The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-07-09


Mrs. Rettie COnyer went to Bene-
dict where she expects to remain
couple of months with relatives:
Ralph Brown was up from Hum
boIdt last Saturday. He is travelling
with Diamond Dicks show now.
Miss Jean Follensby came up from
FredOnia last Friday and is visiting
her friend Miss Florence Mitchell.
Miss Mary Waggoner came up from
Humboldt last Friday and is the
guest of her friend Miss Olive Hank
ins.
lfNiiss Edna Bartlett, Of Chanute,
was the guest of Miss Winnie Funk
houser over Sunday. She returned
home Monday.
BOils. pimples and eruptiOns, scrof-
ula. salt rheum and all other mani
festatiOns of impure blood are cured
by Hoods Ssrsaparilla.
Mr.. H. B. Harmon left Monday
night for Denver, Colo, where he Will
put i'm an immense brick plant. He
is proud of the lola Brick works.
Bob Thompson was up from Inde-
pendence with his family to spend the
Fourth. He is doing well with the
kitchen cabinet and expects to do BEL
ter this fall.
The Kansas City Journal is now in
its new home, the RialtO Building.
corner Ninth and Grand Avenue, di-
agonaIly across from the new post
Office building.
Ralph Cozine left Monday for Tope-
ka where he has a good job with
Hall 4 O'Dsnald's printing offices.
Ralph started out right by learning
the "bOxesu in the REGISTER office.
Fred Trigg, of the Garnett Eagle,
who weighs 800, says: There are
only a few chiggers left in tOwn-the
rest Of them are all located for the
season. This is experience, not hesr-
say.
Miss Lottie Decker, of Blue Mound
came up last Friday to spend the 4th
with her aunt, Mrs. NJ. l.. Decker.
Mrs. Decker accompanied her home
Tuesday morning and remained until
Yesterday when she came home.
Calvin Stanley, who has been farm
ing out on the Usage since the prairie
grass was planted, came in TO cele-
brate Saturday and reported that the
corn up his way is looking better
than he ever saw it this time of year.
Prof. VIII. DIN returned to OF
tawa last Friday after having spent
a month here as one of the instruc-
tors in the county normal. He is a
pleasant gentleman and his daily
daily visits to our sanctum will be
missed.
Mr.. :. &. Ritter, Of Erie, who was
married July 18th, at Lansing, to Miss
Maude Eldridge, visited his brother
here this week on his way nome with
/ his bride. He is a staunch Republi-
can and his one great grief is that his
brother has ''gOne Pop"
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Ewart were over
/ from Sedalia to spend the Fourth and
remained till this week. Mr.. EHart
is doing a splendid business in Sc,
dalia. Miss Nettie Brigham went
with them when they returned home
for short visit.
Mr.. w. L. Allison entertained his
aunt, Mrs. Joshua Allison, of Welda
over the Fourth, and also his friend
~Mr. Frank Holt, foreman of the Mo
Pac. Shops at Ossawatomie. Mr.
Holt was greatly taken with lola and
will be here again.
A well known man living a few
miles out of lola came into town the
other day with a butter pail full o
Young prairie chickens and quaili
which he packed in ice and shipped
to the city market. We are author
lied to say that the man will bt
closely watched hereafter and if AGAR
discovered in so gross a violation o
the game laws, will be promptly ar
rested and punished.
A. ID. McCarty and his family came
over from Buffalo last Friday to cele
brate and visit with his brother, C.. c
McCarty. Mr.. McCarty is as rank /;
Republican as his brother is Pop
The trouble with Cyl" he says "iI
that he refuses to let himself be class
flied, but insists on regarding himsel
as an individual. He insists that TIT
laws and the Government should Fl
him individually and if they don't ht
thinks they are wFang. He fail
somehow to understand that Govern
ment and laws must be general il
their nature, that they cannot be
made to conform to individual cases
And there is where he gets off wrong.
And a. D. is older than G. c., and W,
guess he knows.
J. B. Fergus was down from Lon,
Elm Monday and handed us copy
of the Canonsburg Pa Notes, from
which we discover that the FOres
Oil Company is at work in a wei
near that town which is already $50
feet deep. The Notes also incidental
" mentions a gusher which is max
ing 80 barrels of oil an hour! Tina
even lays it over Neodesha. And tn
same paper prints an extract from ;
private letter written by citizen o
Brown county, Kansas, TO relativ,
in CanonsbHrg, from which we tax
following:
There is one farmer moved 70 town this
spring whose wife worked fer US for about
q year In 1859 and 1870 and he courted her
while she was there. They started in life
| on farm and have raised family of six
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