The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-20

walker gets l6O acres OF laud that
joins the townsite of Girard, where he
will move the fret of March, when he
gives possession here. The land pur
chased by Mr.. Colon ranks among
the best of any in Allen county, and
he has made u most fortunate pur-
chase.
Abilene, the city council and the
Chronicle are in favor of joints The
Chronicle prints column telling Why
it so favurs and in the next column
tells of the death of a young man
while drunk. He fell from wagon
in shallow pool of water and drown
ed too drunk TO aid himsel and his
companions too drunk to save him
The two articles read well one right
after the olher.
Jim Mann is getting ready to build
on the lots where the recent fire oc
Cured. The rock from the old foun.
dation and cellar is being dug up fol
the new foundation. He will build -
modest house ON the west end of the
lots and this summer may erect a
large hotel on the corner, which hr
will conduct as a dollar day house
The site Is excellent and such a plac,
ought to bring good money.
The LaHarpe team IF Woodmen OF
the World put on the work at the in.
stallation last Thursday and the Local
lodge is still talking about the hand
some way in which it was done. It.
addition to being good workers. -
The team carries home made concei
in the shape OF male quartette am
1t was called into requisition and won
hearty applause.
Some Of the exchanges which have
been bowling about the compliment.
ary style of all obituary and wedding
notices may get comfort from thi
from the Paola Times: "kale Jen
nlngs, known as Whisky Kate, pas
I'd in her checks last Monday. she
was a. AOAbh NlaiAtlNA vi lllt NNu' ?
end of town.
The Odd Fellow hall is adorne.
with IA handsome altar which Tia,
Dorothy Rebekahs had made To- h
lola Manufacturing Co The iode,
paid the bill and donated it TO III,
nail. 1t is a handsome adorumen
ana was much appreciated by th,
Odd Fellows.
Many an innocent little darling i.
suffering untold agony aud cannor
explain its troubles. Mark youi
chiid's symptoms, you may fine
it troubled with worms; give II
WHIiES CREAM VERMiFUGt
and restore it TO quietness aud healta
Price % cents. Evaus Bros.
Theo. Strickland is experimenting
construction gang in the grading o
East street from A. w. Beck's hous,
ea't to the railroad and all man ha,
to do Is to shut his eyes and that fun
ny feeling will steal in anticipation
over him of riding ON an electric cal
and having not cent.
The DAILY REGISTER and the Daily
Topeka Capital will be sent to any ad
dress for three months for 81 75, pro-
vided the subscriber to the CaDitaI IL
new one. The WEEKLY REGISTER
and the Daily capital to any address
three months for 81 50.
The editor of the REGISTER YVES
called to Guthrie, Okla, Saturday
night by telegram stating that his
father, DR.. j. w. Scott, was seriously y
i'll with pneumonia. The many lola
friends Of DR.. scott Will earnestly
hope for news of his convalesence.
COheyViHe Journal The Churchill
confectionery and restaurant has
closed out. r.. Peet, from whom the
place was purchased, has moved the
furniture and fixtures To LaHarpe,
his old location, where he will reopen
in business.
Some of the scheming, energetic
youths aronnd town have rented A
Ii. Browns old coupe and now run a
delivery wagon out to the suburbs
daily. You can see it loaded up with
bundles twice day preparatory to
its mission of good cheer.
Chicken pot Pie, Roast Beef, Roast
Pork, Beef Steak, Fried Sausage,
Pork Chop or Fried Liver with mash
ed potatoes, gravy, bread and butter
and coffee for 10 cents at the Our Way
restaurant, three doors south of De-
Clute's.
W, A. Redfield, one of the old resi-.
dents of Humboldt, died at his home
at O'Clock Friday afternoon. He
had been In poor health for some time
but an attack of la grippe was the inn