The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-02-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

FFehu Oy slOIS anu C0iOAy at Ai"u
mann's
Klaumann received two car loads
of flour this week
Deputy Sheriff Cunningham was
up from Humboldt Tuesday
There was little dance at the
Opera House Tuesday night
II Shredded whole wheat biscuits, the
new breakfast food, at KlaunIann's.l
Beck is moving the broom corn he
had stored on the north side into his
big hay barn.
Claude Wright and VIM. Rumley
left this week for Junction City to
join the regular army.
Dial ShuItz was called to Wichita
last week by the death of brother.
He came back Sunday.
Marriage licenses were granted this
week to VIM. Guinane and Estelle
Jewell, and to F.. s. Crandall aud
Eta l.. Trip.
Talking about that Dsnderine
which Campbell q Christian sell, the
Enid Wave saws that hair is growing
on the machine which manufactures
it in Guthrie.
There are lot of new advertise
ments in this paper. Read them all.
They are the most interesting and
valuable part of the paper to every
reader who does business in lola.
We have good clear first class farm
lands in Anderson, Bourbon, Coffee,
Greenwood, COwley and Ford COun-
ties to exchange for equities in Allen
County lands. BOstwick & A GERS.
The Moran High School Mercury
grows better with each number and
is one of the best school papers print
ed in Kansas. Moran was mighty
lucky to get E w. Myler at the head
of her schools.
An eastern client of one of the big
gest Investment companies in Kan
sas wanted to subscribe for some of
the best weekly papers in this part of
the State and we feel good deal
pleased over the fact that the REGIS
TER was one of the papers recomend-
ed to him by the Company.
The Moran pOst-office fight is COM
ing to a close sooner than was expect
ed for the reason that the present in
cumbent has announced his intention
of resigning the first of April. There
are number of good candidates for
the place and whichever one is chosen
the people will be well served.
One of the whoIesOmest and mo t !
innocent merrymakings of the year
is the Valentine Masquerade that the
Library ladies have held annually for
several years. 1t will be given at the
Opera House tomorrow night and
everybody who enjoys fun and good
laugh should go. Admission 10 cents. |
II There were two young men in that
/ history class instead of only one as We
stated last week. We forgot about
Will Hawkins, or rather we forgot
that be is a young man. He must
have been quite a boy when we
first knew him, some twenty years
ago, bat he always seemed to US to be !
just going on forty. \
The preliminary hearing in the
ease of State VS. Butler occupied the
time of Justice POtter's court Tuesday !
and Wednesday. 5. A. Gard assist |
ed the county attorney and the de- |
Tense was represented by Ewing Il
Ewing and &. E. Benton. After |
hearing the evidence and the argu !
ments the Court bound the defendant
over for trial in the District Court.
w. S. Pryor has organized a COM
pany at Kansas City and has gone
there to begin boring for gas, which |
he feels sure he will find. 1t seems
strange, but it is fact that they have
never had we'll at Kansas City more
than a hundred feet, so nobody knows
what there may be under the town. !
If they should develop such wells as
we have here what a fortune Pryor
would have!
c. L. Whitaker has always been
great admirer of A w. Smith, and
when he saw the picture of the mars
who beat him in the convention last
summer, the free silver Republican
who has since turned Pop, in last
weeks Mail and Breeze, his heart
broke. He declared that any set of
Republicans who would turn down
A. w. Smith for such a man as that,
ought not to have any representation
anywhere for twenty-five years.