The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-28


the Misses AIKEN.
4. f.. Kelly is having the roof rails
ed to two stories on his house At tho |
corner of Western and Jackson.
The Misses Sapp spent sunday with
their parents near Bronson, returning
TO lola Monday to attend school.
senorets purity the blood aud beau
tify the complexioD-cure constipa.
tion. 20 cents. Spencer, North Side
Druggist.
Mr.. II. II. Knight left for Parsons
Saturday tor Few days VISIT with
n sister whom he has not seen for
several years.
The Humboldt Woodmen of the
World have postponed the unveiling
ceremonies, advertised Tor October
23d, To Sunday November 9th.
1t is the character of the subscrip-
tion list that counts for the advertiser.
lhe REGISTER gUes TO the people
who buy goods ana who pay their
bills
AT the Nickle Plate Restaurant last
friday the tie that binds was tied
and AZ a result Miss Zoe Black burn,
of the south edge Of Allen county, be-
came Mrs. b. J. Jester, of Chanute.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hankins and
Mrs. Jacobs lett Saturday for New
ton where the ladies expect to meet
hird sister, from Velasca, IA, whom
| hey have not seen for twenty years.
1t IL rumored that the dry goods
stores have formed "A ombine and ta
ken the handkerchief off the market.
AS q result the price has advanced
| fifty per cent-and there are other re-
suits.
| Sheriff Hobart got til l,gram
| saturday from the sheriff at Spokane,
| Wash, asking if Sam Crow, Il tall
slim man, formerly of Hum mholdt, had
been divorced from his wife and II
he was wanted in this county for any
crime. The sheriff is unable to ident-
ify any such man as ever "a resident
Of this county.
Northrups Bank is passing around
among its customers some very ac.
ceptable little utility articles. One
is morocco bound note book, AN
other is russell leather match case
and still another is n little pocket
memorandum slate. They all heaI
the inscription, "Compliments of Nor
thrups Bank, the oldest bank in 4
len county"
Sam McHugh and John Marshal
members of Troop f, Regular L. ;
cavalry, who have been visiting rela
left Friday for Huntsville. A la
| ,.Ni,, ha
time Of both of them expires in about
four months but neither one of them
have decided whether they will re.
enlist or not.
While in lola w. j. Davis. from
near Hunt boldt, bought and slowed
carefully in his inside pocket-look
out Humboldt, lola has another OF
your customers on the hook--a marri
age license which gives him the right
to we'd Miss Sadie Stewart, daughter
of Capt. Stewart. On whom the REG.
IsTER calls down all manner of Joy
and happiness.
Prof. Hull sent q draft for S21 81 tC
the Lafayette monument commission
Saturday, that sum being the
amount of the collection taken up by
the children OF the city schools, IL
accordance with the suggestion print.
ed i'm The REGISTER some days ago
fevery other school in the United
States contributes in the same pro
portion, the monument will reach tC
heaven.
The REGISTER is working short
handed this week on account of the
absence of its advertising solicitor and
local editor who both took IL notion al
the same time that their lives would
be failure il they dI not spend this
week at the Omaha Fair. And So II
is hoped that any short comiugs will
he excused. IoI will get twice the
worth ot your money when the uoy ;
get back.
Two members of the 21st Kansas
came IN Friday. One is CyTu,
Taylor who is visiting his relative
&. ii. Jones, the other Is Harvey W
Baker, OF Marvin, Kans., IA member
of Co. ID, who comes mere To visit the
family Of Corporal Birdsall, whom ht
knows. Baker says he never found
ia jo6 he liked as well as soldering
and that when he was sick at h elk
amauga he was treated tine-ueveI
so well in fact. There was nothing
yellow in his talk and he was on the
ground and ought to know.
A friend of Joe Otten's In the Philip
pines recently sent him bit of paper
which he picked up with others at
Cavlte. 1t is small document, a
passport evidently, and was found il
, a castle that in bygone times was the
, home of the Governor-General. IL
had been issued to woman and wa:
certificate of character. 1t was
dated lS40-4l and had been vised b,
half dozen sub-ofiicals. The writ
ing was done with pen and is very
neat and fine. Frank Scott i
} authority for the meaning.
The attendance at the Peters-Far
reilly meeting Friday was small
less than hundred people being
there at any one time,-some wh,