The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-05-25

Mrs. Cham berlain, a sister of Mrs.
II. s. Aspinall, VINO is visiting here
from Chicago, went to Humboldt for
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Beatty went to
Springfield, Mo-, where Mrs. Beatty |
will welt II sister of Mr.. Beatty's for |
some time.
The F. Scott Tribune reports that |
there Is plan on foot tor the Masons |
of that city to buy the Huntington |
hotel and convert it into Masonic |
Temple.
There was quite a delegation of
Humboldt people in town Wednesday
Mayor Wallace, j. h. Miller, j. Il.
Dale, VIM. Glassner, Frank Johnson,
Frank Fussman, w. A ChOguill were
in the list.
MIR. Chas. Midnight and saba NefT,
two Of Humboldt'9 best known ana
! popular young people were united in
church of that place, Rev. McQueston
/ officiating.
A let ter from Missouri received by
an lola man this morning had the
| word "tumigated' on the back. At
| last the cusseduess of Missouri has
! found her out and the outside world
| is to he protected.
| There Will be meeting of the
Army Relief Society of the Spanish
! War saturday afternoon at 5 p. IN. at
the G. A. r. hall to consider plans
for Decoration Day. Ill members are
asked to be present
&. A. Fronk says he really thinks
that Salem township Is assessed up
to the handle az per agreement. as
eighty acres belonging To him which
last year was valued at about 500 is
this year worth S2l0O.
1t has been suggested that a general
effort be made by people owning
cemetery lots to clean them up ana
have them in shape for decoration
day. If everybody will do his share
the cemetery will present well kept
appearance on that day.
Mis- Emma Evans left Tuesday
for Ellsworth Kansas, whers she
expects to make her home for the
summer with her brother. She was
not positive, however, that she would
not be back in lola after month.
The w. II. G. requests that all
friends who can will contribute boz
, quets ready made and that these and
all flowers contributed for Decoration
Day may be delivered at G. A. X.
/, Hall by 8 o'clock a. m. Wednesday,
May so.
The big plat made of the city and it's
suburbs by II. ). Slower has been
t photographed by Grant Miller and
e copies taken off. This the easiest and
r cheapest way of getting small copies
. and they are clear enough to serve the
g purpose
S The first issue of the Atchison
Champion under the new manage
= ment of Ewing Herbert looks for all
/. the world like the Hiswatha World
e II the people of Atchison will lend a
4 shoulder they are sure to have q
1 mighty handsome paper.
I Over ten thousand lives have been
t. lost in the African War. Ten times
rs many die every year as n result of
. impure blood, which could be saved
a by using Beggs Blood Purifier. ats
: the best spring medicine ever made"
Fred Alderman, Moberly, Mo.
:, Sold by all druggists.
8 Mr.. A. Donica was in from Usage
!
=. the county candidate has been around
to see him. One of them came upon
him while he vas in the top of an
9 orchard tree, and the candidate left
u with the idea in his head that he had
9 at least one voter freed.
n Bryan is fine specimen of robust
/. and vigorous manhood, because he il
in good health. It's easy. Keep
your blood in "a healthy condition
: with Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood
= Maker, and you will be strong and
- healthy. It's guaranteed to give sat
= isfaction. Sold by all druggists.
: w. j. Evans went to Hutchinson this
G week where he will attend the
meeting of the state druggists' asso-
citation which will perfect an organi-
j. cation and pass resolutions and attend
i TO business looking toward the better.
s ment and protection OF their business
= Mr.. Evans seemed TO be the only re-
s preventative from this county.
q Wednesday probate judge Smith
united in marriage Mr.. Joe f.. Dale
and Mrs. Emma Phebus, both OF
l. Humboldt. Mr.. Dale is n carpenter
a and has lived in Humboldt a long
y time and Mrs. Phebus has lived on a
If farm southeast of town. They will
o have the very best wishes of all their
g many friends.
y One Of Frank Jackson's boys was in
= town Tuesday after doctor. 1t
seems that his sister had had some
dental work done Monday and in
some way she probably swallowed
what the dentist had put in her tooth
to kill the nerve. Yesterday evening
Il she became very sick and cramped
b painfully and he came to town after
a physician.
Thursday at the home of b. f.
. Daniels in Usage Center neigh bor-
:, hood, Mr.. j. n. Blount and Miss
: Nellie #. Hunley were united in
= marriage. The groom is well known
and prosperous farmer, and the bride