The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-11-04

MONDAY. 30 was Eu. 6llDefJ.
w. II. Evans came down from
Topeka Monday to vote and visit.
Bromoline will cure cold while
you sleep. No cure, no pay, Is cents.
spencer, North side DruggiSt.
Bromollne will positively cure
cold in "a hours. No cure, no pay |
spencer, North Side Druggist.
The REGISTER is glad to note that
the pension OF Jeremiah Brant, of Els
more, has been increased from Sl7 to
S24.
DR. BoulsOn recently eold his two
lots ut the corner of BrOadway and
south streets To q Chicago man for
$500.
Miss Maybele Rannells came over
from Moran where she is teaching
and Ia the guest of Miss Josie swear
ingen.
WANTED. Midle aged settled
woman to cook in q small hotel. En-
quire at No. 800 west Madison, lola,
Kansas.
Senorets purity the blood and beau
tify the cOmplexiOn-cure constipa.
ton. % cents. Spencer, North Side
Druggist.
Guy Ackley writes for the REGIS.
TER from Wichita where he IL now
located, and bis wish will be com.
piled with.
Frank Smith returned Monday
noon from his visit to his old home in
Pennsy lvania. Mrs. smith remained
Tor n more extended visit.
j. w. Simmons presided at the or.
ganization of the Gas City Camp NJ.
w. A., Saturday night and had the
| pleasure of starting the camp off with
u lusty membership of twenty.
Elmer Gray says that the lola boys
who sailed for Manila were all very
well. Several ofthe thin ones n fat,
being unable to wear the clothes they
wore from home.
II. l.. Manley brought his daught-
ers to lola to school. He IL build
ing house at the corner of Cotton.
wood and Buckeye which he will
occupy when completed.
Savonburg Record. The lola daily
REGISTER now issues AN eight page
paper every saturday. 1t is typo.
graphically neat and looks better and
is better paper than at any time in
its history.
lola people will regret to learn OF
the death of the father of Lew Cox, by
being run over by a fast mail train nj
Empire City, Mich, The old gentle.
man was deaf and failed to hear the
approaching cars.
Mr.. McCool who is known in lola
having talked gas here several weeks
is now at FIT. Scott where he opened
up an old well and found small jel
of accumulated gas. Of course the in.
fatuated people think twas his mag IL
hand that did it.
w. $. Pryor has moved with his
family from Kansas City to Bolton
Mo, where he has assurance Of Tote o.
gas, work and prosperity rs he says
and as everybody hopes. Don Blu.
chanan VIII move to the same place
and work for PRYOR. Don expects r.
leave with his wife for Bolton tomor.
row.
Chanute people so strenuously
resent the idea that they have no gas
there that n family nearly above it,
self to he asphyxiated recently in or
der that the papers might rave col
umn or two about gas and the careful
handling thereof. Now let some an
selfish lola party show his friendship
for the newspaper man.
Messrs Gross and Eyler, the gen
tlemen whom the REGISTER men
toned some time ago as prospective
buyers of VIM. Ieagear's stock q
groceries and general merchandise
have taken possession and will rur
the store as 1t has been heretofore
The new men are pleasant appearing
industrious hustlers and the REGIS
TER Ia glad to welcome them to lola
, Coming into lola from the north on,
sees from the train part of the north
end Of town which is the most pros
porous sight this side OF Kansas city
On one side are the two smelters, oI
, the other, the LanyOn and Robinson
houses in iull view, with the hand
some new school house packing Ovei
the hill, and group Otnew roofs clus
tered about 1t. Every person on tn,
train looks at these. hut the sigh
makes an lola man feel proud anC
prosperous and tits said the news hoy
sells more peanuts between the cross
ing aud the depot than any other fifty
miles of his run. lola people on tn,
train buy them and set 'em up To theiI
fellow passengers in the eXuberanct
Of their pride and prosperity.