The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-08-06


rent it TO some one. lola is good
enough for him.
Mrs. A. G. Gilmore, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in lola
for some time past, left Wednesday
morning fo1 Newton, where she will
visit awhile before returning to In
dianapOlis, Ind.
When the rain, the beautiful rain,
more beautiful because we haven't
had any for long time, began to fall
Tuesday afternoon there was joyful
shout, or rather yell, sent up from
good many threats.
The Monarch of Patent Medicines,
BEGGs' HAIR REVIEWER. 1t makes
new hair, brilliant hair, hair on heads
that have no hair. Take no su bstitute,
We keep it. Chas. b. Spencer & Co.,
North Side Square.
Mr.. A. J. Warren, Of Sedalia, is in
this city this week and expects to re-
main here. Mr.. Warren is an expert
boOk-keeper and shorthand writer
and q very pleasant gentleman. His
family will be q welcome addition to
our city.
Charlie Campbell, who has worked
for Mrs. Thomson ever since she
came here and started a hotel, quit
Saturday evening. He has not de-
cided what he will do yet. Bert
Thomson has taken his place and is
porter now.
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 a drudge. We
sell it. c. B. Spencer & Co., North
Side Square.
We regret to note that c. L. Whit
aker is lying quite i'll at his home in
the. south part of town. He was
overcome with heat Sunday and has
been sick since. Since the above was
written he has improved sufficient to
come up town.
Will Culbeltson Earl Chastsin and
Emmett Culbertson went over to Bron-
son to attend meeting ofthe Knights
of Pythias. They report an elegant
time. Those Bronson Z. p. boys are
winning quite an enviable reputation
as entertainers.
DR.. HOshaw, of Weir City, is in town
again and thinks he will remain here
The doctor will be remembered as the
gentleman who came here some time
ago but was called back to Weir City
by some of his patients. We are glad
to welcome him to our city.
Prof. Picken and Charlie Fry have
the latest novelty in kites. They call
them "bOx kites" They are appsr-
emily square and being tsilless pre-
sent queer appearance when high
up in the heavens. They remind US
of the air ship stories we used to hear.
Oracle, the little daughter Of Mr..
George Rhoades, who went to CHI
cagO some time ago to have an opera
ton performed on her back, returned
home last Saturday afternoon. We
are pleased to note that the operation
was successful and that the little suf-
ferer has greatly improved.
/IMessrs. DR.. Flynn and John Amos
of Humboldt will come up here to-
morrow afternoon and play a match
game of tennis with Schuyler Brew
ster and Charlie Klaumann. We
certainly hope our boys will have
better luck or play better or some
thing, so that the Humboldt fellows
Will not win three straight sets. I
We regret very much an error that
occurred in an obituary notice in last
weeks REGISTER. Our informant
said that Mrs. Heilman retired early
and that upon retiring Mr.. Heilman
found his wife dead, when as mat
ter of fact she had been in bed all
day and her hus band and some other
friends were present when she passed
away.
There will be a contest given by the
Ladies Aid Society on the evening of
Aug Z, 1897, at the c. NJ. B. A. Hall
in Piqua, Kansas. Twelve persons
will take part in the speaking, and
music will be furnished by one of the
best male qusrtettes in the country.
This is something new; every body
come. Admission and 10 cents. By
order of committee.
'Hhe fire Iaddies called out a big
crowd TO their social last Thursday
night. By far the largest crowd that !
ever went to a social in lola attended |
The boys made twenty-five gallons
of cream and they did not have near
enough. There was a constant rush |
for places at the tables. The band |
bOys very generously donated some /