The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-09-17

ing the summer. We are glad Il
learn that both are much improved
in health.
Mrs. Morehead and baby, of Hol
Springs, Ark, are in lola this week
the guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pattee. Mr.. Morehead is ex.
pected soon and they will probably
locate here.
Phil. Moss was in from the Usage
Monday on his way to Humboldt.
He says that large number of cattle
have recently been brought into
Usage township by outsiders to be fed
and watered.
The enrolment at the Humboldt
schools the first day was 326 At lola
the enrolment was GA. If the school
attendance affords fair basis of COM
parison lola must have nearly twice
as many people.
The Monarch of Patent Medicines,
BEGGs' HAIR REVIEWER. 1t makes
new hair, brilliant hair, hair on heads
that have no hair. Take no substitute,
We keep it. Chas. b. Spencer & Co.,
North Side Square.
H. G. Hill and 8. s. Friend, and
their families, are among the late ar
rivals in lola. Being unable to rent
house they are living in a tent at
present, but expect to buy lots and
build as soon as possible.
Mrs. Leda (Crawford) Steele and
of in nj q
last week and the first of this the
guests of Mrs. Maude Potter. Mrs.
Steele has friends in lola who are
always delighted to see her.
Mr.. E Richesou was over from Neo-
sho Falls the first of the week on
business and to visit friends. We are
glad to learn that Mrs. Richeson il
considerably better in health than
she has been for long time.
Charlie Nelson was up from Savou-
burg Tuesday. He says that his
Kaffir corn is the only green thing in
his township, and it hasn't dead
blade on it. When it comes to stand
ing a drouth Kaffir is surely king.
Mr.. Harry Thompson, of the new
law firm of Thompson & Thompson,
arrived with his family from Terre
Haute, Ind, last Friday and is now
at home in the pleasant property
which he bought, near the school
house.
There was a good shower out in
Usage township last Friday. That
township has been in luck all sum-
mer, getting rain nearly whenever it
needed it. Providence must be try ing
to coax it back into the Republican
w. s. Pryor has finished his first
well at Kansas City and says he
found gas to the amount of about a
feet daily. He is going to
drill another we'll right away and
thinks he will strike a better vein
this time.
MIR. Ed Curtis fell from a house
on north Washington avenue last
evening and broke three
ribs and one arm. For awhile his
life was despaired of, but he is now
getting better and his recovery is
expected.
The Republican executive commit
tee met at Moran Tuesday to con-
slider plans for the fall campaign. Mr..
secretary and it was decided to call
of the whole committee at an
early date.
The Creamery is making from so to
100 pounds of butter daily, and it tops
the market along with the best cream
cry butter i'm the State. The butter
milk is sold at 10 cents a gallon
which is cheaper than beer and no
end better.
BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER AND
BLOOD MAKER will assist the diges-
ton, causing new and rich blood to
flow through your veins, making life
\ pleasure instead of drudge. We
sell it. c. B. Spencer & Co., North
Side Square.
Mrs. VIM. Hawkins left Monday
afternoon for st. Joseph, Mo-, where
she went to buy her fall stock of mil
inery. Her sister, Mrs. Barnes, ac-
her to Kansas City where
she will remain to be treated for
Judge John P. Rea, of Minnesota,
Past Commander-in-Chief of the
Grand Army, one of the most eloquent
men in the nation, will be present and
address the Old Soldiers at the TOpe-
"a reunion on Friday, October l, of
Festival week.
Scalds, Burns, Old Sores, Tumors,
Piles, all are relieved at once, and in
lime effectually cured by the use of
hat perfect ointment, BEGGS' GER
nan SALvE. Ask your druggist for
ample. For sale by G. b. Spencer &
To-. North Side Square.
All agents in this county for
chicago or Eastern Tailoring Houses,
please address at once The Chicago
Tailors' Association, 242-248 Adams
st., Chicago, ILL.,, and by return mail
7Ou will receive a proposition guar
81 100000 year.
The postmaster in a small town is
looked upon as a free bur-
au' of information and all sorts of
Kings are: asked of him. Mr.. Ire
and got letter from a Kansas City
nan the other day asking him at
What hour the stores closed in lola.
Mr.. s. H. Lanyon, a cousin of w. |
nd j. Lanyon and the pioneer zinc