The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-06-08

in authority relative to the holding of
a centennial celebration in 1904 to cele-
brate the Louisiana purchase, of
is part.
Married. Sunday by the probate
Judge. IA. $. earns and Miss Eva
Martin, both of lola. The groom is
carpenter who came here several years |
ago from Iowa, and the bride is a
daughter of Mrs. Sponsler. They |
have the good wishes of all their
friends,
II. H. Funk, the present operator for
the Western Union Telegraph com
pany, has resigned his 'yob" and ac-
cepted that of cashier at the Missouri
Pacific depot. His resignation will
not take effect until successor has
been found to take his place in the
Union office, and he does not know
who it will be-
Last spring +. j. Evans, Cairo, ILL.,.
was so run down in health had to
give up work. Was also troubled
with boils and eczema. He writes:
doctors did me no good but before
had finished one bottle of Beggs
Blood Purifier. | began to improve
and am now u well man" Sold by
all druggists.
J.. G. Beatty says the noise heard
Saturday and attributed to strike
of gas at the Fitzpatrick well was
merely the escaping of the gas while
the well was open and being cleaned
out. The well has always been mean
and given trouble and it added to its
tricks Saturday, the bailer being
lost in the hole
The band gave a concert in the park
Sunday afternoon which was very ac-
ceptible to the people who were out
walking and driving, as they gathered
to the number of five hundred or more
ON the cool grass and listened to the
music. The concert lasted for about
an hour and then the musicians and
he crowd dispersed
Honest toll brings tired feeling
which is relieved 10y healthy sleep.
| The tired feeling that we mean goes
to bed tired and gets up tired, the
appetite is poor and the energy gone.
There is but one quick, sure and sat
isiactory remedy, Beggs' Blood Pm-
iier. Take it now. Sold by all
druggists.
Miss Julia Evans left Monday for
Seattle, Wash, where she will be
united in marriage to Mr.. Ed Taylor
and make her future home. Mr..
Taylor spent some time in lola last
year organizing a lodge and then it
was that the friendship was formed
which has resulted in matrmony.
Miss Evans lola friends will all wish
her JOY in her new home.
Remember, gentle reader that while
this weather may seem to your short
vision, to be blast from the pit, il
makes the sap run up the wheat and
corn stalks just as rapidly as it makes
the perspiration run down your back.
And remember that the nights are de-
lighttully cool and don't cuss. There
are places, here and hereafter, where
the nights even are not cool.
1t is now settled fact that Colony
| is TO have new brick school house.
! The next and most important move
will he to ret rid of the old school
! house, clear the ground and get the
new house under head way as it will
require great effort to have the build
ing ready for the fall term of school.
Colony Free Press.
Make it OF lola brick and it is sure
to be durable and handsome.
SO many of Iola's young ladies
have gone away from here and been
happily married, that those who are
left have decided that their success
must be due correspondence through
the Heart and Hand, or some other
matrimonial paper. A club is being
organized of the forlorn hope and all
young ladies wishing to join can get
in by leaving their names at this
Office REGISTER reporter having
been unanimously chosen advertising
manager.
lola people who know S, G. Isett,
the Chanute travelling man, will be
interested in knowing that while he
was sleeping alone at his home Friday
night burglar entered his house and
the doughty Colonel heard the in
truder and grappled with him. The
burglar tried to shoot but Isett knock
ed up the pistol hand and the ball
penetrated the ceiling. Since this dis
play of courage Mr.. Isett sis it, in
Chanute.
The REGISTER would warn it's read
ers against the danger of sunstroke