The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-06-09

come emaciated, weakly ana III dam
ger Of convulsi0Ds. WHITES |
CREAM VERMIFUGE is the most
successful remedy. Price 25 cents.
Evans Bros.
Miss Clara Harris who was elected
Monday TO a position in the lola
schools was also elected to her old
position in the FIT. scott schools at an
increase Of five per cent in salary,
bringing 1t up to the $50 mark, This
Is deserving compliment to her
excellent work
The estimated cost to Parsons of
the locating Of the insane asylum at
that place is growing daily. 1t nae
now reached the SIS, 200 mark aud
me Times THE morning saws that
Major Anderson Gays that he was
offered $1,000 for his vote, but de
cined.
Judge smith has not had the pleas
ant privilege OF issuing a marriage
license for over u week; when Monday
night after closing hours young man
appeared, the judge WAS az pleased as
II il was his own certificate he was
signinR The young people to wed
are J. H. Dickson, of LaHaIpe, and
MhuuO pibpVJj w lObO lSIlh'
Rev. and Mrs. d b. Shuey returned
Last Friday afternoon from their trip
to Tiffin, o., where they attended the
syno tical meeting Of the Reformed
church. Mrs. Shuey wac continued
as vice. president of the national mis-.
sionsry society and Rev. Shuey was
one OF the committees appointed by
the synod to assist in the decoration
day exercises at Tifiin.
Another old townsite stake has
been exhumed. This one was found
on the corner of Madison and Walnut
streets, the workmen finding it while
digging foundation for the Gas
Com pauy's building. A heavy iron
rod was put in its place and there are
thus two fixed corners established for
future guidance, this one and the one
at the Jim Mann's hotel.
Cheerful lie from the Hume Tele-
| phone: The strange actiOus of uuml
Der of women caused some excitement
on Hume street recently. One
woman stood at one end Of block
and another at the other, and all the
teams travelling that way were turn
ed back. 1t was learned that they
bad an angels TODD cake in the oven
at their house and were afraid the
! vibrations of team passing in front
of the house would cause il to fall.
Geo. \. Bowlus has evidently start
ed out to have the handsomest home
in town and he is rapidly succeeding
The lawn has been put in beautiful
shape and a heavy tagging sidewalk
put all the way around. The rock is
now on the ground for curbing to eX-
tend around the west and north sides
OF the yard and when it is put in
there will not be much more to ask
TOR. lola has reached the curbiNg
stage and paving must follow as the
night the day.
The Fair Park management has put
up the lumber which 1t recently
bought from the NOIthrup's, along
the north side OF its park and the gen
tlemen whose necks are longer than
their purses will hereafter be depriv-
ed of the pleasant privilege of watch
ing the ball games and races without
money and without price. Enough
lumber was bought to construct at the
same time several additional stalls for
the horses which are annually stabbed
here during the fair, and quite mum.
htI u Ahtlh diV btluk bullAs
A petition has been filed by the
legal voters of the neighhOrhood call
ed "Lanyonville,N near LaHarpe
and which neighblrhOod has Away
been considered 10y IaHarpe rs one
of its suburbs. To have the aforesaid
Lanyonville organized into city Of
itself. The voters are dou otless en-.
titled 10 flock by themselves If they
so desire. Should they carry out
their plans Lanyonville will make
the third town in the gas neit within
six miles east OF lola.
On the soulful bound passenger train
Wednesday was "A young soldier,
discharged from the 2Otn regulars
last night at Leaveuworth, he having
completed his three Years in the
regular army. He was in Manila
when his time expired and was
acquainted with number OF the lola
boys. He recognized the REGISTER
reporter and yelled as the train pull
ed OUT: IL saw your brother and the
other boys over there, They're all
right The time was too brief for
much of talk, but il sounded mighty
good % have an eye witness testify.
The REGISTER l. indebted to j. C.
Bush and ife, OF the Chehalis
(Washiugton) Bee, for unique SOU
venir o the hop business. II is a
little pamphlet of pictures of the hop
industry at different stages and con-
veys An excellent idea OF the manner
i'm which the great enterprise is
carried on. Accompanying the pict'
ures is bunch Of hops which are
certainly of the finest grade. The
REGISTER appreciates the souvenir,
and if it means that our I'D friend
has gone into the hop business here's
hoping that he may find millions in
it.
The contract for the Gas Company :
new Office building TO he erected at
the corner of Madison avenue and
Walnut streets was let Tuesday
10 Wood IL Fetters The bids were
opened at that time and the contract
let to the lowest bidder. The bids
were ms follows: Wood d Fetters,
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