The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-12-14

lies from colo is That the teeth are
not worn Off, but the front teeth grow
SO long the hind teeth or grinders can
not meet. BY filing the front ones the
evil is remedied.
Nit White came down from EN- |
poria last evening and returned home |
this morning. He found the Our Way |
and was well pleased with
everything. AS the Emporia Elks |
lodge is now organized he visited the
new hall here and admired it and the
furniture immensely.
Young Bliss, the boy arraigned for
shooting into Santa Fe passenger
train, had his preliminary in justice
court Saturday, and having confessed
to the shooting, he was bound over to
the district court under the same bond
he gave in justice court.
Don't risk the little ones life; Group
is dangerous disease. Mrs. II.
Gregg, Dundee, Kans., says;-"My
little daughter had been troubled with
Group since she was three months old;
Begg's Cherry Cough Syrup cured
her." Children like it. GUARAN
TEED. Evans Bros.
One of the results of the increased
valuation of Allen county property in
the assessment of 1900 is that the road
tax has been cut down from three
mills, where it has always been, to
two mills. 1t is to be hoped this will
arouse as great a shout of Joy, as an
increase of one mill would evoke a
mighty grunt.
Miss Nettie Goodding, teaching in
the Fourth grade of the lola schools
has accepted aposition in the schools
of Kansas City. Her place here will
be vacant after the first of the year
and has not yet beeen filed. Miss
Goodding's friends are sorry to lose
her from our schools and from lola,
but rejoice in her promotion.
Chanute now has two mantle fac
tories the old one having dissolved
partnership and the proprietors nav
ing set up in business separately. One
of them ought to move TO lola where
the demand of 10. GOO i'm lola. Gas City
and LaHarpe would make Il good field
for home consumption, while giving
an equal show for the outside world.
All the gas town papers have been
jumping on f. G. Lotterer, the Cherry
vale man who told the world that
Kansas gas was about played out,
and now he says he didn't say what
the papers say he did. But of course
his whispered retraction down at Cher
ryvale don't reach the people that his
blastthrough the associated press did
A derrick has just been built west
of the Faulkner place southeast of
lola, somewhat to the south of the ex-
plored gas territory and the result of
the drills penetrating powers will be
awaited with interest as a good we'll
there once more extends the field to the
south and every mile or half mile
gained means years of added life to the
field.
Mrs. Gertrude Hutchinson Monday
filed suit against her husband, w. b.
Hutchinson. They were married in
Kansas City in September 1895 and
lived together until April 1897, when
he left her without cause ana never
came back. They have no children.
She asks for divorce and to be re-
stored to her maiden name of Gertrude
Beadle
Mr.. Joe Hite and Miss Mary Tenn
pie, two well known young people of
lola were married Sunday morning
at II o'clock at the home of the brides
parents near Bronson. Mr.. Hite has
opened a billiard hall at Gas City and
the young people will make their home
there. The REGISTER joins their
many friends in extending congratu-
| lations.
Colony Free Press; Miss Patti Met
calf left Monday for Oakland, Cal, to
take special training in music. Miss
Patti is an admirable young lady, she
has lived in Colony since her child.
hood and by her amiabe disposition
has won the esteem of all who have the
pleasure of being acquainted with her.
We anticipate brilliant success for
her in the early future.
The telegraph operators on the Colo
RADIO & Gulf branch of the Santa Fe
have struck for better hours. and the
Chanute Tribune says there is a pros
pect of the operators all along the
line going out in sympathy. Then
lola must look out. When Jap Turn
err organizes himself into bowling
mob of striking operator and turns
himself loose on the streets blood will