The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-02

DO your fencing while you have
the time-I have a carload of Hog
Fencing to sell on March LIST. Terms,
no Interest. Il. b. shannon, North
Side Hardware.
Lost:-A heavy brown blank ct
shawl, with light brown border,
somewhere between g. l.. Wilson's
aud ID. Gllaspie's. Finder please
return to the REGISTER office or to
Mr.. Wilson.
Thursday Rev. John Cleaver unit
ed in marriage j. w. Patterson aud
Mrs. II. G.. Valentine. The contra Ct
ing parties have the warm congratu-
lations aud good wishes of their many
friends.
The good word comes from Walla-
Walla, Wash, that Oscar Cain, an
old lola boy, has been elected county
attorney. The county is populous
and populist and hence the more
honor for Republican to win out.
The frame for one of the new blocks
of furnaces at the Robert LanyOn's
Sons smelter is completed and work
has begun on the second one. When
finished this will give the works four
blocks or 2400 retorts which is quite
we'll for one plant.
On last Tuesday evening the ladies
of Columbme Rebeckah Lodge no
1903 presented large handsome bible
to lola Lodge No. 81, l. o. o. F., for
use i'm the lodge room. The gift was
highly appreciated as the old bible
was badly worn.
VIII Root came in Saturday from
the country where he has just finish
ed piping gas to Charlie Ohlfest IS
house. He put In nearly 1000 feet of
gas pipe and the house Is now fully
heated and lighted and Charlie feels
correspondingly happy.
Carpenters are at work repairing
the Presbyterian church and parson-
age and it is proposed to eXpend
about 500 on the work. This will
remedy many of the difficulties
which have heretofore been endured
and will add many comforts and i'm
provements.
Eureka Messenger l.. /. Purcell, OF
the lola Democrat, was in town last
Friday on BUSINESS. He was accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Miller, Of
Boone, Iowa, who have decided to 10.
cate in lola. Mr.. Miller will soon be-
come associated with Mr.. Purcell in
the publication of the Democrat.
Miss Lou Hartley who has been Wis
iting the Misses Beck went out to La
Harpe Saturday to visit her brothe
o. ID. Hartley, before returning home
to Argonia. Miss Hartley used tC
live here years ago and has many
friends who were delighted to renew
acquaintance,
Until Dec, 10 will sell Pedigree
Poland China boars, weighing POO lbs
at % months for So and $40. Sows cafe
In pig by Highland Wilkes for SIS
White and Black Plymouth Rock
chickens at soc each. miles north
east of lola. A. b. Null. U2.d)
The REGISTER acknowledges the
receipt of Il copy of 1.-The Pathfinder,
published at Akron, o. 1t was sem
by Mel Myler, whose brother is grand
secretary of the order in whose inter
est it is published. The paper re
printed the REGISTERS article about
Mel's army career and thus properly
introduced him to Akron people.
Pains in the chest when person
has Il cold indicate tendency t0warC
pneumonia. A piece Of flannel camp
ened with Chamberlain's pain Balm
and bound on to the chest over u ,
seat of pain will promptly relieve the
pain and prevent the threatened at
tack of pneumonia. This same treat
ment will cure lame back In few
hours. Sold by Campbell IL Burrell
John Tuggles came in Saturday
night and visited aroul town unit
Tuesday. He looks quite fat anC
prosperous, says he has gained three
pounds, is quite cheerful, likes his
boss, says the town isn't bad, that the
girls are fairly appreciative and thai
life is generally quite rosy. All o.
which is good news to his many lola
friends.
Wilson County San: The people Of
lola are so proud of having "a switch
engine there that they hover around
1t like bugs around light, without
regard to the danger of being run
over. The switch engine crew has
been compelled to make complaint
through the papers. They say 1t il
not children but grown people who
get on the track and become fasci.