The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-03

Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. Mann and son, Walter,
who have been visiting Mrs. Ralph
Drake for the past two months left
Tuesday for their home in Toledo,
Ohio.
Frank Campbell recently sold his
house on south Jefferson avenue to
David Bedell and has moved to his
farm on the Humboldt road south of
town.
Mrs. Chas. Often and her daughter
Mrs. Lena Thompson returned Tues
day from Eldorado Springs where
they have been this month for their
health.
Chanute Sun: Grant Herod is down
from lola, and expects to move his
family and furniture there by We'd
nesday. Mrs. Herod and Bob were
up Sunday and picked out house.
Friday was a good day at the
county recorders Office. There were
seven mortgages released and none
recorded The releases were all made
by the Deming Investment Company
and the amount aggregates over
s.. 600
Nmrod Hawkins. who owns the
thirty acre farm north of town, Friday
filed plat of four blocks. or forty
eight lots, which will be offered to the
public. They are located north of the
NJ. Pyle place ON north Sycamore
street.
The following from TIE Kansas City
Star would give the town rather an
unsavory regulations; The interval in
lola between hustling for more gas
and another factory or two is spent
in voting bonds.
Lafayette Servey who has extended
his visit home from the Territory ON
account of the illness of his brother
Frank. left Tuesday for Oceala, |. Y.
where he will resume his work in the
Clark u Bates lumber Co.'S employ.
DR.. Glynn left Tuesday for Kansas
City accompanied 10y Miss Mogel, who
has been under the DOCTORS care for
two weeks for disease of the eye. He
went to Kansas City to consult with
another eye specialist in regard to the
case.
Mrs. H. Klaumann aud Clara re.
turned Tuesday from Chicago
where they have been visiting friends
for the past five weeks. Mrs. Horn
OF Chicago, came out with them anC
will remain for some time as this is
her first trip to Kansas.
Topeka Capital: Erie has a new
gas we'll which is said to be ''as good
as any well in lola" 1t appears tc
be the proper thing down in the gas
country to say, whenever particular
ly good well is shot that it is 'as
good as any well in lola" ...5
HERE it is, close to the beginning o.
August, and lola is enjoying coo
nights and aside from dozen days
has had endurable days. The lamt
whose purse has been shorn so hi
cannot get to summer resort il
having the suns rays tempered to him
1t is less than month now until The
Gas Belt Reunion Association holds
its first meeting in Riverside Park
lola. Preparations have beenmakinS
for months and those in charge hav,
every assurance of goodly crowC
of old and young soldiers and severa
good speakers.
r. NJ. Booth Elgin H., who hai
just escaped very dangerous opera
ton writes us, "Beggs" German Salv,
cured me of piles after everything els,
had failed. I was preparing for al
operation, as a last resort. Would
not be without it if it costs $40 a box
Sold by.all Druggists.
II. O. Childs, of Peoria, H., make
suggestion of great value to every
one. "Beggs, German Salve is tn
best general household remedy made.
Itcures cuts, burns, scabds, old sores
all skin diseased, and is the ONLN
/ Pile cure that never fails to cure per
manently. Sold 10y all Druggists.
G. r.. Gard and j, Holman drov
to Humboldt Friday, where tn
former had small lawsuit to attend
The gentlemen employed their leisVr
with playing chess with local champ
, ions and claim that they won out
, Gard won nine out of ten games an,
Holman ten out of twelve. Their op
ponents were S. c. Brett and Johl
ThOlen.
, The Methodists are considering tn
t corner of Madison avenue and Buck
eye street as a possible site for the
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