The Iola register., 1898-08-05


and private Ben Hickey were all
there as large as life and they all seut
warm greetings to their lola friends
The boys are fat and happy and are
very anxious to get at.the Spaniards.
lola is having new experience in
the theatrical line this week A real
live troupe Is being organized here
for the coming season. MIR. Lowe,
of the Madison Company, is reorgan-
izing his company ant has added
several new players. The week will
be spent in rehearsing aud Oh Friday
aud Saturday nights the new comp
any will put on two new plays here
aud then start on the road. 1t isn't
every town the size OF lola that has
the privilege OF Witnessing first nights
and the event Is duly appreciated.
Let me give you pointer" said
NJ. f. Gregg, u popular conductor on
the Missouri Pacific railroad. "DO
you know that Cham berlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cures
you when you have the stomach ache?
Well, it does." And after giving this
friendly bit of advice, the jolly con-
ductor passed OIL down the aisle. 1t
is fact that thousands of railroad
and travelling men never take a trip
without this Remedy, which is the
best cure for bowel disorders in the
world 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale
by Campbell & BurreIl.
| A recent issue of Pittsburg paper
among other things discOses the fact
that they are very much worried
over the smelter question. The Cher.
okee smelter suddenly closed the
other day without notice on account
of the breaking up of the combine
| The ~. Louis smelter east of town
has issued notice that it will close
early this month and the :. H. Ian.
yon smelter which was expected to
resume work may not do so. All
kinds of rumors are afioat among the
smelter employees and they will have
a hard time of it unless lola can
hurry up some of her new works and
give them a job up here.
The rumor that came from san
Francisco where the soldiers of the
Twentieth Kansas are stationed, has
been verified. Nearly 80 per cent of
the boys are engaged to California
girls. Charley Pease, Of Company b.
of Kansas City, Kans., has written to
"a friend that most of the soldiers
are head over heels in love with
charming young women out there and
that when the peace terms are agreed
to and the soldiers mustered out,
scores OF blushing brides will be led
to the altar and afterwards brought
back to Kansas. There is nothing
left now for the Kansas girls but to
marry the stay. at-home fellows or
travel the long aud lonely road of sim
gle blessedness.
Humboldt Union: Gas City Camp,
No. 1876, Woodmen of the World, of
this city, has received a certificate
from the head camp notifying them
that the proofs of A. B. Cushman's g
death were satisfactory, and that an
order for 500 monument would be
Issued soon. When the monument
is received notice will be given as to
the date of erection, which will be
done under ritualistic work, and to
which the public will be invited.
Each member OF this order is en-
titled to one hundred dollar monu-
ment at his death, besides the in
surance. j. e. Brown, o. II. Brown,
Fred Rogers and Mrs. stella Cush-
man went up to I1la Thursday to
make the selection of a suitable mon
ument.
Editor McCarty of the Humboldt
Herald writes his own obituary in the
following strain:
We have been writing up weddings for other
people so long that we find the change of pro.
gram quite refreshing. For several years the
editorial pen has been loaded with good wishes
and congratulations for the couples who
stepped of into the sea-see? But a now task
assails us with its clamor to be attended to-.
We We got one of our own to write up. Well
| Mr.. A. F. McCarty chats usI and Miss Mamie
Fisher Chats more of usl were united in
marriage Wednesday, July 81, 1898, at 10 o'clock
a. m. at the home of the brides mother In this
city. Rev. b. G. McQuesten, the beloved pastor
| OF both the young people performed the sacred
ceremony. The ceremony was followed by a
sumptuous repast which we have only faint
Recollection Of And God has given
us the best earthly thing within His gift The
JOY in a sweet wife is too great to be described
too sacred to be spoken Of May that bright
and happy face never be less bright and happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. McOarty will be at home to their
friends after Sept 1, 1898 at Fifth and Usage
streets, Humboldt, Kansas.
The handsome new Acers Block is
about finished and 1t is undeu btedly
the handsomest block in the city In