The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-02-04


Humboldt Friday, returning on the
noon train.
The REGISTER is sorry TO learn of
the Illness of the mother of James
Mills, proprietor of the West street
Lunch Room.
Mrs. John Skepper returned to To-
peka Saturday. She and her husband
are state organizers OF the National
Aid Association.
H. b. Harmon, the gentleman who
carries brick plants around in his
pockets and drops one occasionally
came in Tuesday.
DIR. Morgan has been appointed
county physician by the county COM
missioners in place of DR.. Jones who
left some time ago.
1t looks very proper to see laundry
baske 8 sitting around the depots adj
dressed from neighboring towns to
the steam laundry.
A Yates Center paper says that on
Jan. 25, a marriage license was issued
to M. f. Redick of lola, and Nena V.
Williams, of Toronto.
Pure blood is absolutely necessary
for perfect health. Hoods Sarsap-
arilla is the one true blood purifier,
and great health giver.
ID. l.. Warner and wife, who have
been looking over the city with n
view to locating, returned to their
home in Geneva Friday.
The revival meetings at the NJ. f..
church, which have been growing in
interest from the beginning, will be
continued during the week
Jim Mills has bought out the West
street meat market owned by Mr..
Mundis. He expects to he ready for
business by the last of the week.
j. Bush and o. Eckler of Allen
county, were in Yates Center Satur-
day with load of buffalo fish. They
sold them for 8 cents per pound.
All knowing themselves indebted
to me are requested to call and settle
as soon as possible afer the first OF
the New Year. VIM. YEAGEAR.
The Columbine Rebeckahs were
five dollars for their part of last
Thursday nights entertainment
Leroy Reporter Iola's fame has
penetrated old England. An English
company is contemplating the estab-
lishment of glass plant at that place:
Sheriff Hunt aud Mr.. Everett, a
carpenter, of Woodson county, were
in lola yesterday looking over the
city. They returned home this morn.
ing.
BARGAIN Six room house with
two and one half lots. Nice trees
barn, good well and cistern. Two
blocks from squaie. Henderson
Powell.
: Marriage licenses have been issued
since the last report to j. +. Thompson
and Sarah M. Reimert, and to Syl
= vesta d. Perry and Lula NJ. Gardner
: all of lola.
Lew Kingsley returned home Sat
!. urday and will stay here now. He i
a figuring with carpenters on a new
house which he hopes to erect in III,
near future.
r Mr.. w. II. Mitchell called at thit
Office Saturday and had his REG
lister changed from Traley, N. M, t,
lola, Kansas, where he will make hi
future home.
! Miss Sadie Travis is entertaining
some very distinguished friends IL
lola. They are Mr.. and Mrs. Weber
Hug and little daughter, from
Switzerland.
The rain falls on the just and unjust
Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup cures
u Cold, Asthma and LaGrippe caugh
in rain or shine We keep it. G. b
Spencer q Co.
u lola Laundry is turning out worl
that cannot be excelled in any city
g If you are not already patronizing us
@ give us trial.
IA Soldier of Fortune" a moderl
d comedy-drama, will be given by HON
n talent on Friday evening Feb. IL, a
the Salem school house. Admission
10 and 10 cents.
= The graduating class of the Higl
=. School met Friday night with Mis-
r. Pearl Bostwlck and decided to invit
o Mr.. A. G.. Scott to deliver the com
' mencement address.
Roy Rankin left on the noon trail
Saturday for Emporia where will at
tend the State Normal School Hi
class mates and many friends in Iol