The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-11-05

Ol Olu SoVti6fS, VINO COulQ GalK OF OlQ
times before lola became such bust
ling, noisy city. Those present were,
Mrs. Carey, Mrs VIM. Thrasber, Mrs.
Nelson Acers, Mrs. Agnes Scott and
Mrs. J. +. Colborn. "
Habeas corpus proceedings were
had Wednesday before Judge
Smith to release LucOck and Whit
lock who were in jail accused with SELL
ing liquor, as told in the REGISTER
1t was argued on technicality, COM
plant having been sworn out before
notary public instead OF Justice
of the Peace. The prisoners were re-
| leased.
j. II. GREGG, of Dundee, Kan,
writes: my little daughter who has
been troubled with Group ever since
she was three months old, 1 never
found anything to relieve her until
L tried Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup,
and that has cured her entirely.
think it is the best Cough Syrup on
the market. G. B. Spencer & Co.,
North Side Square.
Mrs. E. b. Christy, homeopathic
physician, has opened an Office up
stairs in Mr.. H. l.. HendersOn's new
building. She is prepared to receive
patients, who desire homeopathic
treatment. Consultation will be free
on each Thursday afternoon from to
o'clock to all classes of patients.
Country calls and night calls will be
promptly answered.
Frank Travis tells US that he has
been 80 fortunate as to get possession
of the two southwest lots in the city
of LaHarpe. He has no doubt that
there is an abundance of gas down be-
low, but he wants to be sighted. His
scheme is to drill about 800 feet to
that sheet water, then move the drill
q couple of feet and go for gas. This
will do away with hauling water for
the engine.
We don't remember who reported
the earliest peaches of this season,
but j, w. Edwards, of Elm, undOubt-
eddy has the latest. Last Saturday
he picked a bushel from Ole of his
trees, and from the condition of those
he brought to this office they would
have hung on two weeks longer if
there had been no danger of hard
frosts. And say They tasted mighty
good !
Mir. and Mrs. E. RichesOu, who
lived in lola years ago and who moved
to NeoshO Falls when they sold their
home. where Mr.. Parkinson now lives,
have bought property i'm the nCit!,
part of town and will move back to
lola. Il is a wise move, in orr Cpin-
ion, for nothing could smooth away
the cares of declining years, and make
old age enjoyable than to live in gas
town among old friends. The REGIS
TER welcomes them.
The Deer Creek school children for
some time past have been giving en-
tertainm nts and raising money to
start small library. Mr.. CAN'T,
the district treasurer, appointed Mes
DANES Delp, Stinson and Gillespie as
a committee to buy books and they
were busy making selections Satur-
day afternoon at Evans Bros. Suffi-
cient money has been raised to get
about seventy books. They will be
kept in the school house and form the
nucleus for a circulating library in
the neighboring homes.
The Rebeckah lodge of lola, at least |
as many as could get away, iOyfully |
res pended to the invitation of the |
Yates Center lodge tn attend recep- |
tion and supper at Yates Center on |
Wednesday. ThereceptiOn was in hon
OF of the lola lodge. So far as we
could learn the following is list of
those who attended: Messrs and |
Mesdames Kruger, Esse. Golf. APP
pie, Decker, FOust, Servey, j. E. |
Jones, and Misses Grace Acers, |
Mable Thomas, Dollie Welker, Ollie |
Bartles and Mrs. Tom Kelly.
There are some mighty uDfeeling |
wretches in this world. One of them |
the REGISTER last night and took |
new cape macintosh, plush cape |
somewhat worm and a nearly new |
overcoat. And winter is just coming
on The feminine garments belonged |
to Miss Sadie Leake and her sister,
and the OvercOat to the man of the
house. So far as has been yet dis
covered nothing else was taken or
disturbed. The thief effected entrance
through a back windOw-which will
be securely locked hereafter.
AS announced some time ago, the
ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give a social Nov. II, at the resi-
dencs of Mrs. Agnes Scott. At that
time, sixty or more ladies will each
turn a dollar into the treasury and
furnish entertainment by telling how
thew earned it. Two prizes will be
voted by those present to the person
earning the money in the most
unique way and to the one who used
the most varied methods. All are
cordially invited to be present. An
admission fee of ten cents will be
charged and refreshments will be
served.
If you have a large room that you
want to heat without burning things
up next to the stove, or if you want to
put in basement heater to heat two
or more rooms without spending a
fortune for a furnace first call around