The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-05-28

time effectually cured by the use of
that perfect ointment, BEGGs' GER
MAN SALvE. Ask your druggist for
sample. For sale by c. b. Spencer &
Co., North Side Square.
Miss Matte Thayer, who has been
teaching near Medicine Lodge this
winter, is in town to visit her sister a
few daysF and then will go on to
Lincoln where she will spend the
summer with her mother. Her
friends are glad to see her.
'Hold on there!" called out one
small boy Monday to another who
was riding by on gallop. OF course
boy No. l stopped his horse, where
upon boy No. said scOrnfully, Jaw,
can't you hold on without stopping!'
1t takes boy to think of things.
]. NJ. Stewart is not only an expert
house cleaner and all round day Ia
borer, but he is successful gardener.
He was among the first to put new
potatoes and green peas on the mar
ket, and this Office is indebted to him
for samples of his skill in these lines.
City Clerk Cowan reports the tax
paid on AZ dogs up to date. If he
can get three mOre-and he thinks he
can-he will have put into the treas
ury enough to pay his salary for a
year, to say nothing of his $3.50 in
fees. Which is not doing so bad.
Rev. Drake preached an interesting
and instructive sermon at Star Valley
last Sunday and the Sunday school
was reOrganized with Samuel Adams,
Superintendent, Miss Mamie Hamil-
ton, Assistant and Miss Bailey, sec.
rotary. Regular hour for meeting
p. M.
Rev. r. NJ. Scott was up from Pitts.
burg the latter part of last week in
the interest of the mutual insurance
company of which he is the Origina'
tor and promoter. He has been meet
ing with good success and the com
pany will soon been ready to do bust
ness.
Charlie Gardner captured litter Of
six young wolves in the HOrville
woods last Sunday. They were
about six weeks old and were as play
full as puppies. He offered them fol
sale but nobody seemed to he want
ing that kind of pet and so he killed
them for the bounty of Sl.O0 head
paid by the County.
Parties thinking of erecting monu'
ments or tomb stones at the grave o.
their friends will save money by call
ing on Palmer & Null of lola. They
have a good stock on hand to select
from. IfyOu wish work for decoration
do not delay but call at once. We
will give you good stock and good
work for little money,
DR.. w. X. Jones has been unable tC
be in his office for the past two weeks
on account of the serious illness of his
sister at the family home in Usage. A
difficult and dangerous operation had
to be reformed and the recovery OF
the patient is still in doubt. The
many lola friends of the family will
await the outcome with much anxiety
The REGISTER folks are indebted
to Mrs. Frank Jackson, the wife Of
our faithful Spring Branch cores
pondent, for some of the finest as wei
as the first green peas and new pota'
toes that have come to lola. There
isn't any better eating on earth thar
green peas and new potatoes cooked
in the same pot, with plenty of good
rich milk, and Mrs. Jackson has Oul
| thanks accordingly,
Ira Kelley's bus team ran away
with him Tuesday morning at Ont
O'Clock. He had hitched them to {
I 4. IN
and the cold morning air made then
| feel so good that he could not hole
them. They ran from the Thomson
! house to Palmer d MulPs marble sh0l
where Ira ran them into a hitchrack
No damage was done except to de
molish the hitch rack.
A good many people who saw th'
Advertisement of "Mrs. Leases EXPOSE
of Masonry" at Moran last Wednes
day thought there was to be speech
by the Colonel herself. AS a matter
of fact, however, it was only bur
| lesque inititiOn of Missionary which
the Moran Eastern Star lodge gave t.
entertain their visitors. Quite
number of lola people were presen
and report delightful time.
Omaha Bee: Mrs. Leslie Potter il
also new acquisition to Ohama'i
musical circles and a most valuable
one. Her single selection was thu
brilliant tarentelle of List, known a
"Venezia-e-Napoli," and in respons'
to an enthusiastic encore she played
an etude by the same composer. Mrs
Potter is a graduate of the New Eng
land conservatory of Boston and
teacher of repute. She is bound t.
take front rank among the musician
of Omaha, for she is really an artist
Mr.. Cary Palmer, of Salem, mad
his first visit for a long time to Ioli
last Wednesday and was great.
pleased to see how the town hat
grown. Mr.. Palmer thinks the Re
publican vote in Salem will be strong
er than for many years as a grea
many who have been led away by tn
fair promises of the POpulists have be
come convinced that that party
not capable of administering the al
fairs of the State either honestly o
wisely.
Mrs. Edith Hill Booker, the Bap
fist evangelist, was in lola last Sun