The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-08-20

anu Is ner guest THIS week.
To meet the requirements of his in
ereasing practice DR.. E. Belmont has
removed to the Esse residence one and
a half blocks south and ore block
west from the Pennsylvania hotel
Goods are never worth more than
are asked for them. They ought
never to be worth less. Cowan &
Ausherman do not ask more or take
less than honesty and fairness per-
mits.
Mrs. Emma L. Cozine and son Bar
ton left last Friday evening for FIT.
Scott, where che will remain and keep
house for her son Newton. Her
many Allen county friends regret her
departure.
Miss Sadie Reimert, will close her
studio Monday, Aug. Ord, and not
reopen until her new rooms on the
north side are completed. All work
on hands will be finished for delivery
Immediately.
Frank Travis is loyal to the core.
He thinks what is good for Kansas
City is good for all of Kansas. He
has taken stock in the new Conven-
ton Hall and the number of his
button is 1924.
Messrs. J. s. Turner, J. V. Porter,
Will Lanyon, jr., and d. p. NOrthrup
have left for a weeks hunt. They
have taken kit of cooking utensils
and cook and are having q great
time, no doubt.
Mrs. Mary Mealy died at her home
in this city last Sunday, and was
buried Monday. The funeral SER
vices were held in the NJ. E. church,
Rev. VIM. Hawkins, officiating, She
was 81 years old.
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.
Mr.. Monfort's watermelon crop is
not a failure, after all. He was in
town yesterday morning and gave US
all we wanted. Mr.. Jacoby says his
apple crop is all right, but he will
have to sight u.s."
John B. Lssater will sell at public
auction at his farm miles east and
and J miles north of lola next We'd
nesday, Aug. %, a lot of horses,
mules, hogs, cattle, etc. Don't forget
the date, August %.
Rev. Leslie F. Potter came in Mon
day afternoon from Omaha, Neb.,
and will remain here awhile with his
parents and other relatives. Mr..
Potter has hosts of warm friends here
W no will be delighted to see him.
James Wesley Woodland and Mary
Hit Miller, both colored, were married
at the A. NJ. f. church Tuesday even
at $50, Rev. J. J. Pleasant officiating.
The young people will go to house
keeping in the north part of town.
Mrs. n. Fisher and Miss Mamie re-
turned last Saturday night from their
visit to California. They remained in
lola over Sunday the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Lutte p. Slower and went to
their home in Humboldt Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. Geo. J. IngersolI, son of g. d.
Ingersoll, who runs the California,
Mo-, Herald, was in lola the latter
part of last week the guest of Mr..
Alfred Delsplaine. They made the
REGISTER a pleasant call Saturday
afternoon.
A. A. Peckham, who was arrested
some time ago and taken to FIT. Scott
and tried in the U. s. court for having
sent obscene matter through the mail,
has filed suit against Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sapp in the Allen court for
$500 damages.
Miss Lulu Beymer, of Chanute, was
in lola this week the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. J. E. Jones. Miss Beymer
has won a host of friends here who are
always glad to see her. She drove
home yesterday morning accompanied
by Miss Nettie Reed.
The Iolian club went out to Miss
Katie Horville's home last Friday
evening to hold their regular meeting.
The approaching storm cut the
session short, but they had a pleasant
time Miss Carrie Wood, of Kansas
City, was a guest of the club.
Mrs. c. E. Benedict and son Ralph
were the guests of Mrs. A. l.. Taylor
a part of last week. Mrs. Benedict
brought her son to be treated by Dr.
Belmont. Mrs. Benedict returned to
her home in Chanute Friday and