The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-10-05

day by telegram announcing the .
death of their daughter, Mrs. w. H. .
DeHart. Mrs. DeHart was formerly Z
Miss Alma Caughron and has
great many friends in lola who will
prieve to hear of her death She
had been sick for nearly two years.
Mr.. S. Nj. Jennings who recently
returned from trip to Kansas City,
SAYS he visited the Soldiers Home at
Leavenworth while away. Among the
old veterans who certainly should
have no motive save IA patriotic love
of country and her welfare to actuate
them the sentiment seemed to Mr.. Jen-
nings to be about 200 for Bryan and
9, 900 for Mckinley.
Mr.. Thos Breckenridge, the aged
father of Mr.. Sam Breckenridge, left
Sunday for his home at Waterville,
Kansas. While here the family had
a group picture taken, with four gem
erations shown. There were Thos.
breckenridge, eighty years old, Sam
Breckenridge 80 years, Bert Bracken-
ridge % years and Arthur Bracken-
ridge , years. And they all look
alike.
Seneca Tribune: A boon awaits
some lucky young man. a charming
Seneca girl has had the ligaments OF
her lower jaw injured so that it takes
her over an hour every morning to
: get her conversational facilities
e loosened up. The young fellow who
u pets her will be able to eat his break
u fast and get of to business every day
u without listening to a lecture on how
to be good.
h DR.. Nellie Tanner left Monday for
y Kansas City where she will spend the
d winter. She says she expects to re-
= turn here next spring and build a
l. home on the lots she bought on north
{. Washington avenue and which she
saws is the sightliest part of town.
10 The doctor has made many friend,
Of and had successful practice here
ID and her return will be Welcomed.
i X. c. Journal: A divorce petition
H. filed in the district court at lola re-
he cites that the wife was not 'dutiable,
and that she had caused her husband
=. "grate" suffering. Yet, before rashl,
- coudemning the photography, W.
-, must remember that there is TIN
~. chance that she was not imported il
defiance of the Dingley law and tina
~. she may have swiped the old ma
over the head with the shaker
The REGISTER is in receipt
Ia of a copy of f. T. Paull's latest an
ch greatest march just from the press
ier entitled Dawn of the Century March.
.ne The publishers agree to furnish an
gu of our readers with complete cop
~ of the piece for Doc in postage stamp
or silver, provided this notice an
mn this paper is mentioned, otherwi
yes the regular price soc will be charged
tn f. T. PAUL Music Co., A W.29t
ola ST., New York.
err News has come recently from Cal
use foinia that Judge Talcott, who tC
H. many years was Judge of this distrl'
the court and lived here has sworn OIL
md the matter of liquor and is Prosperir
ar, at his home in San Diego. The iud!
red was always popular and held in hil
can esteem for his ability here but he hi
ght acquired the taste for liquor and
you was always an mpedimentto hiscaree
His many old friends will rejoice
-, hear of his physical and financial be
terment.
had Kansas City Star; \ certa
49,. farmer living east Of Usage City, al
,Io- not noted for his resemblance
,ore Apollo, has son of I years w
him, possesses more wit than wisdom al
reverence. One day last week
stranger came to the farm, and seei
'efa the lad, asked: "Sonny, where
'ery your father? "In the pigpen, W;
GOA the reply. I'm the pig pen? Thanks
eng And as the man moved in the directt
UNI indicated, the boy shouted: 81 sa
)no- YOU will know him cause he has a /
on"
Re- At a recent meeting of the FL
last lodge thirteen applications for me
or bership were received A commit
, the was appointed on furnishing the ha
init consisting OF Harry sleeper ~
p Is Northrup and Claude Culbertson. ]
n. two former went to Kansas City 5,
day to look through Elk halls and
ideas and prices, The hall will
eu'' finished in a few weeks and when fit
''nv' up there will be big initiation wi
~ the new members will trot thror
Miss W. ,saooa
ople VA Pon,hliooo from Salem towns
iio"l reports that the fusion pOliti