The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-03

Miss Belle Houston who visited
her grandfather, MIR. Wooten, in lola
for the past six months left for her
home in Centerville Friday.
Newton Republicans ). n. smith will
go on the road next week for the lola,
Ksns., Extract aud Baking Powder
Company. 1t IL new firm and IL
said to be doing good business
Last Wednesday Mr. Wei-t, of
Moran, according TO the Herald, ate
some canned salmon at restaurant
and came near dying from poisoning.
Messrs. Harvey and j. A. Robinson
left last night for Rensselaer,, Ind.
where they will visit their parents,
J. A. returning here and Hsrvey GO
ing on to his home in Yule, n. d.
The only way to make your maya
Dzies of aAy permanent value is to
have them bound. The REGISTER
Bindery will do the work caeap aud
guarantee satisfaction.
The Topeka Capital says that lola
is the only town in Kansas that IL
plating additions. The attention of
La Harpe is called to this. The Cap.
tars address is Topeka, Kansas.
Jim Campbell is preparing lot of
fence signs for the Crystal Drug store
aud he was caught painting the fol.
lowing on one eft them: Powder
Face, Bug and Seidlitz, at the Crys-
tai Store.r
For driving out dull, bilious feel
ing, strengl hening the appetite and
increasing the capacity of the body
for work, Prickly Ash Bitlers is q
golden remedy. sold by Chas b
spencer d Co.
Zinc ore out put and prices brok e
all records in the Joplin district last
week. Jack is expected to reach S3G
ton or better. A shortage of spot
and future metal in Europe is the
cause.
Mrs. Jack Schall nee Maude
Thrasher, came down from Troy
with her children for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thrasher.
Her many lola friends will he de-
lighted TO see her.
Rev. II. G.. Frazer left Monday noon
for Lansing, Mich, summoned by a
al la l,nt 10
seventy-sx years is not expected to
live. He has the deep sympathy of
host of friends.
The Humboldt Union announces the
death on Wednesday night from pa
ralisis of Mrs. n. w. Crawford. Mrs.
Crawford was well known by many
people in lola who will be sincerely
grieved to learn of her death.
n. l.. Veze closed protracted
meeting at the Rock Greek -chool
House Friday with ten new mem
bers added to the church The meet
ing was interesting throughout and
much good il expected to follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Bassey, of Poca-
tello, Ia, arrived Friday In lola to
make their future home in the coming
metropolis. Mrs Bassey il a daught-
or of Mrs. G. NJ. Teats. Mr.. Bassey
will engage in business here soon.
The seven-year itch has broken out
in Atchison. In Topeka there Is an
epidemic of two.year itch, c,ntined
largely to the political aspirants, and
it seems probable that Kansas will
have some tall scratching to do in
spite OF prosperity.
EIdorado Republican, 1t is said
that Uncle Sam will send Samoa war
ships to those trou blesOme Pacific
islands. IL you don't see the joke
right away, don't get discouraged, as
1t took us two days to see through 1t
The DAILY REGISTER and the Daily
Topeka Capital will be sent to any adj
dress for three months for 81 70, pro-
vided the subscriber to the Capital 10
4" Low Ouc. lho w EEhbh hBGlolEh
and the Daily Capital to any address
three months for 81 80.
Mr.. Thornton Bliss and his family,
late of Bushnell, H., arrived in lola
the other day and will make this
place their future home. Mr.. Bliss is
a son of James Bliss and is man of
sterling character, whom the REGIS
TER is glad to welcome.
Thursday string of wagons en-.
tered town loaded with corn, today
another with baled hay. Everything
points to lola as about to become "A
more important shipping point for
produce, now that she has obtained
reduced freight rates as concession
to her increasing commercial Import
ance.