The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-30

Cheap Charley will buy, sell or
trade. North Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Evans returned
from Omaha Saturday
Hon. John Francis and daughter,
Miss Maude were IN the city Satur-
day.
Miss Mabel Rannels came over from
Moran Saturday to visit Miss
Josie Swearingen.
Mrs. Ira Patterson aud children
spent Saturday at the home of
Chauncey Sawyer on the old Waters
farm.
Miss Ralston, of Lansing, came
down Monday and went to LaHarpe
where she will visit the family of l..
L. Baker.
The foundation is being sunk for
MIR. II. NJ. Tudor's new residence on
the lots facing the northeast corner of
the square.
Money refunded by all druggists
for any case where Arthur's Nermi-
fuge Tea fails to remove worms. Guar
auteed. Price, 25cents.
Miss George English went to Kan
sas City sunday and will visit trieuds
there for three or four weeks. Mr.. A.
II, Campbell accompanied her.
Moran Herald c. A. Japhet was
out from lola Monday getting things
into shape for his removal from lola
to his farm northeast OF Moran.
CapiaE The postofilce at lola has
| been enlarged. 1t had to be done in
order that its facilities might keep up
with the gait struck by the town.
For driving out dull, bilious feeling,
strengthening the appetite and in
creasing the capacity OF the body for
work, Prickly Ash Bitters Is golden
remedy. Sold Oy Chas. b. Spencer d
Co.
Abilene Reflector Allen county has
q record to be proud of. The Populist
party never elected but one county
officer in the county, and his official
record WAS so rank that he did not
dare to ask for denomination.
LaHarDe News: Tom Anderson and
&. II. Hackney started Wednesday
night for Texas aud will bring back
with them on their return 300 head of
cattle that Mr.. Anderson lately pur-
chased there for feeding this fall and
winter.
Friends of Rev. Leslie Potter are
sorry to learn that recently he sus-
tanned severe injuries by fall from
his horse. One of his wrists and one
ankle were broken but he Is progress
/ E,,nr In
manent injury.
The REGISTER is very glad to learn
that Mr.. Robert Lanyon, Sr. has de-
cided to make lola his home. He will
occupy the building on the north side
recently vacated by his son, h. III
Lanyon, and will look around and
choose a site for his new home.
Jim Krutsch, con of MIR. Krutsch, OF
the Arkansaw Grocery, has been
working at his old trade of shoemaker
for several months, but has finally de
cIded to go into business and he his
own boss. With this in view he has
ordered "a full outfit of tools and will
soon begin work. Everybody hopes
of course, that he will peg away unit
he becomes rich.
Chas. Richards says his daughter
Medora, who is taking music al
Nevada College, is able To take up adj
vanced work and has been highly
complimented on her touch, she hav
ing learned as much already as some
pupils acquire in three years at the
college \ of which Is very salts
factory to- Miss Richards aud speaks
highly of the instruction of Miss Beck
whose pupil Miss Richards was.
Moran Herald Thursday evening
while Mrs. Ray SmOck was away
from home two masked men took the
liberty to enter the house and cOncea
themselves under the bed. Aftel
Mrs. Smock had returned to the
house she heard noise in the bed
room and becoming frightened rat
out on the porch. Two masked mel
rushed out of the house and ran down
the alley east of the house. In {
short time a large mob of men AND
boys had gathered armed with rifles
pistols and clubs and started out Il
capture any suspicious looking char
acters, but their search was unsuc
cessful.
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