The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-01-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

John Carmaln returned Tuesday
from u visit with relatives at
Moran.
Miss Ida Dunfee returned Tuesday
from visit with married sister
in Nevada, Mo.
Mrs. Joe Ross came down from Kan
sas City and will visit relatives
here a short time.
Mrs. o. Il. Foust and daughter, Miss
Clara, went to Kansas City Mondayto
visit short time.
J. e. Henderson is suffering from
had for fourteen years.
Mrs. ID. N. Burgen accompanied
Mr.. Burgen's mother to Coffeyville
today and will visit a few days.
Campbell e. Christian are favoring
their customers with copies of an in
teresting little booklet on "Wonders
of the Sea-"
Mrs. f. A. Northrup Is enjoying a
welcome visit from her mother, Mrs.
Robbins, of FIT. Scott, who came over
this morning.
Nervous people find relif by enrich
ing their blood with Hoods Sarsap-
arilla, which Is the one true blood
purifier and nerve tonic.
Owing TO misunderstanding with
the Opera House managers about
dates, the minstrel show for the bene-
fit of the lola library has been post
poned one week.
Mr.. II. A. Milne, the genial Fam
Gus clerk who has been i'll for some
time, was sufficiently recovered Mon
day toi walk down town. He hop.
es and his friends hope that he can
soon resume work.
DIR. G. Belmont has added Cooks
Hospital Hot air and Harlem's Hy-
perdermic Medicated vapor bath to
his Sanitarium. lie is now fully
equipped to treat Rheumatism and
all Chronic diseases. Qtd&w)
Sheriff G. F. Prange, of Neosho
county, came up Tueday and got the
money which was stolen by the man
Thompson from the widow near
Stark about month ago. The
money was taken from tho prisoner
1t was turned over to the proper
authorities.
The home of Mrs. r f.. Kelley was
the scene Monday of most enjoy
able surprise party of which she was
the surprised party. A number OF
the Rebeckahs and friends and neigh.
hors held q spontaneous mass meeting
at her house to express their good
will and sisterly affection. OF course
they had the best of everything to eat
aud every mothers son of them had 9
royal good time.
Treasurer Decker received nice
letter from MIR. j. w. Croft, of Pekin
ILL.,, today relative to some taxes OF
his farm in Logan township. Mr.
Croft Is u member of the Nationa
French Draft Horse Ass'n., and ht
compliments lola and Allen count
on the bright future and says he in
tends coming out here TO see for him
self in IA short time.
"My daughter, when recovering from
an attack of the fever, was grea
sufferer from pain in the back anC
hips" writes Louden Grover, of Sar
dis, Ky. CATER using quite mum
Der of remedies without any benefi
she tried one bottle of Chamberlain
Pain Balm, and it has given entire
relief.n Cham berlain's Pain balm Il
also certain cure for rheumatism
Sold by Campbell q Christian.
Mothers whose children are troub
led with bad colds, Group or whOop
ing cough will do well to read wha
Dr. r. f. Robey, of Only, Mo, say
on the subject. He writes: "Fo
years we have used Chamberlain
Cough remedy, and always keep it il
the house. 1t Is regarded in our fam
lily as specific for all kinds of cough
and colds. The 25 and so cent bottle
, for sale by Campbell & Christian.