The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-03-09

Her friends in lola will be interest
ed in the marriage last week of Miss
Maude Reid, OF Yates Center, to Mr..
G.. w. Lockard, of Kansas City.
And now Lutte Northrup and Alec
Brown are planning to make lots out
of part of their places in the south
east part OF town, and that means
more lola.
Gatlin's Cough Syrup takes immedi-
ate effect-relief in an instant. Every
dose counts. Pleasant, safe, effective.
Cures and prevents Group. For sale
by local druggists.
There is an epidemic Of sore arms in
town again and some of the afflicted
are talking of organizing lodge OF
Sorosis, which seems to thrive in
some of the other towns.
The present city clerk of Cotieyvile
Is woman and for the spring elect
ion is a candidate for denomination
and three other women are after the
job, no man, apparently, having the
nerve to try.
Winifred Lands left Wednesday
for st. Louis where she will purchase
the spring stock of millinery for the
store here. Her mother who usually
does the buying, ie to i'll too make the
trip this year.
James Anderson, of Lake Forest,
ILL.,, who has been visiting his son
Tom out on the ranch, returned home
Sunday He had some rather uncOmp.
limentary things to say about the
A lien county and lola roads.
Y. II. Anderson, Iola's delegate to
grand lodge OF the A. o. u. w. re-.
turned this afternoon. He reports "a
fine meeting and good time. The
examining physician chosen was
Chanute's candidate, DI. Brown.
Judge Smith had quite good time
Monday. In the forenoon he mar
rled Frank f.. Kelly and Pearl
Shultz, both of LaHarpe, and in the
afternoon Walter Brockman and
Grace McGowan, both of LaHarpe.
DIR. Coffman's wife and children ar
rived in lola Fridayt and will go to
hou sekeeping at once. The doctor is
one of the physicians who have cast
their lot with lola and the REGISTER
IS glad to welcome him and his fami-
y to the best town in Kansas.
Clark Riggs arrived here from Otta-
wa last weeK and is getting his hand
in as treasurer at the Santa re depot.
Marc Cory goes to Chanute about
Sunday to substitute there tor sew
eral months in the place of the cash
Ter who leaves on vacation.
Beggs' German Salve-Guaranteed
Remedy for piles, sores, wounds, burns
and scalds;-a soothing, healing APP
plication, Of wOndTOus merit. "Com.
pletely cured nae OF a bad sore on my
leg of over ten years standing, !"
writes VIM. Going, Omaha, Neb. All
druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry O'Hara, of
Colony, who have been visiting their
brother, Sam O'Hara at Moran, re-
turned home. They report that
Sam is quite i'll and Is confined to the
house most of the time, he never bav-
ing been strong since he was muster
ed out of the goth.
Judge Smith Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. Shea united in
marriage Albert Shea and Miss
Goldie Lassater. Mr.. Shea is one of
the well known smelter boys and
Miss Lassater is a daughter of Mrs
John Lassater They have the best
wishes Of all their friends.
J. A. Albrecht, of Kansas City,
Kansas, says that Begg's Cherry
Cough Syrup saved his son from
comsumptive's grave. That's what
it's doing with thousands of people
every year, by curing throat and lung
troubles before they become incur
able. Try It. All druggists.