The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-26

Wednesday evening on his way home
from Newton where he had been on
business OF course every body was
glad to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Maddox left last
Friday for Denver, Colo, where they
expect to make their home. The best
wishes OF the friends of the newly
wed couple go with them.
We are asked TO announce that lola
lodge NJ. w. A. will give a supper on
the second of April. All members
and their wives are invited to come
and bring their filled baskets.
Persons wishing pictures from the
old negatives made by Charlie Moo re
should call at the lola Art Studio
and get same at once as the negatives
will be kept only one month longer.
When your Cough is deep indeed,
And you wish to be relieved,
To the Drug Store hurry up
Buy BEGGS' CHERRY Cough
SYRUP. Evans Bros Druggists
1t is a matter of general regret that
the smelter well turned ont 10 be a
salt water hole. The drill did not
strike the gas sand at all, and it is
evident that it does not run that far
north.
We call your attention to the adver-
tIsement in this issue of Mr.. j. E.
Jones, contractor and builder, who has
recently put up shop just south of
TaylOr's lumher yard. MIR Jones is
a pleasant gentleman and a good
mechanic and we hope he will do
!TYell here.
Company d. National Guards were
ldut last Saturday afternoon and gave
AN exhibition drill to an admiring
crowd. The boys are making graft
flying progress and their Captain,
Lutte Slower, deserves much credit for
his ability as drill master. The boys
look HANDSOME and sOldierly in their
uniforms.
A suit az $inst the FIT. Scott Sugar
Works. before Judge Stillwell on
change of venue, brought lot of Fit.
Scott attorneys here Wednesday.
Among them we noted E. NJ. Hullett,
J. H. Grain, J. ID. Hill, Ed. Gates,
G. E. Corey, J. Shepard and H. A.
Pritchard. The case was continued
till the June term.
Col. u. b. PearsOl, of Fl Scott, was
in lola Tuesday between trains and
made this office q pleasant visit.
Col. PearsOD is a candidate for ap-
pOintment to the position of Governor
of the National Soldiers Home at
LeavenWOrth, to succeed Gov. Smith
who will DO doubt Do relieved, and
stands an excellent show to win.
We hope he will.
The old lola friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Caughron and of their daughter, Miss
Maude will be- interested to learn
that the latter was married at the
home of her parents. Springdale, Ark,
on Wednesday, March II, 1897, to MIR.
Fred. Crandall, of Paris. III. The
young people will make Paris their
home, and the lola friends Ofthe bride
extend TO her their best wishes.
Thanks to the efforts of the Masonic
lodge at this place, and especially to
the persistence of secretary Whitaker,
Mr. and Mrs. j. G.. Crawford have
been admitted to the Masonic Home
at Wichita and went there last We'd
nesday. The old couple had many
friends here and everybody is glad
that they are to have home where
they can spend their last years to-
gether in peace and comfort.
The damage suit of Carmain VS.
Stephenson brought nearly all the
able-bodied citizens of Moran into
court last Friday and Saturday.
Verdict Of SLIGO for plaintiff. f. Z.
Esse was awarded S34.04 Judgment
against the Santa Ee road for killing
his COW. J. j. Close won the case
against his renter, the court award
ing him Judgment for $492 Court is
still in session but will probably adj
jOurn tomorrow.
John Walters is circulating a petit
ton for q township herd law this
week and says he fluids nearly every
body willing to sign it. AS long as
there was a reasonable amount of OPP
en- range for the cows the sentiment
against requiring them TO be kept up
or herded was we'll grounded. But
now that not only all the prairie lands
but even the vacant town lots are
nearly all enclosed. it is generally
agreed that there is no longer any
reason why they should be allowed
to run at large.
Paof A. H. Epperson, Misses Mollie
Chellis, Sadie NOrmingtOn, Lucy
Fergus, Myrtle Chellis, Fannie Green
man. Elma Holloway, Ollie Wilder,
and Messrs A. M Kannard and John
Markham. Superintendent and teach
ers of the Yates Center Schools, gave
themselves vacation yesterday and
spenG it visiting the lola schools.
They drove over in a big four horse
tally-hO, with Tom. Reed IS driver
and Henry Sticher, of the Ne1Os, as
guide. philosopher and friend, and
had a jolly time. Our teachers greatly
enjoyed their visit.
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