The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-02-14

ties OF medicine where Humphrey
sells one still YOU occasionally find
man vino says advertising does not
PAY.
Topeka Capital: 1t is reported up
on ~haI appears TO he good authority
in this city that Oscar Foust of lola
will he a candidate for the nomina-
lion for Judge IF the Appellate Court.
Mr. Fou-t is one of the brightest law
yers in Eastern Kansas and made
good race for Attorney General before
the last Republican state convention.
Mr.. Gwinn, of the Star livery barn
was breaking pair of colts Monday.
They ran off with him and threw him
out of the buggy, skinning his face up
considerably and demolishing the
buggy He then hitched the colts to
a spring wagon and they broke the
tongue out of that. When last seen
he was looking for rig that couldn't
be broken.
The Esse groceries and fixtures
were sold at auction Saturday and
Monday, the total sum realized being
about $3.50, something over two-thirds
of the appraised value. A considera-
BILE portion of this will be required to
pay the charges of the assignment, so
that creditors are not likely to receive
more than % cents on the dollar, and
possibly not that much.
The following dates have been
agreed upon for county fairs in east
ern Kansas this fall: Johnson county
at Olathe, August 25 to 30; Anderson
county, at Garnett, September to 5;
Allen county, at lola, September IA to
Is; Franklin county, at Ottawa, Sep
TENDER % to &c; Miami county, at
PaoIa, September 90 to Oct. 2; Linn
county, at Mound City Oct. to9 g..
This office had a pleasant visit
Tuesday from Mr.. Blakesley, prom
inent citizen of Neodesha, who was
on his way to Fit. Scott. Mr.. Blakes-
ley says that at NeOdesha they pay
81 month the year round for gas in
their cook stoves and 81 a month for
6 months for their heaters. He has
gas i'm three stoves for which he pays
$4S year. The same service here
costs $685. year.
I Chanute World: The county COM
missioners of Allen county will try
the rock pile as means of getting
rid of the tramp nuisance. Tramps
like the Allen county sheriff. One
was heard to observe to a comrade at
Garnett the other day. 81 believe
will go down and get into Jail at lola
, They have natural gas down there
and l have heard that the sheriff
feeds the boys pretty we'll"
: A horse buyer by the name of Char
/ ley Smith, was taken before Justice
James Peery at Humboldt the othel
day for disturbing the peace, and Mr.
: Peery didn't do thing TO him, al
, the new Standard dictionary has it
+ but fine him 500 and sentence hin
+ to 80 days in Jail. Mr.. Peery is evi
IDENTIFY going to have peace in Hum
boldt if he has to transfer the who'll
population to lola. And that's right
q lola people will be interested il
|
, girl who was so cruelty murdered
f at Fort Thomas, Kentucky, was
q sister of Mrs. E. n. Yates who used t
live in lola a good many years ag
, and with whom Pearl used to visit
And Albert Needy, the porter at tn
. Pennsylvania hotel is personally &C
auainted with both Miss Bryan an
'. Wood, one of the men accused of tn
!, murder.
A very pleasant home wedding wa
that at the home of NJ. r. Remsbers
near lola, Feb. 18th, at z p. M, whe
> his daughter, Hattie J. was joined j.
!, marriage to Geo. E. Davis, Rev. l..
=, Faust officiating Only a few asid
from the immediate families of til
contracting parties were present. Nj
and Mrs. Davis are we'll and favOrs
o bly, known and their many friend
d Join in wishing them q happy an
- prosperous life.
" Hutchinson NesUS: Fred Funston
" one of the sons of K. u, is getting
be in demand by the standard period
Gals. He has written great deal fC
II Harper's publications, and the la
d issue of Harper's Weekly contained
d full page of illustrations and a tv
:. column account of his Alaska tril
70 Funston is a son of Ex-Congressma
Is Funston, but he doesn't work on tn;
reputation. He is newspaper maj
ae an explorer, an all around writer an
a good fellow.
ne 1t has doubtless been remarked
these columns before that no matt,
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