The Iola register., 1899-08-25


about $50 pounds, dehorned. Last
seen east oil Deer Creek bridge, any
will be appreciated by
a. Lewis or f.. =. Brigham.
j. f.. Henderson and wife expect to
attend the national G.. A. II. encamp-
ment back east this year and visit |
their old homes. j. f. has not Ueen |
home for twenty-one years and 1t |
would seem that his turn has surely |
come.
Nevada Post: Nat stephens, years
ago prominent Nevada business
man, is stopping at Hotel lockwood.
He has been selling goods at lola,
Kansas, but has concluded TO change
his location and may return to Ne
vada.
l.. Sleeper and son Roy and ;. T.
Breckenridge, who have been away
for some time on wagon trip to Mis-
souri,, returned home Friday night.
They spent considerable time around
Aurora. Mo-, and return in excellent
health and spirits.
Talk about your absent minded peo-
pie An lola youth while shaving
sunday morning, preparatory 10
making his regular sunday call, lath-
cred the reflection in the mirror and
nearly cut his throat with the razor
trying to get the whiskers Off.
Mr.. G. f.. Mcclure, who lives in
Baldwin and travels for the McCor-
mack Machine Company, has been
working in Allen county for some
time aud visiting his brother.in-law,
l 10 lnI Rf =
of his territory Monday night.
Harry Bassett, the county recorders
clerk, says that the real estate trans
fers for the past month have greatly
exceeded those OF the same month
last year. This is of course the dull
season i'm real estate, but 1t would
seem lively anywhere but in lola.
Mr.. Thos. Ball received letter
from his sons, Norris and Hayes,
which states that Norris has re.en-
listed i'm the army and has been given
an Office a. sergeant. He will per-
sonally see that the new army carries
out what the old army so nobly be-
gan.
Judge Gard has been ioshed a good
deal about his story of the height of
! the corn in the Neosho bottoms and
| to vindicate himself he brought half
dozen stocks to this office today.
They are fully II feet high and the
| lowest ear is nine feet from the
ground.
The occupation tax became fashion
able in lola Friday and Travis
Morse, not hitherto known a. lead
er of fashion exactly, was the first
gentleman to march up and plank
| down Every man VINO enters the
city hall is scruTinized as possible
second.
Fred Buchan recently passed the
examination at FIT. LeavenwO:th foI
admission to the regular army and
piled up a grade of 9S, the highest in
the history of that institution. Fred
is "A Kansas boy, q graduate of the
Kansas University, and the state Is
proud of him.
Lev Bustwick, who has done excel.
lent work on nearly all the newspa'
pers in Iolaleft Monday forCofieyville
where he has an excellent position i'm
the journal office. His many friends
wish him the success and pleasure IN
his new home which his talents and
| energy merit.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Cora Monfort, daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. j Il. MonfOr of Elm
township, to Mr.. Aaron Remsherg
Of the same neigh borhuod. The we'd
dug will take place at the home OF
the brides parents Wednesday even
ing, August 80, at 7:3O p. m.
The brick walk has been finished
in front of the Robinson blt ck and
Miller d Purcell intend to do like
wise i'm front OF their place of bust.
ness, making a full block of good
side walk. The heavy stone for the
new crossing to the court house is on
The ground and being put in place.
Blotches and excresences, which 50
often annoy people, are simply effort I
of nature to throw Off impediments to
the proper performance of her duties
| HERBINE will aid and assist nature
i'm her work, and ensure skin clear
and beautiful, entirely free from all
imperfections. Price 80 Is. Evans
Bros.
Wichita Eagle: 1t is said that fully
three-tifths of the proposals of mar
IlhBb III Aull6tE tOlllb W llllt Aut yOlHS
couple il driving in a buggy, and In
the starlight. There are farm horses
in Kansas, which, spirited on week
days, will creep along country road
like consumptive snail, Sunday
night.
Miss Belle Ricketts, has resigned
the position to which she was elected
in the lola schools in order to accept
a place i'm the Geneva schools at an
increase of salary. TO have taught
in the lola schools is recommenda.
ion to any teacher and Miss Ricketts,,
deserves the good fortune which has
come TO her.
The crowd of young people who left
town for the river Monday expect.
ing TO take moonlight ride on the
steamer, were sadly disappointed
when they reached the boat to find
that it leaks so badly it cannot be
ngaA fnhav rrpt hapE In