The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-01

Society item in tie Emporia Gazette:
Mr.. Barber and his bride are in town
today. She has red lining in her
dress snd n purple petticoat and he
is wearing orange colored Kid gloves
on a day like this. This is love!
This is lovel
#. A. Ruse, one of the prominent
implement dealers of Argonia Is here
visiting A. w. Beck on his way home
from an implement meeting at Kan
sas City. He has many friends here
who are glad to lnow that he is
prospecting.
For broken lin bs, chilhlains, burns,
scalds, bruised skins, sore throat and
cor Of every kind, apply BAL.
Ia RD'S SNOW LINIMENT. 1t
will give immediate relief and heal
any wound. Price 25 cts. and so cts
Evans Bros.
Bert Paul, the base ball umpire,
has TAX en- an excellent position in his
uncle's bank at ct. Paul. Neb., and
has settled down to business. Bert
Pyne IL again working at his old
place in clothing store. The boys
have a lot OF lola friends who wish
them success.
J. 5. Ausmus and three chi ldren.
and his uncle, >. Richardson, left
Sunday for Chandler, Ok, where
they expect to live. Mr.. Ausmus
lost his wife few weeks ago and
then decided to take his children to
his uncle's to live.
Charley Eastwood had a sale of his
stock recently and Chas. Price of
lola who attended reports that one
twO-year-old mule sold for S63 80, a
good price for the animal. Every.
thing else went for good prices and
the sale was a "howling" success,
thanks to the good crer
John Young, of Alameda, Cal
where he is principal in the public
schools, aud Mrs. Rose (Young) John
son, of Vancouver, b. c., are here,
having been called to lola hv the
death Of their father, Squire Young,
which occurred last week.
Clarence Norton has figured 1t out
that the beech wood log which was
recently found in Allen county came
here as side pole on a car of tele
phone poles and was carried off
and dropped on the road. And his
exploration is probably correct.
Sheriff Hobart left Monday
for Leavenworth with Isaac Fem
+ burg, the pick pocket, sentenced to
two years; Lulu Moore, the cOlored
girl who stole from Mrs. Lands, and
= White, the barber who stole
Mark Gillihan's barber tools.
There are few ailments so uncom-
/ 70 Ia t,flau hn iIxy
be cured by using TABLER'S BUCK
EYE PILE OINTMENT. Relief fol-
lows it's use, and any one suffering
from piles cannot affOrt to neglect to
give it a trial. Price so cts in bottles,
tubes 70 cts. Evans Bros.
How's this for good old Demo-
cratic, s-going-to-thP-
devil paper like the Humb oldt Herald:
Cunningham & Son seem to be doing
good business In lumber, etc. from the APP
pearRnce OF things around their yard The
farmers and townspeopte, too, for that mat.
ter, must be building a lot III these
things are good indications of general
prosperity.
The disposition of children largely
depends upon health. If they are
troubled with worms, they will he
irritable, cross, feverish. and perhaps
FeTlOu-lN slCk. w III L u NINTIA VI
NERMIFUGE il worm eXpeller
and tonic to make h am healthy and
cheerful, Price % cts. Evans Bros
Reports come from all over the
county that the wheat ia in fine con-
dItiOn, The early wheat is getting a
little bit rank and needs pasturing
down, and the late wheat which for
while was considered a total fail
nre, has come up nicely and looks
fine. Allen county never went into
winter with finer wheat prospects.
Mr.. Cook, of the Cement Company,
has bought the new eight room house
just finished by Mr.. Fred Foster on
south Cottonwood street, opposite the
Alec Brown place. Ii Is handsome
home and the REGISTER is glad to |
witness such evidence Of the
permanancy OF Mr., Cooks intentions, !