The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-01-29
Buy drugs of Campbell & Christian


Miss Grace. Johnson and little bro
Their, who have been in this city some
time the guest of their uncle, DR.. ).
TOzer, left last Saturday for there
home in Neodesha.
That twO-yesr-Old of ours remark
ed the other day after he had return
ed from hair-cutti1g expedition to
the barber shop, that "AIister Barber
Reed put some medicine on my hair. "
Grant Spears has given up the
horseshOeIng business and the room
he occupied on West street has been
re-fitted and rented to Messrs Geyer
& Benefited who will occupy it as a
meat market
+. A Jordan, of the Savonburg
NeWs, Jay Matthews, of the Moran
Herald, and the editor of the REGIS
TER attended the meeting Ofthe State
Editorial Association at Topeka the
first of the week.
Be they new or be they tough, all
hicyclists have broken skin enough
to warrant a purchase of BEGGs'
GERMAN SALvE, and he is wise as
SOlOman who trusts its healing power
Kept by Evans Bros.
Blood is thicker than water. Pure
blood is the secret of health. There
is no better preparation to improve
the blood and proIong life than BEGGs'
BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD MAKER.
Evans Bros. Druggists.
5. n. Robinson, of carlton, was in
this city the latter part of last week
the guest of his brother, c. T. Robin
son. He was on his way home from
Kansas City and stopped off here to
see the natural gas city.
There was probably no truth in the
rumOr that G. w. Stevenson was
coming over from Moran to go into bus
mess here. At least Sleepers have ex-
tended the lease on the room they now
occupy six months longer.
The Moran Herald brags that the
railroads of that town handled 1913
carloads of stuff last year, not count
ing 266 cars of company material.
That is doing pretty well for a village
like Moran we must confess.
DR.. J. B. Pepper has moved his
family from Garnett to this city and
they will reside for the present in the
Hendricks property in the east part
of town. The REGISTER is glad to
welcome the estimable family to lola
For sale at bargain, bottom farm
of ia acres ,! miles from Chanute,
rail road town, pOpulotion 1000. This
farm is on the bank of NeOshO River
and well improved. If you want it
come quick or address l.. Hobart, lola
Kansas.
Union: r. H. Bennett and Frank
Travis, of lola, have formed a partner
ship in that city, for the practice of
law and will carry on general real
estate, loan, insurance and pension
business. This will make a strong
and rustling firm, and we wish them
success.
While Mr. Frank Dauel was charg-
ing the furnace at the smelter Mon
day morning one of the heavy iron
doors fell on his face, breaking the
bridge of his nose and burning the
right side of his face quite severely.
While the wound is a very painful
one it is not serious.
Mrs. Smith, of Ramona, Mo-, and
Mrs. Gross. of StewartsvIlle, Mo-, who
have been in this city the past month
the guest of their sister, Mrs. James
Taylor, left last Monday for Johnson
county, where they will visit another
sister. They are mighty pleasant
people and made many friends while |
here.
One of the connecting rods on the
Westinghouse engine at the smelter
broke Sunday evening and delayed |
matters awhile, but the breakage has
been temporarily repaired so that it
will run until repairs arrive. A new
2 horsepower Westinghouse has been
received and will probably be set up
Ioon.
We are pleased to announce that |
'lauds s. Culbertson has been taken
nto full partnership with his father,
q the furniture and undertaking bus
ness. and hereafter the firm will be
.nown as Culbertson & Son. Claude
J a mighty fine young man and all of
lis friends will be glad to learn of his
prosperity.
1.-THE early bird catches the worm. -
The carload of farm implements that
We ordered for the first of March is