The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-18

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. r. M. Travis,
Cherryvale Clarion: Mrs. J. j,
Knowls, of lola, is here for an ex-
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
G. l.. Eshleman, who for some time
past has been in very poor health.
Mr.. A. G. Sterett, of the grocery
firm of Stafford a. Sterett, returned
last evening to Galena TO resume
charge of the store there. Mr.
Stafford will be manager of the store
here.
Western Advocate: If you W ant
cigarette, take a bad cigar, extract
all the poison, mix poison with still
more poisonous drugs, roll up in thin
paper, hitch an idiot to one end, and
you have it.
The Topeka Capital prints reports
from eighteen Kansas counties on the
progress of prohibition sentiment and
among them is Allen county, but the
conditions here are reported worse
than year ago.
The probate Judge Wednesday
united in marriage Claude A. Swon-
ger, of Napoleon, and Hattie M. Stat
ford of Bronson. The groom is a
brother of j. Frank Swonger who was
teacher here for short time.
Write to the Moler Barber College,
st. Louis Missouri, for their catalogue
explaining how they teach the trade
in two months, donate tools and pay
graduates Sl2 weekly. They want 800
men, new field, splendid chance.
Mrs. Lutte Hutton was very agree
ably surprised last evening by the
visit of some thirty of her Neighbors,
who belong to the Royal Neighbors
They came prepared to enjoy them
selves and she put nothing in the way
of their having good time.
Misses Jennie Eakin and Blanche
Goes entertained a few of their
friends at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Eakin last Tuesday, in honor of Miss
Morgan, of Weir City, Kan. Cards,
music and dainty refreshments were
the pleas ures of the evening,
a. L. Taylor returned Friday after
noon from his trip to Topeka where he
attended meeting of the State Board
of Agriculture. He says he had
bully good time, even though he isn't
stock man, and considers himself
authority on the subject OF gardening
now.
Mr. George +. Nicholson returned
Saturday from a trip east where
he looked up the market conditions
aud collected figures and data which
will have decided bearing on the
plans which he is revolving to increase
and vari egate his manufacturing in
terests.
The REGISTER mad vertently referred
the other day to county attorney John
Goshorn as still occupying his old
rooms on south washington avenve.
Mr.. Goshorn's Office is with his part
ner, Mr.. a. H. Campbell, over the
bank of Allen county, on Madison
avenue.
Mrs. Ollie HecoX has brought suit
in the district court against her hus-
band, Frank Hecox, asking that she
be divorced and given alimony and
the custody of her child. They were
married in lola in February 1899, and
she alleges desertion, cruelty, neglect,
and drunkenness.
Chanute Blade: lola has thirteen
persons quarantine in the pest house;
all colored. on account of small poX.
1t is said young colored fellow from
Chanute went up to lola to visit his
best girl. He visited the pest house
where she was and the authorities are
now holding him there.
Stop your hair from falling out.
"Erysipelas resulted in the entire loss
of my hair: two bottles Beggs Hair
Remover gave me fine growth.
John A. Under, Editor Advocate,
Humeston, la. GUARANTEED for all
scalp diseases; restores natural growth
and color. Evans Bros.