine last time
he was sold, so the puppies ale worth
a large part of their weight in gold
Miss Lou Wells, formerly of lola
but now AT Houston Heights, Texas,
asks the REGISTER to publish the fol-
lowing which she says she knows
| from observation to be a sure cure for
cancer, "KrrOSene applied several
times daily before the wart breaks in
10 sore"
One of our exchanges tried to pub
lish a notice of sale the other day aud
this is the way il appeared in print:
$50 and so will sell i'm November 1897
head of horses consisting OF mulch
sows, etc" At last accounts the edi-
tor had not yet decided whether to
commit suicide or murder.
John Richards has sold his csrpen-
ter shop to J. l.. Harris and H. A.
PuringtOn, late of Lawrence, who ex
pect TO put in a number of pieces of
new machinery and do fine carpenter
and joining work Mr.. Harris brought
his family and is living in one of the
A GERS cottages The name of firm
will be j. l.. Harris & Co., and we
trust it will be prosperous.
On the eve of their departure for their new
home at lola, John Taylor and wife were given
an agre. able surprise by a number of their
friends last Friday night The raiders went
with well filled baskets and an elegant supper
was soon prepared. The surprise was complete
and those in attendance spent a pleasant even
ing -KiHcdtd Dispatch.
Mr.. Taylor is son of James Taylor
and has bought an interest in Hook
or ShapePs blacksmith shop. He ex-
poets to build a house in the spring.
MIR. d. T. Shaw, late of Iowa, who
recently bought farm of 24O acres
near LaHarpe, brought his family
and lousehold goods and six head
of horses TO lola this week and will
make his home hero during the win
ter az he cannot get possession of his
farm until next March MIR. Shaw
seems to be most pleasant and in
telligent man, and we are sure that
he and his family will prove valued
additions TO the excellent neighbOr-
hood where they are to make their
new home.
1t seems to be the general opinion
that Campbell 4 Christian now have
about the preftiest room in town
1t is a pleasure just to go in and look
around, everything is so handsome
and clean and new. And the beauty
of it is that the things that do most
to adOrn it, the counters and shelving
and her wood finishing, were done
right here and largely with nrtive
material. The enterprising and pop
uiar young men who compose this
firm certainly have a room now that
is worthy of them and they are as
proud of it as they have right to bed
The REGISTERS remark some three
weeks ago about Kansas having to
sell two million bushel crop of corn
at a {. ur million bushel price seemed