The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-02-19

Since our last report marriage licen-
ses have been issued to Charles Cain
aud Cora A Reno, Charlie shields
ahd Lottie Myers. VIM. G. Shepherd
and Ella Hu!ett, b. b. Adams and
Ora NJ. Ruby, Thomas hurry and
Cora f. Ballard.
Gales burg, Kans.. Jan. Il. 1897 -
"My husband was afflicted for sever
al years with what the doctor said
was gravel. He tried everything he
could think of but found no relief. At
last he thought he would give Hood :
SarsaparilIa trial. Other medicines
having failed he had but little faith
in this. but after taking few bottles
he was entirely cured. Hoed's pills
act hsrmOuiously with Hoods Sarsap-
arilla.
Mr.. Frank Smith, an employee OF
Mo. Pac., section gang at this place,
was stricken with heart disease while
at work Monday. He was placed on
handcar and brought to town. Drs.
Chastain and Mcdowell were sum-
mOued and did all they could to re-
lieve him. He improved steadily un-
til Wednesday when he had another
attack. He is slowly recovering as
we GO to press and his complete re-
covery is expected.
! ut is pleasant to know that there
has been large sale of tickets to the
Piano Recital to be given at the Opera
House to night by Miss Grace Beck.
The house ought to be crowded, first
because Miss Beck is a far more
finished artist than any pianist whe
comes here with any travelling trOope
and second because One-haIf the pro-
ceeds will go to the High School
piano fund. The price of reserved
seats is only 10 cents. II
John Blake one of the New York
boys who was brought to Kansas a
short time ago, and who has been stay
ing with Charles DennisOn, was in
town Tuesday and said he was bound
for New York City He said Mr.. Den
nison was good TO him and that he was
treated well, but that Kansas was too
"slOw" for him. He thinks Kansas is
a mighty fine country and loves cattle
hogs, chickens. etc, but longs to be
back with his chums that he calls ''de
guys"
The following is the list Ofjurors
drawn to serve during the March
term of the District Court: r. A
Hardy. Deer Creek; J. A. Booth,
Usage; w. F. Young, c. r. Thayer.
NJ. Hickson, MarmstOn; w. l.. Lin
vile, Elsmore; H. w. Miller, w. E.
Sloan, Logan; ThOs. Kline, A. B.
Dwinnel, L. McGehee, John Squires,
d. w. Palmer, ]. A. Heath, G. f.
Davis, Humboldt; George Stevenson,
Elm; A. 1. Montgomery, A. l.. Har-
mon, lola.
John Clark, of the Wise neigh Dor
hood, was in town last Friday for the
first time in three months. 81 didn't
have any money" he said, land 1
knew if 1 came to town / would see
something 1 wanted and would either
go in debt for it, or go away feeling
bad because l couldn't get it. So
stayed at home and kept out of debt
and felt good" And lot of people
would be healthier and weather and
happier if they had John Clark's
horse sense.
Talking about the way people sign
petitions" remarked a visitor in our
Office the other day, "the council in
my town concluded one day to enforce
the State law prohibiting the opening
Of restaurants and other business
houses on Sunday. 1t hurt the restau-
rant people, and they started out with
q petition to the council to rescind its
action so far as they were concerned,
and in few hours they got 81 church
to sign it. But the council
never weakened"
r. l.. Thompson is going to sell of
bis personal property at public sale
On Thursday of next week and will
quit the farm for year and try the
Kitchen Cabinet business. He has
rented the place to ]. W. Baxley, who
is a good man and good farmer and
will be q good Republican before the
present State administration is year
Did. The Kitchen Cabinet is q good