The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-04-23

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MIR. o. P. CrowelI. of Beloit. is visi1-
ing the family of his brother, E. L.
CGOwell, near lola.
Il Two men rode through town yester-
iday on bicycles on their way from
ChillicOthe, Mo-, to Guthrie, .. T. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Thrall and Mrs
Innis drove down from NeoshO Falls
last tuesday to do some business here
and VISIT friends.
Arthur ThOmpsOn,-"POmpey" for
SHORTS delivering the Wells Fargo
express business since Lutte Hutton
became city marshal.
Mems shoes half-sOled for 40 cents,
w0men's shoes for so cents, for the
present at j. ROsen berger's. Net cash.
No discount il booked.
Mrs John Laury and her little
folks. of MarmatOn, took the train
here yesterday for a visit with rela-
tives in Wilson County.
Lutte Thrasher is down from Law
renee to spend Sunday. He is on the
| Lawrence Journal now and Is de-
velOping good newspaper talent.
Josh Butler il building partitions in
his room over Ewart's store and max
ing lodging rooms for the use of Mr..
Hodges, proprietor of the Gem Lunch
Room.
l pride myself on having the best
assortment of groceries and can sell
you cheap goods, but prefer to sell
you good goods; that will win your
patronage. H Klaumann.
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that he has no show on the road now
and doesn't intend to organize one
here. He is'here to practice medicine
and will be here until June.
Jim Wakefield won the medal at
the gun shoot last Friday with the
good sc0re of 10. AS he is president
of the club and one of its most faithful
members the boys were all glad to
see him win.
And while this era of cleaning and
fixing up is upon us why wouldn't it
be good plan to fix up the fence on
the east side of the square? 1t is in
bad shape and a few nails would
mBke it great deal more handsome.
The friends of Clarence Claiborne
will be interested in knowing that he
has enlisted in the United States
Army and is now stationed at Fit.
Thomas, Ky. Clarence is bright.
handsome young fellow, and he comes
from a family that has furnished
America with many illustriOus SOL
diers. The REGISTER hopes that
every ambition to which he aspires
in the profession he has chosen may
be realized.
The ladies of the NJ. 4. church will
give strawberry and ice cream social
at the q. A. r. Hall on the evening
of the 10th of May instead of April 80,
as previously announced. A splen-
did program will be given, consisting
of music by the Mandolin Club, songs,
recitatiOns and rain bow drill, under
the direction of Miss Clara FOust.
We especially invite all tobacco chew
ers as we will have something inter-
esting for you.
1t is conceded that the lola Sor-
ghum Mill is the largest and best
equipped mill in the State of Kansas,
and that the quality of the syrup it
manufactures is unexcelled. With
the certainly, therefore, of getting the
best possible product from their cane,
and with seed furnished by Mr..
Claiborne free of charge, it would
certainty seem as if every farm within
reach of lola ought TO have its patch
of sorghum.
Mesdames, Sarah Mcdonald, WOot-
en-, Dennis, Miller, Cutler Anderson,
Merchant, Bessie Hart, Lizzie Riggs,
Mcdowell, Williamson, Hannah Rob-
inson, Baker Arnold, Nettie Baker,
Tillie Heilman, Nilla Morris, Givler,
Agatha Huck, and Mr.. WOOten were
the guests at birthday surprise party
given last Tuesday to Mrs. VIM
Wallace who lives eight miles east of
lola. The day was spent making an
old fashioned "visit" and was greatly
enjoyed.
Gdrnett PLdindedler: J. s. Miller,
of Moran, was in the city Tuesday
afternoon, and presented a $1,000 bond |
signed by Allen county people, for
the release of his son, Geo. Miller,
held for shooting the three women at |
Kincaid Sheriff Keeney refused to |
accept the bond as 1t was endorsed |
by nOn-residents of the county and |
he did not know the financial stand
ing of any of the parties. Miller's |
sanity will be investigated at an in
curry set for the 21st iEst.
1 Among the lola people who went to |
the 6. A. r. Encampment at Chanute
this week were w. j. Ihrig, J. H.
Walters, w. @. Slack, g. V. Baker,
John Gilkerson, T. s. Ball, John ALL
stot, Ed. Cain, H. A. Ewing, G. M
Richards and little Bessie, 8. G. Brew
ster, Ed. Davis and wife, Mrs. FOust,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene, Ed. Merchant,
Ord Christian. Will Brewster, Rack |
Miller Chas. Clark. Jas. Ewart, Harry
Trimble, Julius Kruger, Louis COf-
field, Ernie Pancnast. Lev. BOstwick, |
Tom. BOwlus. In addition to these
quite crowd went down to day. il
SOMETHING TO KNOW. 1t may be
worth something to know that the
very best medicine for restoring
the tired out nervous system to q
healthy vigOr is Electric Bitters.
This medicine is purely vegetable,
acts by giving tone to the nerve GEN.
tres in the stomach, gently stimulates
the Liver and Kidneys, and aids
these organs in throwing off iDpuri
ties in the blood. Electric Bitters !
improves the appetite, aids digestion /