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

Roll Gard drove to Elemore Mon.
day to try man named Nc
MILAN, charged with selling liquor.
License to marry was issued Mon
day to Mr.. II. l.. Ingels of Leanna.
aud Miss Jennie Il. Little of Savon.
burg.
The reservoir at the lola Ice Plant
IL being enlarged to double it's former
capacity, which looks suspiclOusly
like expansion.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Apple returned
home Tuesday after an extended visit
with relatives and friends at their old
home in indianapolis.
X. c. STAR The FIT. Scott man
named Haddem, who is now recover
ing from a severe attack of tremens,
seems disposed to live up to his name.
Chas. spencer and s. G. brewster
armed with shot guns, went out 10
Usage township Tuesday. All stock
raisers are hereby notified to keep
their cattle in doors until further
orders.
Mrs Gertrude christian Calhoun,
of Keosauqua, la, who mas been
visiting her mother at Carlyle, is
visiting the family OF Mr.. ID. Gilkeson
In lola. Her daughter Maude
is with her.
The author of ain His Steps" has
startled Topeka by offering $500 for
the conviction of anyone SELL
ing liquor in Tennesseetown. the
negro suburb of the capital.
Cox d Freeburg yesterday placed
on record the plat of their second
edition to the city OF Esmore, con-
tanning thirty-two lots. The rest of
Allen county Is pleased al this evil
dence that Elsmore IL in the ranks of
expansion.
There will probably be good skat-
ing for the kids right in the city this
winter. Nolthrups are excavatiDg a
basement lor their big store building
and II will stand open all winter,
giving the rains and SHOWS chance
to form a nice pond, which ought to
freeze easily and smoothly.
Blue Mound Sun. Mont Harrell
came over from LaHarpe the latter
part OF last week and remained with
his family until Tuesday evening,
when he left for lola to accept a job
Ol lut ntW nOIhb bblHk
erected at that place His family will
remain IN Blue Mound for the present.
In sluggish liver, HERBINE, by
It's beneficial action upon the hillary
tracts, renders the bile more fluid
and trings the liver into u sound
healthy condition, thereby banishing
the sense of drOwsinese, lethargy,
and the general feeling of apathy,
which arise from disorders of the
liver. Price 80 cts. Evans Bros.
Chanute Tribune: Simon Edwards
IA son OF Mr.. Henry Edwards, of this
city, died very suddenly at his resi-
deuce at Leanna in Allen county yes
terday. Mr.. Edwards was well
known teacher In this county for
many years and was highly esteemed
by all that knew him. His wife is a
, daughter of II. G.. Dryden, of Urbana
| WeHsVHe. Globe: Mr.. J. G. Norton
| of Moran, Kansas, who will handle
the subject, Corn Fodder" at the
Farmers Institute, is a man who has
made life study of the corn plant
having over 81 900 invested in expert
ments. He has reduced the handling
: OF corn fodder to a science. Secretary
Coburn says that he considers what
Mr.. Norton can say on this subject
is of great Importance.
, The point of view of the inveteratt
gambler is hard to understand. A
young colored man in lola picked ou
fine fat turkey which he wanted tC
buy and send 1t to his old mother fol-
Thanksgiving. He had ninety cents
but instead OF buying the turkey, he
proposed 90 the clerk that they shoot
craps to find out whether the 90 cents
> or the turkey changed hands. The
clerk threw the bones and took the
30 cents, and the old mother is still
, shy of turkey.
: Frank Scott lie authority for The
following Joke. He declares that
now that the Americans have cap
, tured Aguinaldo's secretary, Buer
canine. they ought to have NJ
trouble in capturing the big rebel
! himself All along the reason giver
, for not taking ARuinaldo has beer
"b I'D roads, and now good road
? has been taken The Spanish name
"Buencamino" means literally, "gooC
road"
A young man in this town had a
somewhat severe blow Saturday
He had been rooming with another
man and they had agreed to separate
and sell off their furniture, but he
didn't expect the separation TO tai I
place 30 soon. When he came home
from work he found all the furniture
taken from the room. Then he
wandered down to his washer
woman's to get his change Of linen
> only to find that she had left town
that day, taking his clothes with him
The MethOdists report good day
Sunday, A splendid missionary
Offering was made in the mornir 8
and two persons deposited certificates
of membership. The usual congrega'
ton packed the house in the evening
and al the after meeting two seekers
were at the altar and two united on
probation. Meetings Tuesday and
Wednesday evening.