The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-02-04

church here last Sunday. Arrange
ments are in progress by which he
will preach here every alternate Sun
day.
Mr.. - Ransom has bought Mr..
Nimerick's interest In the old John
Laster lunch room and will conduct
it in the future. Mr.. limerick and
family will return to their future home
in Plttsburg.
Mrs. j. o. Ferris, J mile south and
] mile east of La Harpe, has for sale
Light Brahms, Black Lsngshan, Rose
Comb Brown LeghorD. and Silver
Spsngled Hamburg cockerels for
sale. (7-1Opd)
Here is the way the Yates Center
Advocate (Pop.) views certain recent
event. lola was populistic enough
to vote for city ownership of gas last
week. Neodesha did the same thing
q short time ago."
Thirteen cases and five barrels
technically known as "empties'-
we're returned to Kansas City Friday
by express. Is this evidence that the
promises are being kept, or that they
are not being kept.
Mrs. Weber-Hug and daughter left
for Kansas City Monday where they
will join MI. Weber. Hug. They have
visited Miss Sadie Travis and Mrs.
II. II. Lanyon here and may return
for another visit later.
The shepherd dog killed by the
Santa Fe passenger train last Mon
day was Fred Heilman's dog which
he gave to Alec Brown last summer.
He was the best know dog i'm town
and was favorite everywhere.
A man named Troop, from some
where back East, but more recently
from Neosho Falls, was in lola Tues
day looking for location for a
candy factory and bakery. He de-
cided to take time and look around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland left this
morning for their home in Nickerson.
They have made quite an extended
visit here with Mrs. Mcfarland s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.. Hender-
son, and with their many friends in
lola
II. NJ. Miller donned his tile and
made off for Clay Center where
he will swell around until the fever
works off and then return to his
duties as county clerk. He represents
the lola lodge of the Triple Tie at the
Supreme Council.
Lost:-At the court house Monday
of last week a black Ice Wool Easel
nator, square pattern, trimmed with
loop fringe, home made. Finder will
confer favor by leaving it at r.. q
Stevenson's Dry Goods store, or a
the lola Creamery.
And now George Gould can com,
to lola and toast his hins,-if a mil
lionaire has shins-by his own ga
fire. Seven lights, five inside ant
two outside, make day comparativel!
hideous and two stoves keep tn
temperature about even.
II. f. Travis, father of the boys
came down from Kansas City las
Sunday and will probably stay her
and engage in business either here o
in LaHarpe. Capt. Travis is goo,
man to have around and the REGIS
TER is glad he is here to stay.
Mr.. Nash left Tuesday for Lawrenc
on business connected with the Mfg
Co. From there he will go to Kansa
City and then take trip throug
central Iowa. Mr.. Nash has a schem
which cannot be divulged at presen
which may do lola heaps of good.
j. II. Newbern, NJ. d., of Whitefield
one of the foremost doctors in tn
Indian Territory writes: 81 hav
recommended and sold Beggs' Bloo
Purifier for the past five years and al
pleased to say it has no equal in an
blood medicine that have ever tried
G. b. Spencer d Co.
At the minstrel show the othe
night the gag was sprung that tn
gold bugs were being killed by havin
Bryan poured over them. 1t wi
perhaps be surprising to some of MI
Bryan's admirers TO learn that he ha
reached that predicted point of thin
ness where he can be poured,
While in Kansas City Lutte North
rup was initiated into the mys terie
of Hoo Hooism and he is proud to sa
that the onslaught of the Black Ca
did not wreck his constitution. 1t
to be hoped that two black cats /
lola will not cause any lifeline /
the heretofore harmonious lumbe
J circles.
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