The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-09-08

steer branded X on right hip and has
under blt right ear. Tom Anderson.
Ernest Love and Miss Franz that
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Love since
Friday, came over from Bronson sat
urd"y aud spent their honeymoon in
lola.
The little burg OF Bronson has or
ganiZsd n Jaw aud order eague and
Is hOt on the trait of the Ui-leggers
who have beeu iniesting tue town
tor some tune.
After YOU have wa ched the street
sprinkler man work diligently all day
and noted nov lltIle effect his efforts
have, doesn't your respect Tor the
Maker Of rain increase?
The biggest tent on the Fair
grounds belongs TO Frank Jackson
who Is running boarding house.
That ulahes IL certain that nobody on
on the grounds needs go hungry.
Messre. Sleeth and Redmond were
up from Humboldt today. They say
that two new gas wells are being
sunk there, one on the city park anu
one west of the river for the Brick
company.
As an external liniment of most
wonderful penetrative and curative
power, BALLARD'S SNOW LINZ
MEN A is not equalled by any other
In the world. Price 20 and so cents.
Evans Bros.
Mr.. Dickerson was in from Cottage
Grove Friday and he says that
the rain there last Sunday was quite
heavy and did lot of good. 1t
helped the pastures and was also "a
benefit to the corn.
The REGISTER Tuesday prin,ed
posters on the authority OF Mr.. Cary
Duncan, manager of the Clark ~ Bates
lumber company Of Gas city an
nouncing that the company's yard at
that place was ready Tor business.
The Humboldt Union says that :.
A. ID. Cox, the stamp expert and
writer of Nick Carter stories has re.
moved to Tarrytown, y. Y, to be
near the big publishing house which
prints his stories.
f. Arnold started to Lecompton
Monday where he goes to enter Law
" L -
Arnold, west of the river, and Is a
bright, studious boy who is sure to
make good college record.
w. a. Wells, who has won an ex.
cellent reputation here as an archi-
tect during his practice of his pro-
fession in lola, lett today for Topeka,
where he has an excellent position in
the Office of the state architect.
The current number of Leslie's
Weekly reprints the picture OF Gen.
Funston aud his wife which hrst APP
pesred in the REGISTER, accompany.
ing ii by an article in which proper
credit is given to this paper.
Savonburg Record: A. Huss is
sinking shaft and has the best of
prospects for a good find of lead and
zinc. The blasting process is quite
expensive work. A little money
from our citizens will permit the
work to go on.
With two old stores receiving their
goods by the car load and two new
stores opening up aud receiving train
loads, the side walks of lola have
looked this week like the back yard
of box factory. But have you heard
anybody complain?
Mrs. Jane Simpson Tuesday
gave a fifteen year lease of the lot on
South Walnut street between Tay-
lor's lumber yard and w. NJ. Knapp
to the Episcopal church Of lola. The
church will erect place of worship
on the lot In the near future.
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE
is perfectly harmless, and will re-
move every worm. IL is also a tonic
AMI by it's strengthening properties
will restore to pale checks the rosy
hue of health Price % cts, Evans
Bros.
The LaHarpe News has changed
hands, Mr.. j. q. Roberts having
bought out Mr. IHgersoll. The latter
has gone to Oklahoma where his son
has II paper. The young man is in
poor health and the paper will be dis
posed of.
Kansas mothers who last year had
attacks of nervous prOstration every
time they saw cloud Off i'm the west
or the wind blew here while the 10th
Kansas was on the Pacific, are now
sleeping with calmness unknown
for over year in the knowledge that
the boys ere now on the ocean.
Rev. Weikman was mp from Hum
hOldt today locking after the interests
of the new Catholic church which will
soon be erected here. The work of
collecting subscriptions is now being
done and in about month the active
work of construction will be com.
melced
Humboldt Union Charles Hess
went up to lola Friday of last week
and had his name taken from the
fusion ticket nominated on the 23rd.
He received the nomination for county
surveyor, without his consent, and
for various reasons declined to be a
candidate.
Chas. Heron who left lola several
weeks ago TO join the army and who
is now member of the SIND volun-
teers, came down from Leavenworth
Saturday night for a short visit with