The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-17

III ibhOhOJOs DUN WOOu anu DhIIbl
churns see II. b. shannon, North
Side Hardware 1Apr
Frank Myrick, of Mapleton, who
works at one of the smelters will move |
his family here as soon as he can Sc
cure a house.
CofeyViHe Journal lola has the
swell head because the list of her de-
linquent tax Judgments occupy only
half column in the local paper.
will sell smooth, galvanized wire
at the old price for limited time.
T. b. Shannon, North Side Hard
ware. 10 Mch
G. H. DeClute left for Chicago Tues
day to buy goods. He will visit at
his old home in Coldwater, Mich,
before returning home, and talk gas
and Kansas into the inhabitants of
the far north.
A. ii. Brown has received word
from Kansas City that his wife is so
far recovered that she has been re-
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the city where she is getting along
nicely.
Miss Bergman, of Blooming ton,
Ills, representing the Deaconess
Home Missionary work of the M. e.
church, was in lola this morning.
She is an old school. Innate of G.. &.
Lucock's
Judge Smith came down to his
Office this morning but had to return
home as he is about laid up and Mrs.
Smith IL not well either. w. J. Con-
ley is marrying and giving in mar.
riage i'm his place.
We have added sewing depart
ment which will be under the charge
of NJ. Hungerford, the well known
sewing machine man, and respectful
ly solicit your patronage. T. b. shan
non, North Side Hardware.
X: c. Journal Colonel Funston
and his bride ana Chaplain Schlieman
and his bride are keeping housn in
Manila together. Think of two honey
moons in the same house in climate
where the thermometer goes 600
above zero.
Food does more harm than good
when not digested. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat. 1t pre-
vents wasting diseases and cures
stomach troubles. 1t cures indiges-
ton, sour stomach and belching, and
allows wornout stomach rest. 1t
a;ts instantly. G. b. Spencer d Co.
The young man named Alonzo
V. Ricketts,, a member of Co. /, Goth
Kansas, killed in the charge upon
and capture of Calocan last Saturday
was a cousin of w. II. Ricketts,, the
shoe man, of lola, and was mustered
ia from Miami county
Mr.. SwoDger, one of the prosperous
farmers Of Kincaid, is here for few
days visit with his son, Prof. Frank
Swonger, of the public schools. He
has not been in lola for eleven years
and is very appreciative of the hand
some progress and prospects of the
city.
The following personal property
has been left with II. II. Jones, four
miles east of lola, to sell: One iron
harrow, one riding cultivator, one
mower-siX foot cut, one riding pillow
10 inch, one walking pillow, one
shovel, one wagon, one fresh cow, one
yearling steer and some tools. 2t w
Mr.. J. A. Robinson is back fir, m
his visit to his old home in Indiana
and he says the old state is prosper
Gus eastern money begging takers at
live per cent. And through it all he
! had stout heart and stiff upper lip
and pumped lola into every man that
couldn't outrun him.
Wells Bros. of Loffeyville got on
the New York market with three car
loads of eggs bought at - cents a
dozen, and sold them for 30 and 80
cents, due to the blizzard, realizing a
profit OF between $4,000 and $1,000, full
ly 100 per cent. That "lay" of the
Kansas hen was accompanied on
golden strings.
Alfred and Lawrence N elson are
both the proud possessors of bronze
medals, commemorative Dewey's
victory at Manila, sent them by their
brother Fred of the Goth Kansas.
The ribbon of the badge is piece Of
red, white and blue ribbon. The
pendant 10 a handsome bronze piece
In the center of which is fastened the
medal in the shape of a coin, having
on one side "Dewey's Victory, Ma
Mia bay, January l, $780," and on the
other picture of the Olympia. The
boys are very proud of the medals