The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-14

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The water privileges of his residence.
Mr.. Sidney Smith and family have
returned from Oklahoma to stay here
over winter.
Rev. Nash filed Rev. Moore's place |
at Moran Sunday, driving home
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Sapp came in
from Bronson Monday to place !
their children In school.
TO cure dyspepsia and all stomach
trou bles take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets
no cure, no pay, 25c. q. b. Spencer
u Co.
j. II. Stewart, of Salem, was in lola
Saturday and got some report cards
for his SON Claude who is teaching at
Fairview.
Rev. Hankins united In marriage
Saturday evening, samuel ROusch
and Ethel f. Lowery, both of lola
township,
MIR. Root and Mr.. Giwowsky are
having wells dug on their lots on
North ColbOrn street, preparatory to
building two houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. j.. Whitaker spent
Sunday with Mr.. Kasbeer and as Col
expressed 1t, "Rot u square meal that
he hasn't got over yet.
superintendent Billbe says that all
the schools in the county are now go
ing except that in district ~, and it
will start next monday.
Tom Mcdowell has bought lot on
the southeast corner of North Colborn
and East Monroe where he will soon
have n home of his own.
The latest report of the Goth Kan
sas Is that 1t will be the first To leave
for Manila and the papers say it Will
probably get away within Il couple of
weeks.
Did you ever see such mass of
pushing, showing young humanity rs
breaks out on the street at IL O'Clock,
and at p. IN. The ordinary foot pas
senger has TO take the siding fire.
quently.
A. II. Baumgardner is down from
LebO to get his furniture and close
up his business here preparatory to
moving to Lebo where he expects to
locate permanently and go into bust
ness. He disposed of his house to
Mr.. Bedell some time ago.
The work of excavating for the
furnaces at the McRae d. DAILY smell
ter was completed last week and the
building of them was commenced
Saturday 1t won't he many
moons before spelter will be going
out into the world stamped, 1.-THE
Prime Western Spelter Co., lola, Kas.
Leroy Taylor, a young lola boy
who enlisted at Topeka in the Goth
Kansas, came home Saturday night
having been discharged for physical
disability. He belonged to Co. X.
He says he Is very sorry he had To
leave as he wanted to remain in, en-.
Joy the good times the Goth is having
and go to Manila. He reports all the
boys well and happy.
Those of lola who attended the meet
ing at Moran Monday report il as
being very successful. j. ID. Bower
sock and G. A. Smart were the princi-
pie speakers with G.. a. Savage of
lola. strong second, The atten.
dance was very flattering and the
audience seemed to get into most de-
sirable frame of mind, frequently
breaking into applause and showing
its enthusiasm in various ways.
There is only one cloud which hoy
ers low over the public schools. The
fact has leaked out that the lady
teachers laid wager or rather agreed
to pay forfeit. They all made "a
guess as to the first days enrolment
and recorded guesses ranging from
GOO to 1000. The rules of the game
were that the teacher who missed the
farthest should buy ginger bread ele-
plants or some other toothsome con
lection for the rest.
At 1880 Tuesday the town was
stirred by the fire bell. No one knew
where the fire was rs the alarm came
by telephone from +. ;. Benefits
house in the northeast part of town
and no smoke gave indication of its
locality. Every body went and found
out that gas blaze underneath the
floor of Mrs. RandOIph's pretty new
house ON east Douglas street was the
trouble. The danger was over when
the crowd arrived hut they made
good time just the same.
A few weeks ago the editor was
taken with n very severe cold that
caused him to be in "a most misera bile
condition. 1t was undoubtedly very
had case of la grippe and recognizing
1t az dangerous he took immediate
steps to bring about speedy cure.
We have no hesitancy in recommend
ing this excellent Cough Remedy to
anyone afflicted with cough or cold
in any fOrm.-7he Banner Of Liberty,
LibertytOwn, Maryland. The 25 and
80 cent sizes are for sale by Campbell
d Burrell.
Burton j. Mitchell, of The Goth Kan
sas, in letter to his folks at home,
says that the box of home made ra-
tions arrived in good shape. A gen.
eral alarm was turned in when Doe.
Chastain arrived and all the lola boys
gathered at Mitchell's tent. The
trunks were unpacked and a duly
elected master of ceremonies played
the part of Santa Claus and distribut-
ed the parcels. While nobody has re-