The Iola register., 1901-02-15

in Hutchinson.
License to wed was issued Tuesday
to David Lewman and Jessie I. Vaugn,
both of Moran.
Mrs. d. II. Beatty who has been
here visiting her brothers and sister
went to Ft. Scott last night.
Word comes from Topeka that Mr..
and Mrs. John Eaton who recently
moved there from here are doing we'll.
Leave your order for Flax Seed and
| Texas Red Seed Oats for the coming
season with S. A. Wickard & Co.,
before it is too late. II. M. Travis,
manager.
The rain has again settled the water
main bitches and in many places a
long trench of water sometimes a foot
deep, marks the ditch. 1t is dangerous
both for horses and rigs but cannot
be remedied until the weather inn
proves.
Mrs. Dave Beatty, who has been
here visiting her mother Mrs Jane
Evans and her brothers and sisters,
left last night for her home in Texas,
summoned 10y dispatch from her hus-
band telling of his i'll health and urg-
ing her to return.
George Slater, one of the men ar
rested on complaint of Lutte Abel, who
charged him with participating in a
game of craps, pleaded guilty in JUS
tice court this morning through his
attorneys, and was fined S25 and
costs, which amounted to 50.
A. b. Null has made entries in
seven classes at the Chanute poultry
show, and A. N. Mitchell is exhibiting
some buff Plymouth Rock chickens.
There are not over three entries in
any class and lola seems destined to
collect some of the fifty-cent pieces.
Everytime the lola teachers get away
from shome they act mighty giddy.
When they went to Topeka they we're
mistaken at Ottawa for the Black
Crook Gaiety Company, a short skirt
show, and now at Ft. Scott they are
taken for Mother Nation and her
band.
Stop your hair from falling out.
"Erysipelas resulted in the entire loss
of my hair: two bottles Begg's Hair
Renewer gave me fine growth. a"
John A. Linder, Editor Advocate,
Humeston, la. GUARANTEED for all
scalp diseases; restores natural growth
and color. Evans Bros.
Humboldt Union; An lola man who
was in humboldt recently said they
expected to have the muddiest streets
next spring they have ever had. The
recent laying of water mains through
the streets would cause it. And when
the tobacco chewers get to splitting in
the streets 1t will make it still worse.
The new bank fixtures for the North
rup bank were finished Monday. They
are OF rich mahogony and the metal
work is of brass, handsomely mottled.
The marble floors and ornamentations
OF the sides, the gilt wall decorations,
the large windows, and the desk
ornamentations make the room one of
the prettiest in the State.
Mr.. Chapman, the new proprietor of
the lola foundry, is making the neces-
sary extensions and improvements
and says that he will have smoke COM
ing out of the chimney by the middle
of next week. AS the planning de-
partment starts up Monday the only
quiet, idle factory near lola will get
in step with the rest of the town.
The fact that the waterworks plant
will be completed within the next
month brings to mind again the old
talk of inviting Chief Hale of the Kan
sas City department to come down and
preside at the opening. Wamego
attracted 10000 people on a similar
occasion, and lola ought to double
that.
The household goods and furnish
ings of the tomale tent on west Madi-
son which was quarantined for small
pox having been moved to the pest
house on the river road the remains
of the canvas castle were burned to
the ground Saturday night, the police
dancing about the fire. 1t is believed
that several thousand living creatures
lost their lives in the fire, and it is
hoped most of them were microbes.
Fifty dollars was turned into the
state school fund in Allen county this
week in lola for crap shooting, the law
providing that fines in criminal cases
in the state courts shall be thus dis
posed of. So the result is like this:
Two men are fined $50 for shooting
craps, which money is to be devot-
ed to teaching the vounu idao boy 20