The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-11-18
Local Notes.

son.
Miss May Pickell was up from Hum
boldt and saw Othello and the Misses
Beck.
gang of workmen is rapidly put
ting up the gransry at the santa Fe
depot.
Miss AIDA Brister left Monday for
Beatrice. Neb., for an extended visit
with friends.
John Craddock, q plumber from
Philadelphia, has gone to work for
II. B. Shannon.
The Misses Cora and Lueila Smith
of Chicago are visiting b. e. Linder.
man and family.
Jacob Whitney and Mrs. X. M.
Sheyer, both of Piqua, were married
Monday by Justice Potter.
lola people are satiated with social
doings. People are falling over each.
Other to escape invitations to the
grand jury party.
New Years and Christmas day
some on Sunday this year which
means farewell to two legal holidays
for the poor printers.
Jimmy Campbell is q wise old boy.
A man came into the store today and
asked for "sassyperiller" and Jim
made him up bottle.
Money refunded by all druggists
for anycase where Arthur's Vermi-
fuge Tea fails to remove worms. Guar
aDteed. Price, 25 cents.
Prof. Kline, G. b. Keith, Howard
and Willis Messenger and Bob Gull
bertson were over from Moran to meet
their old friend Othello.
Somehow or other (have you not
iced the phenomenon?) when soldier
marries in distant chimes, tits always
livery wealthy" young Venus.
Mr.. J. A. Alexander and Miss
sadie Sheldon were married Sunday
at the home of the BRIDES parents
two miles west of lola. Rev. x. p.
Bond officiating.
Justice Potter who is obliged to va
cate his present quarters in order to
make room for the REGISTER Bindery
has rented the front room over the
post Office for his office.
FARMERS BUTTER: We want your
butter. viii furnish you vessels to
ship In and pay you cash. Write for
particulars. o. f. Chandler & Son,
1923 Walnut st. Kansas City, Mo.
Reference NATL Bank of Commerce.
(15Feb99pd.)
A man eating oysters at Chanute
the other day found pearl worth SIS
In one of them. The increase of the
restaurant mans business has been
90 great in consequence that he can
afford to drop an occasional pearl of
that size in the soup.
The gas we'll being drilled at Mo-
ran is down about $50 feet. The tools
got stuck Saturday and were only
freed Tuesday and work resumed
Every inhabitant of the neighboring
burg accompanies each blow of the
drill with heart beat G. anxious an
tieipation,
s. G. Cecil, who lost by theft set
of harness and wolf lap robe recent
ly, has found trace of both. The robe
was sold in Colony and the harness
30 farmer about twelve miles north
west of town. Tell your troubles to
the REGISTER and you stand good
chance of finding quick remedy for
them.
Mike H. Moore, the gentlemanly
"gintilman from Cork" now located
at Columbus, Pa, and worth in the
neighborhood of $780, 900, is in lola.
Truth compels this admission that he
is not here to start anything, but
merely TO look after his large land
interests and his numerous loans in
this country.
G. II. DeClute has slch a large
stock of clothing on hand that be has
decided to establish a branch store at
LaHarpe. For this purpose he has
rented the Ohlfest building and will
put in a stock of which f. G. Rems-
burg will take charge. This makes
the second branch house to he es-
tablished at that point by lola mer
chants and the citizens of LaHarpe
ought to rejoice at their good fortune
at having the lola market brought to
their doors.
The Atchison Globe says that when
Fred Funston was young thing at
the State University, and before ne
acquired indigestion by living on tai
low and bootlegs in the Attic regions,
or had been through n Cuban cam
paign he was desperately in love
with a Doniphan county girl who