The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25


Korkstrom.
Mrs. p. f.. Faler went to Piqua this
week, hermother having fallen and
injured herself during the icy weather
asst week.
In the probate court Tuesday John
j. Allen was adiudged insane and APP
plication will be made for his recep-
ton at one of the state asylums.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. French reached
home from their wedding trip Tuesday
and will occupy the Northrup house.
Their many friends are glad to well
come them back.
Mrs. Nettie Simpson has bought the
residence of w. F. Creighton at 224
south Cottonwood and will make it
her home. Mr.. Creighton will prob
ably build again.
1t was rather diverting this morning
to see standing side by side at the
Missouri Pacific depot beer drummer
and DR.. Wood the jag cure man.
What "a partnership they would make
E. X. Taylor returned Tuesday,
all smiles, from his trip to Iowa, and
he looked so pulled up it would not
be surprising if he has bank, a
newspaper plant and a mill or two
concealed about his person along with
that hardware store he went after.
Dewitt, la.
Pepsin Syrup Co.
Gents:-I cannot recommend DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin too highly.
1t has been great benefit to me.
Very truly, Ray Buckley. Sold by
Chas. B. Spencer g. Co., lola, and
Kline e. Son, Moran.
Mr.. j. b. Evans has received a
letter from Mr.. Stout Patters on, of
Seattle, stating that Mr.. and Mrs. f..
L. Taylor, son-in-law and daughter of
Mr.. Evans, had met with run away
accident and both had been quite badly
hurt. The many lola friends of Mrs
Taylor will join with her father in the
hope that her injuries are not serious.
DR.. Mcmillan reports that the
measles having exhausted the supply of
material to work on in his family has
quit. His son Robert came from Mis-
souri, State University and brought it
with him, taking down holiday week.
The other four children have taken it
one at a time and at last Walter, the
end man, has completely recovered.
1t has been a siege of four weeks dur
ing which the house was Stunned by
the neighbors and Mrs. Mcmillan has
been kept at home and they are natur-
ally glad the time is up.
A Gas City man was in town We'd
nesday and overlook his boy and
another boy who had started out in
the big world with capital of six
dollars which they fished from this
mans pocket before starting. His
own boy did the trick and then with
neighbours boy they started for Pitts
burg and the world at large. The
father caught them and headed them
for home. He said that the money
was some of the Woodmen lodge
money, he being an officer in that or
ganization at Gas City.
Word comes from Breakdown that
on Thursday n family moved into "A
house there and turned the gas into a
stove without any pipe on it. The
man came: down town and the mother
and children, one baby, became
drowsy and the children went to sleep.
BY an inspiration the father guessed
the trouble when he returned and
quick measures were taken but it was
some hours before the baby's life was
out of danger. Once before such
thing happened and one child died.
NeighbOrs should warn newcomers of
the danger of burned gas fumes and
notify them that such deeds are viola
tions of the city ordinances and the
rules of the gas company.
The Chanute Tribune and Sun,
which have fought and bit and
scratched each other like eats with !
soldered tails swung over a clothes
line, ON every question that has arisen
in the past century, are at last in |
harmony. The REGISTER takes the |
credit Those two papers agree that
lola is to blame for owning |,
David Washington, that he caught |
the smallpox here and took it to Cha
mute; that it was nice of him to run
back here with it; that lola is in the
wrong; that Chanute is perfectly |
blameless; that in fact, 'the king can |
do no wrong" Which shows that it
is malodorous zephyr which doesn't |
blow some good. May the harmony
Of the two papers never grow less.
The young man referred to in this
item from the Yates Center A1vOcata |