The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-17


brother-in.law, II. f. smith, and his
many friends are glad to see him.
Born, Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Myers of nOrtn Washington avenue,
an eleven pound girl. Mr.. Myers is the
engineer on the Missouri Pacific plug.
r.. H. Kellogg, proprietor Of the
Silver Leaf herd of Poland China
swine, shipped fine show boar to
Lewis Billings at Cherryvale today.
Henry Waters left Wednesday for
Blakely, Georgia, where he expects
to remain until the middle of Febu-
airy, looking after his business inter-
ests,
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A Thrasher and
daug sarah, have gone east and
will spend the winter at Philadelphia
that being Mr.. Tnrasher's head
quarters.
You do not have to dry goods in
the shade cOlored with Putnam Fade
less Dyes. They are fast to sunlight
and washing. lOc per package. Sold
10y Campbell u Burrell.
Mr.. +. c. Hough, of Stotesbury,
Mo-, IL IN lola on mis- second tour of
inspection and has about decided to
move here. He likes the town and it
is now only Il matter of finding
location.
r. W. Kitchen left Saturday for
| Chicago and will be absent on his
regular fall trip for the next sixty
days. He is travelling salesman for
a Chicago house and retained his job
/ when he went into business here.
The little dummy line which will
connect the cement works with the
stone quarry is being laid and when
| it gets in operation there will be no
trouble about getting the rock to the
works even when wet weather sets in.
| The REGISTER has received from
the publisher, n. Weinstein, of New
| York, several copies of The Dare
Devil March, dedicated to Gen. Fun
ston. The author is V. Arnold, and
it ought to be dashing and thrilling
piece.
Busch d Wadsworth, the south side
promoters, have gas well down 600
feet on the land which they have
leased this side of the creek. They
are sure to make a good strike and the
gas will be used for their new brick
plant.
will Green has bough half in
terest in the Edgar grocery and has
become city merchant. Will lie
widely acquainted over the count Y
and his many friends hope and ex-
pect to see him make success In his
new line.
The funeral of Claude Sullivan, the
two-yesr-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
ID. sullivan, of All north Cottonwood
street, was conducted at the resi-
dence last Friday at IL o'clock and
was attended by large number OF
sympathizing friends.
The third batch of the gas leases
made to the Carlyle Gas d Oil Co
we're filed Tuesday. They were made
by g. W. Moore, L. >. Lingstreth
Lodeska Francis, r.. :. Martin, Chas.
OrendOrff, Ira f.. Largent, &. b.
Smith and G. w. Moore.
Some cheerful idiot has heard about
the lola Sorghum works and started
the story that lola people patronize
home industries and prefer lola
sorghum to honey for sweetening on
their cakes. To he sure lola people
are stuck on the sorghum.
Miss Maude Hiner, of Bronson, who
has been studying the art of dress
making in Kansas City, arrived in
lola Tuesday and will work for Mrs.
j. :. Turner Miss Hiner has II large
circle of friends in lola who will be
+ al nh IN 10 . IN III "a
here.
MIR. w. l.. Allison, Of the lola Man.
uiacturiug Company, was very pain
fully injured Monday afternoon, an
iron splinter flying in his right eye.
| The doctors succeeded i'm extracting
the iron and he will not lose his eye
sight, hut the injury is very annoying
and painful.
Merrill Winchester's name, by an
oversight which the REGISTER much
regretz, was omitted from the list OF
A lien county soldiers printed in this
paper. Merrill was brave and gal
liant soldier and his name deserves to
be remembers when the roll is called
of those who served their coultry.
For burns, cute. bruises, Iacera-
tions, or injuries Of any description,
BALLARD'S SNOW IMMINENT is
sovereign remedy. 1t. never fails to
do good, and go promptly that Its
wonderful properties frequently
create surprise. Price % and 80 cts.
Evans Bros.
Mr.. f.. +. Davis. who owns con-
siderable property here, among other
| things the Spencer building, came in
! last Friday from Oregon where he
spent the summer. He expressed
himself as more than satisfied with
the way the town has gone ahead
during his absence.
Blue Mound Suu: Aaron Engle and
family moved their household goods
to LaHarpe Wednesday. We under
stand that Mr.. Engle will run a
livery barn at that place. The Sun is
sorry to loose this estimable family
from our community and wishes them