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

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III with the voters Of lola by agreeing
to let the band practice out in his
pasture.
Rev. II. A. Doughty, pastor Of the
First Baptist church, has secured
residence at GIG north Washington
avenue, which his family will occupy
next week
LOsT-Between the postoflice lola
and Gas City double cape, light
brown trimmed with brown velvet
and ribbon. Finder please leave at
the REGISTER office.
Don't let this mild weather deceive
you. Some OF these fine mornings
a blizzard Will come bowling down
from the north that will make your
hair curl, and you want to be ready
for it.
st Fort Scott Monitor &. A. Lakin and
Mrs. j. II. Richards have been called
to Indianapolis by the death of their
sister, Mrs. X lzabeth Steele. Mrs. j.
L. Beatty, another sister, was there
at the time of her death.
Mrs.C. Newton lost small satchel
containing "a purse with "A small sum
( of money and two pairs OF gloves, be-
tween Carlyle and LOLA. Finder will
greatly oblige by leaving at the
REGISTER Office. 1t
Topeka GapHaE lola people are
. kicking on the nerve of the hold-up
, men. The gas city can't expect to stay
! In the hot town class without putting
| up with some of the woe that always
! comes with such distinction.
"A Kansas boy with pull" says
the Kansas CITY notes man of the
, Kansas City Star as he reads In the
REGISTER that DIR. Earl Chas-
tain, late of the Twentieth has gone
into business again, "has opened up q
dental Office in lola"
> If you are suffering from drowsi-
. ness in the day time, irritable of tenn
per, sleepless nights, general debility,
headache, and general want of tone
of the system, use HERBINE. You
will get relief and finally a cure.
/ Price 80 Ut. Evans Bros.
8 From the time he came to town un-
til he died-25 yesrs-a Hiawatha
S physician kept a card in the World.
{ Another Hiawatha man, Captain
LacOck, al attorney, has had his card
in every issue OF the World since 1t
T started, 80 years ago. OF such is the
9 kingdom.
The last day he was in lola Mr..
= Grant Miller persuaded Gen. Funston
to sit for photograph, and the re-
suit IL one OF the best portraits of the
General that has yet been made. 1t
shows the whole figure, seated, the
plate being l0xl2 inches, aud 1t is as
$ natural as lite.
0 Mr.. G. w. Keller, formerly OF
. Colony but now of Iowa, Is here on II
: visit and has hired guide to show
him about lola. He is so impressed
: with what natural gas has done for
, this town that he Is going 10 try TO
= get his people back in Iowa to do
some prospecting.
f, The Repu blicaus of lola township
;, nominated Mr.. l. b. Lawyer on their
# ticket thinking he lived in the town
4 ship Mr.. Lawyer lives i'm the Bunnel
D addition to lola and so, while he was
g elected, the commissioners threw his
g name out and declared MIR. Jeffries,
e the Fusion nominee, elected.
! Thanksgiving promises well for
: lola. There IL the Teachers Associa-
tion meeting here that day, Mr..
Rock EFT, the Twentieth K6nsas pho
S tographer, at night, foot ball game,
, dance the night before and a stag
. supper that night. II you have
a thought of leaving town, think again.
Justice POtter's court was occupied
. last Friday with the SUIT Of the
Arkansas City Milling Co. against j.
+; W. Ballard. The mills sold Ballard
three cars of flour to be sold on com
: mission, Ballard to make settlements
every fifteen days for the flour sold.
His affairs became tangled so that he
e couldn't always pay promptly and
4 the matter has been dragging along
q I'm dispute for some time, the first
= consignment having been made in
D February. The charge made Is EN-
= bezzlement and Ballard will try tn
9 show that he had an interest IN the
= goods, and therefore that he is not
q guilty of the charge. 1t is badly
4 mixed up case.
Bob white and Jim Barton were
y out hunting Monday and after long
and weary chase, neither duck nor
. quail having been secured, they shot
Q a chicken hawk. Thinking it dead
, Barton tucked it beneath his coat and
= started to town. Suddenly Barton
Z was siezed with terrible gripping in
lhe reg lon VI MS stouldtu anu uls-
= covered that the hawk had shut one
l. claw on him, grabbing whole foot
g full of flesh. No other way being
o found to open the claw they finally
= cut the leaders in the birds leg and
r Barton thus escaped. Had the bird
come to life and spread its wings,
perhaps this would have been Tabled
= "a Strange Disappearance 1t was
= narrow escape.
Lieut. J. Q. TeGt, OF Company e, Twentieth
. Kansas, and Miss Marie Jones, Of lola, were
- united in marriage a Topeka Thursday even
= ing of last week Rev. Henderson who was at
= tending the reception officiating. Lieutenant
I Teht accompanied the Company boys TO this
r place and was present at the reception eXer-
cises in this city. They have the congratula-
lions of large circle of friends Their mar