The Iola register., 1901-02-22

UOry.
Simon Remsberg, who lives south
east of town, is arguing the question
with himself whether he will have some
trespassing hunters who demolished
some of his fences arrested or not.
The funeral of grandchild of V. b.
Fulks was held Saturday from the
home and the remains buried in the
lola cemetery. The child was son
of Mr.. Alex. Crook, who died at
Oronoga, Mo.
G.. w. Adams returned last night
from Topeka where he attended the
state encampment of the Woodmen.
G. b. Keith of Moran II. p. Farrelly
of Ohanute were chosen the delegates
to the national convention.
Mr.. Heddleson, of Eldorado came
in Monday and relieved j. b Reed
of his job as operator at the Mo. Pac.
Reed went to Gridley where he will vis-
it his folks while and then go to take
charge ola station at Corwin, Kansas.
lola people will find the map of the
city now hanging in thecity hall of in.
terest. 1t is very complete aud gives
the comparative elevation of every
foot of ground in the city, showing
many interesting and surprising facts.
The bodies of two of the children of
w. ID. Jackson arrived Sunday from
u cemetery in the east part of the
county and will be laid beside the
grave of little Ora jackson who was
recently buried here.
A metal ceiling is being placed in
the store room vacated by the North
rup dry goods store and the building
will be entirely overhauled internally
and iprobably soon rented as some
three applicants are now after it.
1t is reported that little Phil Stover
while in Topeka met Mrs. Nation, ant
wishing to extend the courtesies of the
town to her invited her to come tC
lola, and that she assured him tha
she had that trip in view, having beer
invitedihere already.
The new library room is very nea
and attractive. The books have al
been carefully slowed away on rack,
at the west side of the room and {
railing erected with desk for tn,
librarian inside, which keeps the pub
lie away from the books.
Lawrence Journal: The official an
nouncement is made by the lola REG
IsTER that hereafter people who go tC
the opera house in that town will be
have themselves. 1t is rumored tina
the unruly ones have been buffaloeC
! by threat of Mrs. Nation.
Mrs. II. j. Weaver who has beer
here visiting herbrother, NJ. d. Pinck
ney, returned Saturday night to hei
home in Springfield, Mo. Her brother
Ben accompanied her and will spend
the remainder of the winter in Spring.
= field. ..
"With one bottle of Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup my cough and soreness
entirely disappeared" Ernest Whip.
pie, Davenport, Ia. GUARANTEED
to cure all throat and lung troubles, -
has NEVER FAILED; try it. Evans
b rs.
Humboldt Union: II. G. Palstrine
was down from lola Tuesday and in.
formed us he was in the field for the
Republican nomination for sheriff
"Duff" has host of friends in Hum.
boldt who twould like to see him
get it.
Moler Barber College, st, Louis,
Mo-, wants young men to learn the
trade, special inducements to appli-
cants from distance, two months term
completes, tools presented, wages Sat
urdays, positions guaranteed. Beauti-
fully illustrated catalogue and parti-
culars mailed free.
One of the bills now in the legisla-
ture, giving to the county treasurer
three-fourths of one per cent when the
Office receipts run over $3.50, 600 year.
will interest Allen county as the re-
ceipts here are close to Sl70, 900 and
the bill would mean an increase of
salary of about $1,000.
lola people will be interested in
learning that not all the candidates
for county offices will be from outside
the city. A. E. Wright is contemplat
ing a run for the Office of sheriff and
his wide acquaintance will make his
gait pretty warm one probably.
The post Office authorities of Kan
sas City argue from the decreased
number of small, 'comic" valentines
and the increased number ofthefancy,
cented ones which passed through that
Office this year that the world is get
ting better and love is talking more
than malice.
r. IL. I