The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-06-08

June 8, a girl.
Two cents per bushel for grinding
all kinds of grain at Claiborne's Corn
Meal and Feed Mill.
| want % agents who can furnish
team and wagon to sell medicine. DR..
Oyster, Paola, Kansas. WIT
Call and examine the DeKalb hog
fence, the most perfect one on the
market. j. w. Coutant.
John earns is suffering from a
severe attack of innammatory rheu
matism, which seized him Sunday.
zone good turn deserves another"
Those who have been cured by Hoods
Sarsaparilla are glad to tell others
about it.
You do not have to. dry goods in
the shade colored with Putnam Fade
less Dyes. They are fast to sunlight
and washing. Toe per package. Sold
by Campbell & Burrell.
Sheriff Hobart left last night for
Osawatomie, with Miss Schlimmer, the
young lady who was admdged insane
in the probate court some time ago.
He returned home this afternoon.
T.. NJ. Ashbrook. a cousin of Joe
Mckinley, the Wells Fargo Express
agent, has been placed in temporary
charge of the Western Union tele-
graph Office, vice Fl. II. Funk resigned
FOR SALE-Buck wheat for seed
timothy or wild hay in stack. Bailed
hay in barn. Corn in crib, 300 20 500
bushels. Inquire of w. II. Layton,
SOB east Lincoln street, lola, Kansas.
License to marry was issued Tues
day to :. w. White. one of the we'll
known young farmers living north of
Humboldt, and Miss May Crawford,
daughter of A. w. Crawford of lola.
The lola markets are becoming
quite interesting again. Strawberries,
June berries, cherries. new potatoes,
beans and peas all are helping keep
the summer appetite up to its normal
condition.
Miss Emma Fowler, of Tappan,
Ohio. surprised her brother II. u.
| Fowler by her unexpected arrival
Monday, having not seen her lor
over fifteen years She will remain
several months.
The Joplin ore miners association
has about agreed to shut down next
week, and if they do the coal shelters
have said they would follow suit, So
the gas belt works will possibly be the
whole thing next week.
The enrolment at the Normal has
reached the 100 stage and the total en-
rollment before the week is out is eX-
pected to reach $50. The regular ses.
sion of four weeks began yesterday and
about forty names were added then.
August Foerschler has sold one OF
the lots which he recently bought in
the southeast part of town to his
cousin, William Foerschler, OF
Junction City, who will move here in
the near future and make this hi,
home.
Last Saturday night one of the Dick
erson brothers, well known hay deal
ers at Humboldt, had runaway on
Bridge street and was thrown out ON
his head, sustaining long, deep scalp
wound and possibly conclusion of the
brain.
The Emporia Gazette is dirty Irish
at times. For instance it printed
commencement week a baby picture OF
one of the boys lwho graduated from
the college, time when the boy felt
older and wiser than he will even
again.
The Santa Fe has moved the master
mehcanic from Ottawa to Chanute and
a committee of Ottawa business men
will lay their troubles before the
Topeka railroad officials. This is the
beauty-one of them-of being 'rail.
road center"
License to marry issued Tuesday
to Luther Dewitt and Elnora Carver
both of Humboldt. The wedding tool
place Wednesday. Both of the young
people are well and widely known anC
will have the warmest congratulations
of all their friends.
License to marry was issued Tues.
day to Rufus d. Taylor, editor o
the Humboldt Herald, and Miss MaudC
Long, daughter of Mrs. Pete Long
both of Humboldt. The REGISTER
would most particularly extend con
CALCULATIONS in this case.
George j, Barker of Lawrence, has
been nominated by the Republicans o