The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-21
Buckeye Churn at Coutant's.


kind of grain at the lola Water Mills.
For good Corn Shelters, Husking
Gloves etc, see 4. Il. shannon, North
Side Hard are.
The Neodesha Daily Sun nee Der
rick, has gone dead, the town having
failed to give 1t proper support.
Found: Note book from Northrups
Bank, cont aiming valuable papers,
has been left ut this Office for the
owner.
This week has been q regular holt
day week in lola. Every body has
been setting 'em up-the gas stoves,
that is.
Money refunded by all DIR uRgists
for anycase where Arthur's Vermi-
fuge Tea fails to remove worms. Guar
anteed. Price, rs cents.
About forty ladies held q
picnic in the spacious rooms of Mrs.
DR.. Fulton Friday as q farewell to
Mrs. Brewster who lett Saturday
for Pasadena, Call,
Reliable and experienced
statesmen to handle good line of
Lubricating Oils and Greases on COM
mission. Address, The Clinton Oil
Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 1t
The smelter's smoke has been hang.
ing around the streets, doing nothing
and choking people frequently and
some one ought to put the police on
and have 1t arrested or put out of
| town.
The Columbine Reoecca's had a
swell time Thursday. About twenty
five were over from Moran and all
| told there were 1876 present. Four In
itistions were enjoyed and then Ice
cream and cake. 1t was one of the
most notable events In the history OF
the lodge.
Those soft hats the girls are wear
| ing, with the rim turned down in
front and the top caved in, do have
rather rakish look and yet one of the
miliners was q little staggered the
other day when demure young wo-
man walked in and said calmly: "lf
you please, l want one of those 'go-to
the.deviP hats"
Col. and Mrs. Saphar, who enter
tanned the young people pleasantly a
short time ago, gave delightful re-
ception to the young married people
also, and Wednesday evening had q
crowd of staid old married folks at
their home. Thus it lie that there are
hut few people left who have not
warm words of praise for the hospita'
BILE family.
Mel MYERS discharge contains one
| funny mistake. Opposite the words
physical condition at time of dis
charge q blank line was left fol
"goodu or "badn to be written. The
officer had written "nonen in several
blank spaces and from habit wrote
E"none" in reference to his condition
Mel declares he will draw So on
pension on that some day.
Judge Gard has gone into the
mound corn business himself There
ie on exhibition at the city hall al
ear of red corn labeled: "Ear of corn
seed taken from an Egyptian pyra
mid. Grown by Judge Gard. Yields
100 bushels to the acre. Price S.l5C
an ear" All of which is respectfully
dedicated to Mr.. Powell and his In
dian mound corn with the comment
that 1.-The first liar never did stand
a good show"
Frank limerick and Cash Edsor
were driven to the country Thursday
by Ed Davis and they proceeded to
hunt. They intended To hunt game
but spent the day hunting IA place 10
hunt. The farmers seemed to have
formed league against them and
they were caught every time they got
out of the buggy and elected from the
l premises. The only game they bag
ged was shot i'm the road and consist
ed of "A turtle dove and dozen grass
hOppers which they caught ON the fly
Henry Decker, son of county treas
uer Decker, who - serving i'm Porto
Rico, has sent home some spanish
coin, seven five cent pieces aud tw,
ten cent pieces. The dimes" have q
cut of the infant King and the words
"A lphonso XIII, p l. q ID, ID II. T. \
i G de Espana, 1867 The initials
stand for Poor. little, COL darned
dreary, ruler, each year contracts your
spain" At least that is the transla
ton Miss Wilson, who got four of then
put ON 1t, and the Spanish editor o
the REGISTER says that's right.
UniOm Tuesday afternoon the drill
at the new brick plant we'll penetrat
cd the gas sand at the 500 foot level
and good flow of gas was struck
also "A fine flow of nigh grade oil
which Is the best found here to date
and will grade 30 per cent. The flow
of gas is said to be stronger than the
school we'll. The gas was piped
away from the we'll and lighted anC
could be seen ten miles away. 1t II
a very good find of gas and Mr.. Nc
Cready says it will get stronger al
the time. The tubing and packer
were put in and the we'll shut down
Those who believe chronic diarrhoei
to be incurable should read what MIR
=. Il. Grisham, Of Gaars Mills, La.
has to say on the subject, viz: 81
have been "a sufferer from chroni,
diarrhoea ever since thewar and have
tried all kinds of medicines for it. Al
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