The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-27

Grocery hopes to begin moving next
week into their new building. The
work on the warehouse was delayed
by the inability to get face brick fast
enough, but an attempt is being now
made to make up for lost time.
r. O. Childs, of Peoria, ILL.,. makes
a suggestion of great value to every
one. "Beggs' German Salve is the
best general household remedy made"
1t cures cuts, burns, scalds, old sores. |
all skin diseases, and is the ONLY |
Pile cure that never fails to cure per-
manentlv. Sold by all druggists.
Harvard Stearns has sold his tobac-
co stand to gentleman from Gas City |
10y the name of Smith and will leave |
Wednesday for his old home in In
diana. Mr.. Smith owns a store at
Gas City and one at Xena. Mr.
Stearns has made many friends while
here who will regret to see him part
company with lola.
The LaHarpe News says the terms
of settlement of the Lanyonville strike
are as follows: Tuesday evening
compromise was effected by which the
men agreed not to hire any more Pol
anders these works: and theobiection
able boss isto be tried for 30 days.
if he does not prove satisfactory to
TO all concerned he willth,n bereplaced
10y some other man,
Some time ago.Nlr. 4. b. Conley re-
ceived letter from the wardepartment
stating that the monument erected hy
his comrades at the grave of Willie
Nancil, in Manila, had been shipped
here. Nothing further has been heard
from the monument and it has either
been much delayed in transportation
or the letter really meant to say that
the monument had been started from
Manila and not from San Francisco
as was supposed was meant here.
In justice Cards court Friday
the two boys who were arrested in FIT.
Scott aud brought back here Wedues-
day were arraigned. Albert Waters
was turned loose, the court having an
idea that he was more ignorant than
wicked Willard Ernst was found
guilty of petit larceny and sentenced
to sixty days in the county jail and to
pay the costs Ernst is an eX-member
of company f, 10Th Kansas volunteers.
As noted some time ago in the
REGISTER Mrs. Evans has begun the
erection of house on south Buckeye
street and had it as far along as the
foundation when the smallpox broke
out next door. Workmen refused to
work SO. close to infection and the
: house has been at Il standstill. This
' morning Tell Evans wasfound digging
trench, being unable to get anyone
else to do it.
lola is prettywell supplied with con-
tractors and builders and there has
) been good deal of building done
here in the past three years. A strik-
ing example of this is shown in the
, case of one man, August Foerschler,
who has just begun the erection of an
other house. Mr.. Foerschler has been
in the building business in lola Just
three years and the house Just begun
is his ifty-eighth.
,, a Toronto young man was visiting
in lola recently whom the 10Th Kansas
boys knew in Manila. He went to the
Philippines as soldier was dis
charged there and bought himself a
canteen. The business prospered and
he bought others and he is now on a
| visit home, but expects to return to
, the islands soon. He stated to friends
| here that he confidently expected to be
able to come home in five or ten years
with $50, 600 in his jeans, all made from
, the canteens.
The band concert in the park Satur-
day night was one of the best drawing
cards which the town has had for
months. The streets were packed with
people and there were hundreds in the
park sitting on the benches and living
on the grass. The concert was not
long enough by about an hour but
everyone was very much pleased with
the program. The band IS playing
better every day under the new leader
and will soon be in shape for excellent
concert work
Saturday night Jack Dalton, super
intendent of brick work at the cement
plant, and ED McComb, brick mason
who works at the plant, had words on
West street. Officer SHAPED acted as
peacemaker and stopped the trouble,
as he thought. Dalton went home, but
later in the evening came back uptown,
accompanied by his wife and shot