The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-30

ped HE bond, and not only is the
STATE and his bondsmen af er him,
but that high, secret clan, known rs
the Joint Keepers Association, have
a crow TO pick with him. The Asso.
citation demands that each member
stand or fall with the system and
take his medicine like man, When
one skips, he weakens the credit of
all the rest, and aside from one be-
setting sin, like other mortals, the
men are many of them mighty good
fellows, with all kind of theories
about honor So William is ver-
table black sheep, than whom there
is no blacker aud there's "none so poor
to do him reverence.
d. A. Ayers, who has successfully
com batted the ills which make farm.
lite according to certain dead litera-
ture slavery and serfdom," has 40
prospered on his farm in Salem town
ship that he feels that II were well
that he and his wife take life easy
on the downward slope He has
turned the farm over to his son and
bought lot on South Western street
and will build u home there in the
near future. The REGISTER and
many other friends in lola will be
glad to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Ayres
to lola
Down at Cherryvale II smelter is
being built, "the biggest and best and
of the most approved pattern" to
The gas is piped to the smelter, and
the other day the gas was turned on
to blow dust out of the pipe. A work.
man was standing In front of the pipe
AZ some distance report varies from
twenty feet to quarter of a mile
and the gas drove chunk of dried
mud against the front of his vest
tearing Off buttons, breaking his arm
and uoing him up generally. The
town is so pleased at this evidence o
gas pressure that it finds consider,
able trouble to sympathize with the
poor workman.
lola is going TO have street car line
Ottawa and Empocia used to have street
car lines but " made the people So tire
when they rode on them that they preferred
u walk. hence the company that nut them
IN took tn III up. lola can profit by the cN-
perence OF those towns -RariiJgton IN
, / d'UrUdgHf
Iola IL not building line for inter
nal traffic but to.connect the business
, center with the two or three thOusanC
work man and their families who vii
, have tOstravel to and from their wotl
a. factory towns two and three mile
away That is one difference; tn,
other is hat he lola line will hav
no donkeys connected with It either
rs directors or as motive power.
a Bob Fivecoats, of Chauute, wa
: sentenced to the county jail 70
, thir v days at the last term of tn
District court for resisting arrest. II,
was also placed under n bond of S5G
to keep the peace for two years
Fivecoats sentence expired Decem
Der the l6. hut he has not yet give
bond and so remains in Jail, whethe
g on account of inability to give 40 hiRl
bond or from unwillingness canuo
, be learned.
License to marry was il ued SatuI
: day by Judge smith to Cnas. 4
2 Stocker of lola, and Mae Higgins, c
4 Thayer. Stocker Is baker who ha
been working for the Champion Bak
= cry for some time but is now with Nc
: Carly. The ceremony was performe
s at the brides home in ThAyer Sun
o day. Mr.. and Mrs. Stocker will liv
4 in lola and the REGIsTERextends cor
y gratulatIous and beet wishes.
The Sisters of Saint Francis Clinton
y Iowa, Writes under the date of jar
y uary 81, 1897, about six months ago
very reverend clergyman recon
: mended Regau's Rheumatism Rem
edy 10 us IA one of our sisters was
we're sufferer from rheumatism