The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-06

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lola. Inquire at lola House.
+. " Campbell, the ElsmOre drug
gist, was in town Monday.
Miss Ella Cowsn returned to her
.chUol work in Kansas City.
The year 1890 looks mighty big and
has something good in every pocket
fnr lola.
When you mistake the date re-
member there were "ninety and nine
hat safely lay"
l.. b. Kline, Hank Smith and Sam
Willoughby came over from Moran
ibis morning.
Mrs. Adams returned to Emporia
'onday after u pleasant visit with ola
A lien county friends.
The more mpaTi.ons you M k
he more You are convinced that lola
s the hest Town ia Kansas.
Charlie Clark il now temporarily at
l,rge, his time with the Cash Grocery
neIug finished wi h the year.
EmpOria Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. p
NJ Canine left Monday for II two
months visit with friends in Frank
I'm, Ind.
Geo. Kirby is one of the fellowe
whom The clo-e of the holiday rush
left stranded in peace and quiet q I'd
ldlenes-.
Wanted, to lease with privilege
of huS ing, ar to buy, good farm
adapted tplruck and garden near lola.
Inquire at lola House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hungerfprd, of Iowa.
and Hamilton, If Vernon, Kaus., are
visiting DR. and Mrs. Morgan. Mrs.
Hamilton is The doctors daughter.
w l.. Barrels d Son are placing a
car loa of kegs in their big base.
ment. Every keg contains abou.
eight gallons oftne finest quality of
nails ever drawn.
The University crowd, Miss Norris,
Miss Ewing. Miss Henderson, Mics
Hedger and Wills Henderson return
ed to the pursuit. of elusive wisdom
on the hill at Lawrence Monday.
w. NJ. Merchant, of Deer Creek
township, and his grandson, Mr..
Latham, of Psola, who is looking
over lola and Allen county with IA
view TO locating, were in town Mon.
day.
There will he services at the court
house Saturday night, the 7th, sun
day at | and also Sunday night by
an evangelist, f. w. Retman, of Al
toona, Kan He is an able speaker.
Let every body hear him.
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.
The three boys who went to Eureka
last week tn enlist did not all join.
John Dickerson enlisted in the
Twelfth Kansas and is now at FIT.
Riley. Claude Wright would not
join because Hugh Reagan could not
get in and they are both home again.
The postmaster wishes us to say
that the cost of mailing copies of the
special edition of the REGISTER is
two cents. There are quite a mum Der
now lying in the office with one cent
due on them and he wishes that the
senders thereof would call and put on
another cent.
DIR. Teas worked a smooth scheme
Saturday night. He wanted to go to
Kansas City on the night train and
so he got ready and accepted an In
vitation to the watch party, and got
himself sat up with. The trains pass
here and SO he was In II just as much
as the guest of honor.
Drs. Core aud Cecil. whose arrival
here was noted In the REGISTER re-
Gently, have secured the rooms form
erly occupied by DR.. Williamson in
the Bartels building and will locate
here permanently for the practice OF
medicine. While they will engage
in the general practice, they will give
special attention to chronic cases, in
the treatment of which they have
been very successful. The REGISTER
welcomes them to lola and trusts
they will realize their highest eXpec-
tations.
The Sisters of Saint Francis Clinton,
Iowa, Writes under the date Of Jan
uary 81, 1897, about six months ago a
very reverend clergyman recon-
mended Regan's Rheumatism Rem
edy to US as one of our sisters was a
severe sufferer from rheumatism oil