The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-09-24
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

AdOlph Schonerts went to Pitts burg
Monday for few days visit.
Born:-To Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Davis,
Sunday September 10, 1897, a son.
My office hours are from to II a.
N. and l to 8. p m. DR.. E. b. ChTisty.
Mrs. J. P. Wright returned last
Saturday from her visit to Humboldt.
Mr.. Redick went to FIT. Scott Sun
day evening, returning Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Harry Gardner, of Hum boldt,
made pleasant visit to lola friends
Monday.
There will be an immense gather
ing to see Lemen Brothers Shows at
lola Oct, l.
Lemen Brothers are said to have
the Best Show on earth, and will ex-
hibit at lola Oct. l.
Mrs. G. V. Baker went to Coffey-
vile last Saturday to visit awhile
with her daughters.
r. A. Edgar and daughters, Addie
and Roberta. spent Sunday in Law
renee with relatives.
G. H. DeClute returned Sunday
from Chicago where he went to buy
his fall and winter stock.
Lemen Brothers. have a complete
Japanese Circus you can see without
extra charge. Will exhibit at lola
Oct. l.
Mrs w. NJ. Post went to Coffeyvilie
last Saturday to spend a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Edna
Wilson.
DR.. Christy will give special atten-
ton to diseases of women. Call and
consult her ia Mr.. Henderson's new
building.
Mr.. A. B. isaac, of Marmaton, paid
one Of his quarterly visits to lola last
Monday. He says it beats all how
we do grow.
There's no question about it. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the best blood purifier.
This is proven by its wonderful cures
of blood diseases.
Mr.. S. Jacoby returned last Satur-
day from Pittsburg where he had
been attending the annual conference
of the u. b. church.
Jim Wakefield renewed his youth
last Monday week by running nail
in his foot. He finds that it hurts
Just as bad as it used to.
Ira Townsend raised 900 bushels of
corn on 10 acres of land this year and
has sold the crop for 1925. which
isn't bad fer dry year.
The smallest child EqHestrieuue in
the world, Little Edna, will perform
both afternoon and night with Lemen
Brothers on Friday, Oct. l.
Fighting Tom, the Boxing Kanga-
roo. will spar four rounds, afternoon
aud night, with Lemen Brothers Big
Show, here on Friday, Oct. l.
Mrs. w. H. Root and children re-
turned the first of the week from an
extended visit TO New York. All
their friends are glad to welcome
them back to lola.
VIM. Turner, chief of engineers at
the LsnyOn's Sons spelter works has
completed a new and comfortable
residence in the southeast part of
town and moved his family into it
last Friday.
Rev. Henry Martin. who has been
conducting revival services at the
Christian church here, returned to
his home in Princeton Monday. Rev.
Grogan of the Chickasaw Reservation
is conducting the meetings this week.
Mrs. Robert Maxwell, of Salem,
made final settlement in the Probate
Judges office on Monday of the estate
of her late husband, of which she is
administrator. Mr.. T. E Maxwell
accompanied her and made this office
pleasant call.
A Douglas county farmer sold 800
bushels of wheat for S225 more than
he could have got for it last year, and |
then made q great roar about the |
''rObber tariff because he had to pay
10 cents more for barrel of salt than |
be paid last year!
Mrs. Christina Keith, the aged |
mother of w. c. Keith, died at her |
nome in lola last Saturday of COM
pIication of diseases combined with |
old age. She was IS years old and has |
lived in and near lola since 1855. The
funeral services were held at the
Christian church Monday morning, |
Rev. Henry Martin, of Princeton
OncldllUR.
Owing TO the rain last Wednesday
and Thursday buyers were prevented
from attending the Japhet sale and it
was therefore declared off and the
horses will be sold at private sale.
Mr.. Japhet has had inquiries from a
number of men who saw his adver-
tisement in the REGISTER and thinks
ne will have no trouble in disposing
of the stock.
The farmers of Salem have decided
that they will enforce the game law,
and they began last week by "pull-
ing" q couple of young fellows who
were having lots of fun with the
chickens and quails. The law makes
the killing of each individual bird a
separate offense punishable by fine
of not less than $500 nor more than
81. 90. and these boys had birds enough
to have made it cost them anywhere
from S15O Tn q 600 But the farmers