The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-16

frOm-but you can never account lOf |
tastes. The conductor who yells "Ho-
bart" or "Spen-cer' will earn his
salary.
Smith Center Pioneer We are pleas.
ed to announce the promotion ol the
Rock Island night operator w. &
Barth, for the past year Ut this sta.
tion. He has been appointed the
cumpany's agent, at Brighton, Clay
county. Since coming here Mr..
Barth has begun the life Of n married
man, has steadied down TO business
~ one of the best men in the service.
The company knows that as well as
we do, hence, they are going to push
MIN right along up toward the top.
The ladies of the w. G. +. u. to the
number OF fifty or more met at the
pleasant residence of Mrs. DR.. Hem
dricks Friday afternoon in Gee.
brating of the fifteenth annlversary
of the organization Of the order. Pa.
pers were read by va ioIs members
reviewing The work and progress Of
the order. Miss Bruuer sang and
later i'm the afternoon refreshments
served. 1t was very successful and
enjoyable meeting ana the REGISTER
| has the promise OfH fuller report
| later.
The following letter from John Day,
of Fulton, o., accompanied by an
order for another year, was received
Saturday and will cOunteract
whole lot of frosty weather. 81 have
come to regard the REGISTER ~ one
OF the indispensable requisites in the
list of our household requirements.
/ We are all, each Monday morning
(when il reaches us) anxious to learn
The "home" news, as we still persist
II calling old Allen county, Kan,
and we always get II through the
REGISTER.
The Sisters of saint Francis Clinton,
Iowa, Writes under the date of Jan
uary u, 1897, about six months ago
very reverened clergyman recon-
mended Regan's Rheumatism Rem.
edy to- us as one of our sisters was Il
severe sufferer from rheumatism Of
over three years duration. After she
had used one bottle of the remedy we
are pleased to say she was entirely
cured. We therefore cheerfully
recommend this wonderful remedy to
all similarly afflicted and heartily
wish it the unlimited success it so
richly deserves. For sale by Evans
Bros. 81 per bottle
Mr.. &. g. Mason, of OverhrOuk,
Kans.. was in town recently looking
for a location for the planning mill
which he and his brother run AT that
place. He was especially Interested
i'm finding out the cost ut running II
natural gas engine and called to see
and get figures in reference To the
REGISTER engine. lie was very
much pleased with the idea of run.
ming for cent an hour and says he
will try and locate where he can use
gas. Cherryvale has made overtures
To him and he has about decided TO
SO bhcioi ip'o oiiSthN hhNibS -" pan
ing mill.
The Herald IL info med that Mr..
+. X. Taylor, who is booming Gas
City between lola and Laharpe.
and two other gentlemen were
spending good deal of time
here this week leasing all the land
they could that is not already leased,
paying $50 quarter section for the
lease. Gentle reader, you who are
skeptical of the dOubtfulness of gas in
paying quantities being found here,
what do you think of that? And 1t
has probably culminsted from the
act that we found sufficient gas To
warrant farther prospecting -nOaH
Herald.
Mr.. Taylor auth orizes the REGISTER
to say that the foregoing Is wholly
II mistake so far as he is concerned.
He has taken no leases near Moran
and has no intention of taking any.
Come up to the REGISTER Office
this week and see the first "po-
ny" press ever brought to Allen
county. Its name probably comes
from the fact that it hears about the
same relation to IA newspaper press
that IA pony does to n percheron, and
its Office is to do job printing on sheets
that are two small for the large press
and too big for.the ordinary iobber lle
addition 70 the REGISTER plant gives
this office three job presses and thus
equips it for turning ont very large
amount fob printing especially al
fording facilities for doing all the
printing necessary in the manufac-
ture of blank books. For lack of this
press we have been obliged to rely
upon the patience of our patIous
whose orders 1t has been impossible
to get out as fast as they accumulated,
but we hope now to he able to keep
up with the work that comes in,
for while at least.