The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-07-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

BORN, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Evans
on Tuesday, July 20, girl.
Miss Maggie Eakin returned Mon
day from her visit to Marmaton.
F. w. Fitzgerald was in Larned
last week and the first of this looking
after some business interests.
Editor Jordan of the NeDS is trying
to scare somebody. Last week he
said, Look out for Mad Dogs"
Out at Phillipsburg there is a man
whose name is Handy. He ought to
be good fellow to have around.
John Thompson returned last Sat
urday morning from his visit 10 Ne
vada and other points in Missouri.
Mrs. Watson went to Humboldt last
Saturday afternoon to remain over
Sunday with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Jacob Gard went over to Bron-
son Friday evening to make a short
visit to his sister, Mrs. Fannie Ford.
V. B. Fulks went over to Webb
City, Mo-, Thursday evening of last
week and remained over Sunday with
his son-in-law.
Mr.. Andrew Baird, Secretary of the
Y. NJ. G.. A. was in lola the latter
part of last week the guest of Mr..
Willis Henderson.
Fred Heilman has bought J. r.
Crigler's barn and will move 1t up IN
the north part of town where he has
built himself comfortable residence.
MARRIED: At the Central Presby
terrain church, Denver, on Thursday,
July %, 1897, Mr.. E. e. Franklin, of
and Miss Effie June Scott,
Of lola.
Miss Jessie Taylor returned to her
nome in Oswego last Saturday after
having spent some time in this city
he guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
smith.
The magic healer of all Coughs,
Colds and Consumption is BEGGs'
CHERRY COUGH SYRUP. Wekeep 1T.
). b. Spencer & Co.. North Side
square.
BARGAIN Six room house with
wo and one-half lots. Nice trees,
,arn, good well and cistern. Two
blocks from square. Henderson &
POWELL.
"Aunt Lucinda" a colored woman
f Topeka, is attracting considerable
ttentiOn by curing the diseased and
lind of that town by the laying on
f her hands.
The Kansas City Blues think they
1ill play ball now. They have a one
rmed pitcher and he seems TO have
cath grip on the tail end position in ,
be Western League.
"Billy" Root has got the Alaska s
old fever awful bad, and says he s
'ould go to Klondyke in a minute if ,
g was fOot-loOse. He ought to be 8
thankful that he is not fOot-lOose.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS, that {
disease, can be relieved at 8
nee by BEGGs' DIARRHEA BALsAM. f
t acts like magic. We sell it. c. B.
pencer d Co., North Side Square.
The great coal miners strike doesn't e
eem to effect lola very much yet. 9
ur coal mines are running just as l
Ill force and full time as they were a t
ear ago, aud we have gas to give e
way. t
Mr. w. H. Hoffman, of Humboldt, I
as in town last Friday and made r
le REGISTER a pleasant call. He d
ent over to Moran in the evening to g
70 how his fences were in that part c
the county. "
Mr.. Fred Horton and Miss Ethel u
turned from Pennsylvania last Fri 4
" where Fred was called to the Ii
,dside of his aged father. We are d
rry to announce that his father is a
owly sinking and his death is ex- l
'cted at any time. Y
Scalds, Burns, Old Sores. Tumors,
les, all are relieved at once, and in Il
ne effectually cured by the use of 81
at perfect ointment, BEGGs' GER a.
AN SALvE. Ask your druggist for IL
mple. For sale by c. b. Spencer & ol
y, North Side Square. IL
Four car loads of machinery arrived
e latter part of last week over the 7
o. Pac. for the w. q ]. Lanyon
lelter company, among which were
70 eighty horsepower engines, two 4
rye boilers and two immense smoke
acks. Thus we grow.