The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-14
Buckeye Churn at Coutant's.

KIM OF gram III tne lOIa wafer Mills.
G. w. Thompson and wife and
Frank Nye and wife lett last night
for Omaha on the Santa Fe.
b. NJ. Port and wife, who have been
visiting in Argentine and Kansas
City, returned home Saturday.
Bromollne will positively cure
cold in "a hours. No cure, no pay.
Spencer, North Side Druggist.
senorets purity the blood and beau
tify the complexion---cure constipa-
ton. 20 cents. Spencer, North Side
Druggist.
Miss Jones went out to her home at
Wise tor sunday visit with her par
ents. Miss Mamie Cooper accom-
panied her.
J. +. Pattee went to Smith Center
Tuesday on receipt of news that
Charlie Pattee Is very low again and
not expected to live.
Money refunded by all druggists
for any case where Arthur's Vermi-
fuge Tea fails to remove worms. Guar
anteed. Price, 25cents.
Judge Smith united in marriage at
his Office in the court house Sstur-
day Mr.. A. NJ. Miller and Miss Alto
X. Roberts, both of Quincy, Kans.
Cleanse the liver and bowels, and
regulate the system by using PRICK
LY ASH BITrERS. 1t creates and Gus
tains energy. Chas. b. Spencer Il Co.
Garnet Republican; The gas we'll is
down about $50 feet and the driller
says he can sniff gas. They have
suspended operations until they get
q new sand line.
Norris Ball brought quite a num-
Der of pictures from the san Francisco
boys to their parents here. Tent
groups, company troops and regi-
ments. They are oil highly priced,
of course.
Charles Chenault, the painter who
broke limb by u fall through the
wood awning around the court house
while painting last spring, compro-
missed his suit for damages against
the county for $3.50.
A pain In the chest is natures
warning that pneumonia is threaten
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bind
over the seat of pain, and another on
the back between the shoulders, and
prompt relief will follow. Sold by
Campbell d Burrell.
John w. Bale filed suit i'm the is
trict court against Geo. >. Hayward
and wife, Nancy Harclerode and hus-
band, Rebecca Green and husband
and John Harclerode. The suit is
brought to investigate the matter of
the estate of H. II. Hayward, deceas-
ed, some of the heirs having been
disappointed in the matter.
Mr.. Chas. Richards and one
daughter left last week for FIT. Scott
from which place they Will continue
TO their new home In Nevada, Mo
Mrs. Richards and the smallest
girl started via Parsons, for the
same point. lola people are mighty
sorry to see the family leave here, but
are hopeful that in due time they will
return.
The Missouri Pacific railway had a
pile driver az work on the culvert in
the west part of town last week
New piles were driven 20 that the
culvert can be enlarged. This action
was taken i'm response to an order
from the city council some time ago
that the bridge must be enlarged to
enable the water in Coon Creek to
escape more freely.
Henderson a. Powell have three
ears of the bronze corn raised by Mr..
f. Brandenturg from seed taken from
an old Indian mound. The corn is "A
bronze celor full regular ears, deep
kernels and yielded 100 bushels to the
acre. The suppositiou Is that it is as
nearly as indigenous n species for this
section as any kind of corn and there
fore eXcellently we'll adapted to Kan.
sas The ears grow, two on IA stalk,
high i'm the air,
VIM. Fullenwider, who went to
Parsons about year ago because he
couldn't find house in lola to live in,
returned q few days ago and found
conditions exactly the same az when
he left. He persuaded the Fair Assoc
citation, however, to let him move his
family into Floral Hall. The only
ohject0rs to this arrangement are the
crap shooters who have made the
nan tnelf RESORT Tor 81 long tDat tney
feel as if they owned it.
y young man named Curnow,
cousin of the younger canyons, recent
ly came here from Pittsburg and oc-
cupied "A room at Mrs. Harmon Scott's
The other evening he received a tele-
gram "Come at once.' and took the
2;52 train for Pittsburg. When he ar
rived, braced for most any manner of
dreadful news, he was met by an old
friend, a railway conductor. who stat
ed that he merely took that means Of
insuring the presence of Curnow at
his wedding.
John Marshall, of Troop f, 2nd. u.
). cavalry 10 home on sick furlough.
He used to live here and attended
school from '0l to '06 when he enlisted
and WAS stationed at Fort Riley.
When the war broke out he went to
Tampa with his troop, but had to re.
turn to the hospital. When he got
out he went TO Santiago and then
direct to Porto Rico. He is full of
due he says to long rains
with wet clothing blanketa and