The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-27

and Diarrhps Remedy for ten wears
or longer-am never without 1t in my
family. consider 1t the best remedy
of the kind manufactured. | take
pleasure in recommending itP" 1t is
o specific for all bowel disol ders. For
sale by Campbell a. Burrel
Mention has been made in the REG
IsTER of the extensive improvements
being made on the Pennsylvania
Hotel property by the Fisher sisters,
Having decided to put 1t in first class
shape, two of the the girls have con-
cluded to take charge of it. While
having nothing Whatever against Mr..
Mcclure, the present manager, lola
people cannon help but rejoice that
the hotel will henceforth be under
the personal care of the ladies who
gave 1t 80 enviable a reputation over
the State years ago.
The Erie RepubHca n. Record is
running lot of "Twenty-one Year
Ago" items from it's old files aud the
following reference to Mr.. A. l..
Taylor shows that he began early
helping people out of their troubles:
Arthur Taylor has been assisting the
assessors In Strengthening up their returns.
1t takes an accomplished accountant to
make out the assessors returns under the
presentlaw The county clerk aud deputy
are kept busy in the same way.
Wait until Sampson gets onto the
Spaniard's Curveras snd see what a
nice one he'll line out
A man who claimed to he print
err (which probably accounts tor his
patriotism) wandered into the REGIS.
TER composing room today. Nothing
remarkable about this perhaps. But
this Individual has become so patri.
otto of late that he will wear nnthing
but white collars and blue clothes. He
says this combination coupled with
the red spot on his nose will admit
him to the SWEETEST society of any
city in the United States just now.
He said red, white and blue was good
enough for him regardless of how he
got the colors.
Allen county has always taken
great aud iust pride in her fruit out
put, but this yeal would seem to be
one Of the off ones. Mr.. b. f. Pan.
coast, VINO is one of the best posted OF
the Hurticu!turists IN the county
says nat ~ lille he has not been out
from town much. IN and near lola the
fruit crop is short. There will he
very few apples, few plumbs, lots q
fine peaches. Where the vines are
in good shape. grapes will he a gooC
crop. hut many vines died during tn,
fall .drouth. Strawberries are few
and far between.
K. C. JournaE One very funny
thing happened when the Iol;
contingent We're under examina
ton. Arthur Thompson, of tina
town, first appeared as a recruit in tn
Twentieth regiment. but was refused
because he measured six feet thre
and one-ha,f inches in height y da.
or so later he appeared as recruit /,
the Twenty.irst regiment and wa
found to measure six feet oue.haI
inch, and Is So recorded on the roll,
Ii may he tina, Mr.. Thomp-ou POI
sessed the faculty Of telescopmg him
self few inches here and there bH
it doesn't appear very probable.
Alta recent meeting Of the hoard ,
Education, the remaining vacancie
were filed in the list of teacher
: Misses Maude Esse, Sadie Post, Gar
Klaumann, Austie Bonueil, All
Myler, and Halle Irving wete electe,
. This cannot fail To give universe
) satisfaction in lola Tor the youn
ladies all belong here aud their fitnes
for the places i well known. Nor,
over, It speaks well OF a town that
can increase it, list of teachers frol
the home supply as has been done
this case The REGISTER wishes
congratulate the young ladies aud Il
citizens of Lola upon their reciproci
good fortune.
Parson Peteikin was in the REGI
TER Office the other day and remarl
ed: There mast be Il lot of lone
women and children In Io'A eypi
night. I've been taking notice late
of the number Of married men wi
come up town every evening ami 1t
surprising. OF course n great mar
- come on business, aud that i=all r'gh
But lot of others who have no hn'
ness come just the same and spend q
g whole evening lOuuging on the sire
y or in the stores, smoking and gossi
x ing until 10 or II O'Clock. And TN
e do this regularly, night after rigl
II the year round. wish sometim