The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-09-15

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Judge smith closed apleasant day
yes erday by uniting IN marriage
Les ie A. Wiley, a1d Della a. Day
both of Colony.
Rev. j. H. Leonard and MIR. II. w.
Ewing went 10 Independence Tues
day to attend the meeting of
Nesho Pres bytery.
Customers that have LETT their
photographs at the New York store
to be enlarged, and have not received
enlarged pictures, please call.
Earnest Jordau's collection of Ma
Mia curlo-ities IS on exhibition in
Evans Bros window and proves
very attractive window display.
The REGISTER acknowledges with
thanks ticket of admission to the
Andersen county Fair which will be
held at Garnet, September 20 20 in.
elusive.
The curios which Earnest Jordan
! brought home from Manila, and which
attracted so much attention at the fair,
are now on exhibition in Evans Bros.
| window.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. =. No.thrup re.
turned sunday from Chicago whcre
they have been for several days sell
Getting the fall and winter stock of
| good for the store.
As an external liniment of most
wonderful penetrative and curative
power, BALLARD'S SNOW LINZ
MEN + Is not equalled by any other
In the world, Price 20 and 50 cents.
| Evans Bros.
Humboldt Heraid: Miss Chamberli
who was nominated for county treas
urer by the Democrats ami Populists,
/ said In recent interview that she
would probably decline the nomna-
| ton.
MIR. DeClute has ordered a new
brick sidewalk for the north side of
his store room, and the REGISTER
has ordered an iron stairway. This
corner of town is getting ready to
look handsome.
Erred Funston receives more mail
from this country than any other
man in the Philippines. says Har.
mon Wilson, "but think how it would
be stacking up if he had not married
that California girl"
ottawa Herald: Rev. II. G. Fraser,
of Banquet, Okla, a minister of the
Baptist denomination, has purchased
lots at Fourth and Sycamore and will
begin the erection of new cottage at
once. Rev. Fraser will move here to
reside.
G. f.. Buren, has sold the lola Cash
Meat Market TO Joyce d Adams, who
have wide acquaintance in lola and
are admirably qualified to conduct
the business. Mr.. Buren, will prob
ably return to California.
1t will always pay you to patro.
nize the merchants who advertise in
this paper. They want your trade or
want to keep it after they get it, go
they will treat you square.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Ferguson were in
town Saturday, having driven down
from Ottawa for visit with old
friends, They go from here to Salem
township and then down into Wilson
county before returning home.
o. l.. Cowan has sold his house in
the north part of town to Chas. Stin-
son of Carlyle, who will move to town
and take possession this fall. Mr..
Cowan intends to build again at once,
probably in the west addition.
A diseased liver declares itself by
moroseness, mental depression, lack
of energy, restlessness, melancholy
and constipation. HERBINE will
restore the liver to healthy condi-
tiOn. Price so cts. Evans Bros.
Colony Free Press: The family of
DIR. f. T. Metcalf left for EmpOria
Monday wherethey expect to remain
during the school term, Misses Anna
and Patti and their brother, George,
will attend the Normal college.
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE
IL perfectly harmless, and will re-
move every worm. 1t is also a tonic,
and by its strengthening properties
will restore to pale cheeks the rosy
hue of health. Price 25 cts. Evans
Bros.
Ir his last letter home Fred Nelson
said that DR.. Earl Chastain had made
application to he discharged at Man
lila, and il successful would return
home by way OF Europe. 1t is too
bad all the boys could not have come
back that way.
Parsons, in addition to getting into
scrape over trying to bride the
asylum committee, has lost hundreds
in population during the past year.
Hustling for an asylum Is an idiotic
move which town il bound to recog-
nize sooner or later.
CaDitaE The REGISTER SAWS that
the reason lola Is such a good grip
and sign" town Is because she has
never lost her grip, and always has
her sign out! Which same will be
allowed to pass this time, on coudi-
ton that the offense is never repeated.
Mr.. Rail of Elsmore, who has
spent the summer in lola studying
law, left Saturday night tor Kansas
City where he will continue his
his studies in one of tha
city offices. His friends here hope
that he may win abundant success.