The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-11

The wholesale grocery people have
the ground tor their new building nj
the west end OF Madison avenue
staked or and work on the founda-
tions will begin soon.
H. c. Winchester was in from
Carlyle Monday and he and Nj. +.
Jacoby went TO Fl. scott where they
will sit rs jurors on the grand jury
which cOnve0es today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boucher who have
occupied rooms during the past winter
at MIR. Hensen's have taken the Stov-
er residence on south Sycamore street
aud commenced housekeeping.
EXCHANGES: Position wanted in
newspaper Office Four years ex-
perlence in type setting, ad setting,
JOB work, making up forme, etc.
References. BERTHA M EAGLES,
Thayer, Kansas.
The Holton Recorder this week
states that Rev. 3, A. Alt, we'll
known here, has moved his family TO
Riley, Kansas, where he will take up
his work as pastor of the Reformed
church.
Mrs. Fred Hale went to Wichita
Sunday where she will make heI
future home, Fred having secured 8
position as travelling salesman for d
Wholesale grocery, with headquarters
at Wichita.
City Assessor Wright Gays he will
not be able to make his report unit
next month as the town IL mucf
bigger proposition than it ever wa'
before. His report will be awaited
with interest.
Bad bluuder from the Hutchinson
News: "Mr. Cruise lives at LaHarp'
and the atmos phere is heavy with ,
suspicion that he Is the widow
Cruise which we read about that wal
always full"
MIR. Mullen, who has been cashie
at the Missouri Pacific depot here
has gone to LaHarpe and is agent a
that place, Mr.. +. T Graham, tn,
former operator at LaHarpe, coming
here as cashier.
County Attorney Gard Is now a
Rock Vile, H., where he went Il
represent the firm of Ernst Bros.
Co, now of Kansas City, but formerl!
of Humboldt in suit in which soma
G4OOO is lnVOlNeu.
Wholesale houses say there has no
been such a demand for paint in Kan
cas- for ten years, and it Is not all rel
paint either. The "Generaln pro
poses to have everything look nice 70
the campaign this fall
Peaches and cherries seem to b
assured galore, but there is a worn
working ON the apple trees which
killing about five out of every e
buds. Only people who spray vii
succeed in raisiug apples.
Mr.. Wallace Robinson and famil
who have been visiting here a shor
time from Rensselaer,, left Tuesda
ing for Colorado where they vii
escape the heat during the summe
months before returning home.
+ Mr.. r. j. Hampton and family, lat
of Franklin county, are among u
recent arrivals at lola who ar
valuable additions to our town. MI
Hampton will probably engage i
business here later in the season.
Mr.. Mike Miller, the real estat
man, has staked Off the ground for
new nome on HOuUn buCheJ6 stree
The house will be a nine or ten roor
structure and will fill out the bloc
north of s. M. jennings residence.
: A deputy United States marshG
WAS here Monday from Ft. Scot
subpnenaing witnesses to appear bC
d fore the federal court against the ma
Penniman who was recently arreste
s here on the charge of selling liquo
. without a government license.
7 Particular people prefer pure pleas
and, palatable medicine. Most moth
ers maintain Gatlin's Cough Syrup
the best of all cough and cold RENE
, dies because 1t cures quickly, and
so pleasant children cry for 1t.
cures Group. For sale by Evan
Bros and Campbell a. Burrell