The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31


finished plating DAVIS addition to
the city OF lola, containing forty five
lots. ihis addition lies ives, of the
santa FEE tracks just North of the race
track at the fair grounds.
your child is cross or peevish, 1t
is no dOubt lronbled with worms
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE
Will remove the worms, and its tonic
effect restore its natural cheerluln ess
Price 20 cents. Evans Bros.
l.. T.. and ID. = Northrup went to
Kansas CITY last Tuesday to study
buildings aud consult architects with
regard to plans for the new bank and
store building, work on which will
be commenced i'm a short time.
Happy Is the man or woman who
can eat "a good hearty meal without
suffering afterward. If you cannot
do 1t, take KodOl Dyspepsia Cure. l.
dIgests what you eat, and cures all
fol- ms Of Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
G. b. Spencer d Co.
Sample comments on the late snow:
81 rather think he back of summer
Is now broken and we won't be
bothered much by the hot weather
from now on" at seems to me that
winter is setting in rather early"
The lola Creamery has secured a
site and will put in a skmmiug sta
ton at Moran. This will he of great
value to the farmers around Moran
and will enable the Creamery to get
a footing in one of the garden spots of
Kansas.
The Odd Fellows made seven can
didates feel odd Wednesday night.
They initiated Adolph Schonaerts,
Ira Patterson, Jack Horville, Frank
Rosen berger, Rak Miller and two
others whose names could not he
learned.
The lola Steam Laundry received a
handsome delivery wagon Monday
and put it on the street at once. 1t il
"A very fine vehicle and would seem to
indicate that MIR. Newton is winning
a we'll deserved success in his laundry
business
| will have carload of choice eat
ing potatoes i'm "A few days. Leave
your orders early as they may be all
engas ed by the time they arrive
Orville Williams, agent for : A
Wickard Co. Grain House. Santa
Fe depot. II.
Wanted to rent two hundred acre
bottom farm. does not overflow, five
room house, good water, one hundred
and ten acers in cultivation, twenty
five i'm timber and siXty-five in hay
and pasture. Must be rented. Cali
at 425 North Washington Ave, or adj.
dress Lock Box 805.
Horace Hobart drops his father. H.
Hobart, "A line to tell him that he
came through the three battles all
right. 1--WE have been where the
bullets sang and are no longer tin
soldiers, but / don't care to he Sc
near again" The letter was written
from Caloocan on Feb. u.
Dispatches state that Governor
Stanley has received from Col
Funston recommendation of A. Il
COnlev for promotion to second lieu.
tenant Of Co. NJ. Burr is mighty
good soldier and officer and his lola
friends will rejoice at the recognition
of his ability.
McCook Post will entertain with o
bean supper and camp fire on Friday
night of this week. The w. X &
with their husbands, members of Me
Cook Post with their wives and young
WI Aio DHdlllSh Wdl ar
cordially invited to ne present.
Frank Harlan, found guilty OF
nine counts recently by jury was
sentenced In court this morning t.
thirty days I'm the county jail and to
pay a fine of 800 on each count aud
he costs, making go days aud 5000
fine. Harlan had his papers al
ready and an appeal was at once tax
en- to the Appellate court mt FIT. Scott
The Lanyon Zinc Co. has derrick
up and will drill we'll on the ives
side of the road leading south from
The Brick Plant, just south of the
creek on the Northrup land. AnC
when they strike big flow, they
Will decide how to use 1t, and tn,
REGISTER will furnish free space fo
"A full report.
The committee having In charge tn,
C9ment Works we'll guaranteed by
the citizens, have chosen n location
and let the contract for drilling. Tn,
well will be sunk on the Clarke land
on Elm Creek just east of the Pan
coast place. The contract was let to
Fred Horton and drilling operations
will be begun by the first of May.
; Mr.. ID. A fllebaugh, haudsom
young man from Toronto, has ac
cepted good position with the Uniol
Hardware ~ Mfg Co. and will max,
lola his home Mr.. Afilebaugh'
father, wealthy implement deale
of Toronto, is planning removal &
lola and the family will be welcom
indeed.
Mr.. Cash from Nebraska has bee
in lola for the past few days and Sat
urdayl purchased 240 acres OF Allel
county land lying two and half mil
es south of LaHarpe, One quarter q
the land il the Rhinehart farm and /
Unbiased and Mr.. Cash has struck
good farm and IA good thing at tn
same time.
The infant daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edwin Lassater was buried FIJI
day. The baby succumbed to on
of the numerous infant diseases. Tn
funeral was conducted from the hous
by Rev. Leonard and the remains lai'
to rest in lola Cemetery. The bereav