The Iola register., 1901-04-19

! For cider vinegar go to the Cider
Mill. Phone 1875.
Mrs. Jennie Kemp of LeLoup, editor
of "Our Messenger" the Kansas state
w. G. r. U. paper, will lecture in
Moran on Tuesday, April 23rd, on
Wednesday, April oath, in LaHarpe,
on Thursday, April 22th, in lola and
on Friday, April Goth, in Humboldt.
At each place in the evening. Allen
county friends of the temperance cause
are asked to respond with a good at
tendance. d. NJ. Ohlfest, county
president.
Rev. Angus Maclean, a brother of
Rev. John Macean of this city, stop.
ped over for a short visit while en-
route from his former charge at
Mound Valley 10 his new one at
Strong City. 1t is interesting to
know that the father of the Macleans
was not minister, but always had
feeling that he should have been, and
four of his five boys are ministers,
three of them in this conference and
one a missionary to China.
Mr. l.. Hobart is enjoying a visit
from Capt. Bryant, of Chicago, an old
comrade of the days of '6l. They
served together in the Civil War and
with Sherman to the sea and not hav-
ing met for a good many years the air
in their neighborhood is full of remi-
niscences of hen roosts, hard tack,
fights and jokes. Mr.. Bryant has re-
Gently developed mine in the Joplin
zinc district which ispaying him a nice
little daily dividend of about 500 and
since he moved onto Easy street he is
spending some leisure visiting old
! friends.
An interesting story is at large to
the effect that fifteen year old girl
in lola has followed i'm the steps of
Mrs. Carrie Nation. Her father has
either run or permitted a joint to be
run in his building for years and the
women of the family have felt the evil
effects of it. The young lady recently
became more in authority and firing
of prolonged seance in the house,
took the stove poker or club and
proceeded to smash everything loose
in the joint. And the chances are
that she has determination and in
nuence enough to make her desires re-
spected in the family.
For Claiborne's sorghum syrup go
to the Sorghum Mill. Phone 1876.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Beatty was down
from Usage on business connect
ed with the probable sale of their fine
farm 1t is pleasant news to their
! friends to kr ow that Mr.. Beatty was
interested with his brother in the
"Beatty Gusher'' near Beaumont, the
sale OF which for one and quarter
million dollars was noted in the
RHIIsrER recently, The boys not
only realized rather good price for
their property, but they retain roy
atty which will make the product of
the well source Of continuing profit
to them. Upon all of which their
friends most heartily congratulate
them.
Farmers bring your butter and eggs
OF US. We will pay highestcashp price
Stanley y Corbin, corner Madison
and Kentucky street.
Capt Cooper, chief man in the
Kiowa and Comanche companies or
ganizeI here, is in town and held a
meeting with the braves last week.
The Captain is still an optimist and
believes that the company will have
superior chances to secure what they
want in the new country. He reports
the renting of a farm close by the bor-
der and opposite good ford. On
this land the Kansas companies will
gather and at the expected signal,
rush across into the promised land.
He thinks the allotment system chosen
will be half way between the old run
and IL lottery, with the drawings held
at numerous stations over the terri
tory, so that one can practically file
at one place in each county,
Six weeks review term at Business
College for teachers and others pre-.
pairing for examination at close OF
county institute. Term opens Mon
day April 22nd.
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