The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-24
Local Notes.

tndJ Hub Is growing so Ihbl lnaJ AJ16
has to build new school house every
year.
A lady canvasser wants to hire
horse and buggy to drive over the
county. Apply at the REGISTER
office.
have 40 bushels New Timothy
seed for sale at my farm or at 4. 4.
ShannOn's Hard ware Store. w. f..
Lyons. t3)
Miss Earring, of Moran, who Is at.
tending Ottawa University, came
home Friday to spend spring va
cation.
Arkansas City Ira veler: Real estate
in lola, Cherryvale and CofIeyviIle is
doubling in price because those towns
have cheap fuel.
Mrs. J. w. Anderson-who has been
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs
Reagan. left for her home in Baldwin
Tuesday morning.
The editor of the REGISTER went to
Lawrence TuesdaymOrning to attend a
meeting OF the Board OF Regents of
the State University.
The REGISTER is sorry to learn of
the illness of G. w. White, OF the
Chicago Lumber Co., and hopes for a
speedy recovery.
Have you cough dose of
BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYR-
UP will relieve it. Price 20 cents
and 80 cents. Evans Bros.
A lot of innocent delivery horses are
being driven to death in lola by gro
Gerry boys. There ought to be an
ordinance to prevent such things.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eshlemau returned
to her home in Moorehead after a
visit with her brother, Mr.. j. NJ
Overman, three miles south of lola.
The Moran Heald comes out al
home print this week and is probably
the prettiest and best paper pub
lshed i'm a town that size in the
State.
have lew bushels of flax shipped
fIom Iowa which ] will loan on easy
terms at :. A. Wickard IL Co.'S. San.
TIA Fe ware house. Orville Will
liams. Apr %.
The week old'baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Miller died Wednesday and the
remains will be taken to Toronto for
burial The bereaved parents have
the deep sympathy .of their many
friends.
on the registration books of lola one
mans occupation is given as council
man" The REGISTER prints the story, so
Il must be trne. Topeka Capital
1t is the last sentence in the above
paragraph that the REGISTER is
Lproud of.
McPost, G.. A. II. will entertain the
Ladies OF the W. II. c., and the re-
turned soldiers of the last war, in
their hall Friday evening, March 81
IA II are invited to come and have "a
good time.
Mr.. Robert Cook, writing from
Franklin, o., to renew his subscrip-
ton to the REGISTER. says he Is en-
joying good health and is having a
good time, which all his old lola
friends will be glad to hear.
If your child is cross or peevish, it
is no doubt tronbled with worms.
WHITES CREAM NERMIFUGE
Will remove the worms, and its tonic
effect restore its natural cheerfulness.
Price % cents. Evans Bros.
Mrs. DIR. Martin, of Kansas City,
whose son intended taking the prac
tice given up by DIR. Christy and who
was holding down the job for him un-
till his arrival, left for home Tuesday
DR.. Christy resuming the practice.
A be Null returned Friday from
Yates Center with two exceptionally
fine Oxford ewes. The superiority OF
this breed Is shown in the weight
one of the ewes touching $50 pounds
and their meat is very excellent
mutton.
The dispatches state that on
account of the high price of jack and
the hot competition of the gas
smelte rs, the Mattieson Hegeler zine
smelters in Illinois have shut down,
Gas and capital make an Irresistible
combination.
The barn of CrestOn Daily of Spring
Valley neighborhoOd was destroyed
by fire Monday, night to gether with
a lot of corn and hay. The loss will
be severely felt by Mr.. DAILY and his
friends will sympathize with him in
his misfortune.
AS the season of the year when
pneumonia, lagrippe, sore throat
colds, cataIrh, bronchitis and lung
troubles are to be guarded against,
nothing sis fine substitute" will
"answer the purpose" or is inst at
goodU as One Minute Cough Cure
That Is the one infallible remedy fol
all lung, throat or bronchial troubles
Insist vigorously upon having it i
something else" is offered you. G
b. Spencer a. Co
Did it ever occur to you that while
J gas in the house is a wonderful lux
+ ury, it is also "A killer of certain line
of business. 1t ia much easier for tn
housewife to bake her own breaC
when she has gas than it was whei
. she burned coal and many of then
who have used bakers bread all thei
lives, have commenced making thei
> own bread. And then think of tn
J. hot biscuits. Why, there are twic
as many made for breakfast nova
days. And all that knocks the bake
man out of sales. The pop corn ma
also has kick for he says people pc
q their own corn when they have gas
and the candy man expresses himsel
likewise. On winters evenin