The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-08-18

|. II. Kasbeer left yesterday with
his family to Kasbeer, HIS, 10
attend family reunion. Mr.. Ka--
beer's father and mother are
both living, his father 50 and his
mother 73 years of age, and the re.
union Will no doubt be very happy |
one.
Bert Brown and wife, with two
small children, arrived Tuesday |
from Hannum, Illinois, for II visit
with his parents here. Bert left here |
about seven years ago. He now has a |
large farm in Illinois, and says he
wi have about 5000 bushels of corn
this year.
The lola band has been employed
to play three days during the fair
and the members are putting in some
good hard ticks practicing these
nights. The regular weekly concert
will be given on saturday night of
this week and some new pieces will
he sprung.
Secretary George c. Thtasher was al.
mitted to the Jackson county bar on
Thursday ofthis week and is now entitled
to all the privileges afforded a disciple OF
Blackstone That's easy, George, take
pains to select obstinate jurymen, wink
the other eye occasionally and you viii be
o. X with the law foundries OF Jackson
county. Congratulations. Midland Mechanic
George is an old lola boy, the son
of w. &. Thrasher, and his many old
friends will join in the above con-
CALCULATIONS.
Curly" Alt and little negro had
"A collision at the ball ground a day or
! two ago which resulted in both OF
them being considerably bunged up.
3 "Curly'sn eyes aud face are swollen
+ up yet and he IL hardly recognizable
: by his best friends ana the negro had
three teeth knocked out. some of
"Curly'so friends told him he was n
of "A looking sight, but he says
"you ought to see the niger"
The growth of Gas City has rende +
, ed the school facilities of the district
/. Rose HID in which it Is situated so
, inadequate that the school board has
been obliged to call an election
to authorize them to Issue $4,000 in
. bonds for the purpose of erecting a
r new school house. The election will
r be held August u, and the bonds
e will probably he built in Gas City.
/, Bronson Record The well drill Is
u advertised to sell at constables sale
I next Monday and that will probably
end the career OF McCarty a. Sons. eX-
pert well drillers. We don't think
= they knew any more about drilling u
e gas well than the majority of yellow
K dogs know about drilling. At the
n trial no one appeared for the defend.
/ ant and Mrs. Mercy was given
Judgment for the amount of her claim
The outfit will sell next Monday and
someone can no doubt get bargain
Frank Bedell, the fourteen yeal
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. David Be
dell, Is making record for himsel
{ as a long distance bicycle rider. Re
v Gently he rode to Nevada in mar
velously short time for a young mar
q and Monday he rode from here Ia
/ Eldorado distance of 30 and eight
a tenths miles in little over lively,
q hours. If he keeps up this lick ht
9 will be heard from in the bicycl,
world some of these days.
II If you only expect to get one day
# lay-of the rest OF this year make tina
q day the 18th of this month. Tina
+ Will be memorable day Tor lola
v That is the day the lola ball team /,
= going to beat the Kansas City Blues
q 1t may seem unreasonable to think
that we are going to win that game
but somehow We can't help but think
V that we will. lola has Just naturally
!. got the hottest ball team that evel
It strolled down the pike.
e Granted to Kansas inventors thi.
Z week, reported by G. A. snow ~ Co
u Patent Attorneys, Washington d. {
". H NJ Camden, Soldier, com bined all
u tight wood and coal stove; f. w Crit
fiths, Galva, weed and trash cutter
o tor hoe and lister dTills; III q Hem
u Kansas City, hoop sizing ard flarinl
o machine; u Merideth, EmpOria, train
Q order holding device; w II ; ilIwell
5 Topeka, electric signal. For copy
3 of any of the above patents send tel
t cents in postage stamps with date o
. this paper to G.. A. Snow IL Co., Wash
e ington, ID. &.
; There is a great deal of sickness II
the country now, chiefly in the form
: Of low fevers. Most OF it doubles
: comes from drinking impure water o
/. ehNluR uuIlpe VI uNeI rps lIult. 1
il there IL any question at all about the
/. purity of drinking water 1t ought tC
h be boiled or distilled. And If there i
d any question at all about fruit i
K ought to be given to the swine.
3 doesn't pay to be sick, and nearly al
II sickness Is avoidable. If we wOulC
/. study our bodies as carefully as W,
do costly machine, aud take a
much pains toglveit the proper treat
a ment as we do TO handle our ma
i chimes properly, the results would re
g pay all the trouble invested.
p The friends of Mr. and Mrs. +. II
!. Thomas are deeply grieved to learI
q o the death last Saturdayof their sOr
4 Lloyd, whose serious illness had beer
q noted in this paper. The little one
A had been sick for several weeks anC
Q everything that love and skill coulC
!. suggest was done to save the preciou
life. A few days ago IL WAS though