The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-30

sell, choice seed oats, bran flour and
oil meal. Choice northern eating and
eeed potatoes. 3. A. Wickard d. Co.
near Santa Fe depot, lola, Kansas.
1t is really little hard on the
ornery boy that April FOOLS day
comes on Sunday. He might get off
u good one and TOOL his parents md
the preacher by going to church that
day.
Mr.. Bean was driving out through
the country Saturday and he says
that the far mers are all plOwlng. Ihe
light rams have kept the suil moist
and 1t is in prime condition for
plOwiDg.
FARM FOR SALE or trade for lola
property. Eighty acres, new house,
well improved fruits OF ali KINDS,
abundant water, 5 miles south OF La
Harpe. Call AZ farm or address A.
Mason, LaHarpe.
r. b. shannon has begun tearing
away the old frame IN the rear OF his
store preparatory To erecting brick
addition to the building. HeIntends
to remodel the front while about it
and change the windows to large
plate glass.
The local authorities have received
word from Kansas City TO send the
boy home VINO helped young Reed
through the postof1ice window, aud
also inquiring the damage done. SO
Mr.. Robinson Will probably get his
money back.
The city ticket put up at LaHarpe
| 10 fnI M
city clerk, r.. l.. Runyan, council, J.
r.. Stansbury, j. j. Ohlfest, w. o.
Lenhart, l.. T.. Baker ana q. ID. Hart
ley, h. &. Moore, police judge; M. 3.
Cleavenger, marshal.
Scheer Bros, for years in the
butcher business in Humboldt, were
in town Monday. They nave "a brother
in that business IN Kansas City and
are planning to go there or open up u
shop in lola, bat which they will
choose they decline to cay.
The editor OF the Clearwater jan
HaDker left on trip aud put his
wife in charge of his paper during his
abseBce. He said he wanted 10 see
show an angel would run paper.
And yet people claim that q reform IL
needed in Kansas journalism.
A board of experts at Paris has re.
Gently decided that laziness is "a die
ease which can be cured by treat
meut, The REGISTER would respect
= fully suggest that those suffering
with that malady in lola be sure and
n go to headquarters for treatment.
# The REGISTER has longing every
time a convention brings the Republl-
can delegates to lola TO locate the en-
:, tire convention. A convention of
X Allen county Republican represents a
goodly share OF the brains and money
and push and good looks of the coun-
& ty. tt0
" Cards were out Tuesday announc-
% ing the approaching nuptials of Miss
Mary Decker, eldest daughter OF Mr.
d ana Mrs. Al. l.. Decker, and MIR. H.
u f. Glassel, of Joplin, Mo. The happy
10 event will take place at the home OF
the bride on north Sycamore street
April Bird.
Of The sunday school class in Gar.
}. nett church, remarks an exchange,
Of was singing, II want to be an Angel
and the teacher said to one of the
boys: "Why don't you sing louder
l. Willie ?" "Well," said Willie, Pm
II singing about as loud as l want to be
an angel"
Beggs' German Salve-Guaranteed
Remedy for piles, sores, wounds, burns
;, and scalds;--a soothing, healing mp
u picstion, OF wOndrous merit. "Com
1t pletely cured me OF bad sore on my
y, leg of over ten years standiug,'
writes VIM. Going, Omaha, Neb. AL
y druggists.
y, The knights of Pyihias entered in
~, to "A contract with both lola bands Il
have them play while tae Grand
l. dye and Uniformed Rank If the
a state are mere I'm May, thus prevent
a ing any conflict bptween the two or
q CARNATIONS and assuring the Knight
p abundant music.
Fred Horton reports two gas well-
le under process Of drilling, one on the
II Met aTley land east Of town and tnt
r other ON the VIC. Buchanan lauc
n southeast of town The former 4.
down about 175 feet and the lattei
I. "a bouf 300 feet. Both are for he Lau
" yon Zinc Company.
9. j. A. Albrecht, Of Kansas City
lie Kansas, says that Beggs' Cherry
Cough lyrup saved his son from
cOnsumptive grave. That's what IT,
" doing with thousands of people every
> year, by curing throat and lung
70 trou bles before they become incurable
a. Try it All druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Champ and thei,
10 daughter and son-in-law, Mr. anC
- Mrs. Chas. ingalls,. arrived TUESDAY
~ day from McComb, H., ana they viii
W make lola their future home. They
expect to buy property here and pos
Or sibly engage in business, Mrs
n, Champ is l.. Hobart's only sister.
an The Northrup foundation will ht
done this week and it is hoped Il
start the super structure the follow
'e ing week, providing the material cal
re he gotten on the grounds. A bou