The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-04-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

uHS GulDam fHO0lebb Dyes. ln0y
GO or everything. sold by Campbell
d Burrell
Gold-bearing rock has been dis
covered near Galena which assays
nearly 500 to the ton and rush il
expected. The town expects TO be
the center of mining camp Of 600
souls within short time.
Laurence Journal 1t is earnestly
hoped that Charley Scott will not
become so deeply engrossed in his
race for Congress that lie Will forget
to print "When the Green Gits Back
in the Trees.n Spring never comes
to stay until Charley prints that poem.
Mr.. Bell, who was i,iured at the
smelter by the fall of u pile of metal,
ls getting along very nicely aud will
soon De fully recovered The REGIS
TER was in error about his former
home. His parents live at DuDkirk,
Jay county, Indiana, about twenty.
five miles from Muncie.
John Tuggles has resigned his posi-
ton as drug. clerk with Evans Bros.
and will leave next Monday for Kan
sas CITY Nhere he Will take q place
with his former employer at a better
salary. John has whole lot of
friends IN lola who will be mighty
sorry TO see him leave.
The REGISTER is pleased to an
nOunce to its Gas City friends that ii
has secured the services of bright
young boy, Ora Fink, to represent 1t,
and he IL authorized to take subscrip-
tions and collect for the same. The
REGISTER hopes the folks of that
metropolis will treat him well.
Time was when bali dozen freigh
cars in lola created excited comment,
but today with several miles of siding
all around town there is scarcely
day that from 100 to 200 cars are not
visible. 1t would be mighty interest
ing to know just how many loaded
cars are billed in and out of this town
monthly and yearly.
Mr.. b. F. Psncoast, who attended
the horticultural meeting at LaHarpe
last week brings the pleasant news
that reports from al the members
who had made examination OF the
peach and other fruit buds were
unanimous that the fruit is unhurt.
The members of the society are able
Judges and many Of them made ex-
aminatione and reported.
Married: By Rev. L. Jos, Stewart, Mr..
W. NJ. Rumbley and Miss Elsie K. Hockett
This quiet wedding took place at o'clock
Tuesday evening, April 10th. at the home
OF the bride near Vernon, and In the
presence of the family aud a few intimate
friends. - Yates Center Advocate.
Can this be our William, he of goth
Kansas fame. A reward is hereby
offered for proof or denial.
George Campbell, the man arrested
in the midst OF his booze at Gas City,
will have his hearing In Justices
court next Monday. There seems no
shadow of doubt of his guilt and con-
viction and he expresses indifference.
Some sixteen charges are made
E against him. He should apply to the
J Atchlnson Don't Worry Club for adj
mission.
The many friends oi,Mr. G. T.. Corn
ing, operator at the Missouri Paci fic
depot At this place, will be interested
? in learning that he was united in
marriage Wednesday to Miss A lien e,
u charming young lady of st. Louis.
Rev. MacLeRn will perform the cere-
mony at the home ofMr. o b. Nichols
where Mr.. and Mrs. Corning will re-
side.
! The REGISTERS attention has been
called to little popularity of the
p CUBAN custom of taking coffee, as told
, in letter recently written to the
Lawrence Journal by w. IL. Sears
and reprinted in this paper. MIR.
, Sears would lave us believe that
"coifae is often served TO US in our
i rooms, often in our psjamas." Cuba
D would seem TO offer an excellent fold
70 for crockery company.
Tae FIT. Scott Tribune says that the
. manager of Bridal Veil park at that
place has contracted to deliver
mineral water twice u day to all the
= stores and residences wanting it,
lola has the same water. 1t is good
n water, good for dyspeptics and
d biliousness and for the blood. Some
lola man could ouhtedly make q
n good steady income by arranging to
A deliver water from the A GERS well
= over town at small cost. Ten peo-
= pie would use it to where one does,
y but for the trou BILE OF carrying 1t.
/ They were standing in McNeil's
z, jewelry store SATURDAY night when a
= cuckoo clock struck IL. When q
II cuckoo clock strikes it doesn't strike,
- but the small bird sticks its head
,, from window which flies open, and
calls "cuckoon once for each hour.
- "Say, fellows" said one rounder
l. "you want to get one of those when
e you marry. A friend of mine who is
married, came home about O'Clock
If one night feeling somewhat to)zy.
t His wife called down stairs and ask ed
.. what time it was and my friend
nT,lUArHn nlnlnplX
> cuckoo clock struck 3, but my wise
friend just took it up where the clock
left off and cuckooed nire times and
IS his vile never caught on"
The assessor of Cottage Grovetown-