The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-10

Cherryvale is in he throes of city
and the council at the same
time is granting a street railway
franchise
Rev Alt, of HolIOn, came in yes
terday from A hileue where he has
been conducting meetings, and will
visit over sunday with his brother.
in.law, f. f.. smith.
The accommodation train stops morn.
ings at the Bunnell addition east Of
town and quite number of work
men at the three factories take
advantage of it these mornings. A
platform will very likely be put in
at that place and fifth place thus
created where the train will stop
While waiting for the official AN
nouucement of the big smelter com
bne, it IL comforting to know that
from half dozen men, representing
various interests in the deal, comes
the assurance that ait won't hurt
lola She is being taken good care
off,
The Semiauuuai promotion in the
public scaooi+ took place FRIDAY
and twenty.tWo Scuu4 people Were
adyanood to tho Nigh schoo.. Eight
o the4e were from ine uotth buildiug
and fourteen rom The sou n The to-
tA nigh school enrDllment j. now llG,
full house.
\ number Of Invitations were re-
/ ceived by lola people today to attend
grand bali to Doe given by Queen
! City division Of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers at Chaaute
next Thursday, and several of them
are planning 10 attend.
81 want some oyster soups on my
hat Just like Mama's," remarked a
three year old damoselle the, other
day, and it was little while before
the fond mama discovered that IL was
her ostrica tips that had attracted
the little 9pe's attention.
Miss Nellie Colborn began clerking
at Bedells store Monday. The busines s.
of the Grand Leader has been grow
ing at such rate lately ihat ad
ditionsl clerical force was necessary
and Miss C0lburn's ability and eX
perience recommended and secured
for her the position.
Mr.. Boyd addressed the High
school Friday afternoon, with 4
few farewell sentences, which wer,
heartily spplsudedl The High schoo
has enjoyed and profited by Mrs
Boyd's work during the past week
and wishes that She may return t.
lola at a time not far distant
The new sugar mill which 1t is pro
posed To build at FIT. Scott will use
$500, 600 gallons of water daily, and
FIT scott is afraid she can't furnish it.
IN spite of the fact that che is wet
town. Better come over here wher,
the Neosho river can be drawn on fol
two billion gallons daily il necessary.
Children who are troubled viii
Worms are pale IN the face, iretfu by
spells, restless in sleep, have blu,
rings around their eyes, bad dreams
variable appetite, and pick the nos,
; WHITES CREAM NERMIEUGl
) will Kill and expe these parasites
Price % cents. Evans Bros.
w. A. Cowan went to Topeka Mon
day as delegate from the local cam
to the state Camp, Modern WooGmel
OF America. +. j SOmmer of Hum
, boldt, went up to represent tina
lodge, aud Harry Brown went to at
tend the meeting of the deputy hes,
/ consuls:
. Tho special meetings closed at Ia
Methodist slchurch Sunday. Man,
were unable to get into tha house
Rev. n. V. Moore preached an ex
cellent sermon There will be re
vival services on every sabbath ant
Wednesday night The official boar,
will meet for important business thi
evening.
DR.. Clark, Il e famous Chicago spec
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E iaIist, member of IN,
medical staff of the Chi
t9~ Curative Institute
E&~F will visit lola Mon
X&tAG day, February 18th, of
.zsf>E,y|sa1H flee at the Hotel Thorn
EkpYA1 son ,one dav only.
STfxEk3Sf' Those who are afflicted
with some form Of chronic or specia
disease should not fail to consult him
Consultation free
The report that twenty Americana
were killed and l25 wounded at Ma
Mia makes the chances of an Ameri
can soldier being hit pretty slight
Ono man in hundred was hit anC
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