The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-05-10

Is in town on business and incidental
Iy visiting with his cousin, Mrs. j. G.
Lee.
Wanted by two boys u and Ia
years old places in the country with
good families. Inquire at 400 south
Oak Street lola Kansas.
Topeka Capital: In saying that
lola has the worse streets of any city |
in the state the Bronson Record man |
makes it plain that he has never been |
in Lawrence.
Big May sale in mellinery at Miss
Priboth's all next week commencing
Monday May Is lasting until Sat
urday evening, All trimmed hats at
% per cent Off.
The only guaranteed Kidney Cure
is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. We
will refund your money if after taking
one bottleareno entirely satisfied with
the results. SOC Cowan & Ausherman.
The Pittsbrg Headlight tell Of the
death OF Mrs. Mary l.. Pomeroy,
mother of Mr.. G. G.. Pomery of this
city. She was one of the highly
esteemed Christian women of the city.
Mrs. Frances (McClwel Thistler
arrived Wednesday evening from her
home in Chapman, Kans. and will
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Mcclure and friends here for
short time.
At a special meeting of the Board
of Education last Saturday the bond
of James Wilson, who has the con-
tract for building the north school
house was accepted, SO the work can
start at once.
DIR. CaldwelIs Syrup Pepsin is
guaranteed to cure Constipation, Iudi-
gestion, Sick Headache and stomach
Trouble by Chas. b. Spencer ~ Co.,
lola, Kansas. and Kline X Son
Moran, Kansas.
The city assessor OF Eft, Scott has
just finished his rounds and found 10,
747 people u reduction over the last
round of 200. lola is waiting any
iously to find how many people as
SCISSOR a. T. Wright ran across
here.
Mr.. Frank Wood lis home from
Baldwin where he has been attending
school and will visit here for few
days. He is very proud of the fact
that Baker man won the local, state
and interstate oratorical contest, and
has reason to be proud.
Moran Herald: The blasting of the
rock at the cement plant can be plainly
heard here ona still day and occasional.
ly the shock is sufficient 10 make the
windows rattle. An extra heavy charge
is probably what Walnut and Erie
recently took for an earthquake.
Last weeks REGISTER had eleven
pages of reading matter set up and
printed in our own office. And it is
probably about the same this week
You really do not appreciate how
much news you are getting in the RE
GIsTER until you compare it with
some other county paper.
Blue Mound Sun: Mr.. Geo. w
Stephenson is expected back from La
Harpe today or tomorrow, his bust
ness in that city having been closed
out this week. He will, in the future
devote his entire attention to his large
establishment in BlueiMound.
Exchange: a Missouri editor say:
he stepped into the store of a bushes:
man who did not advertise and was
surprised to find him busy. The store
keeper had the itch and a Waterbury
watch and when he was not scratching
himself he was winding his watch.
X. c. Journal; The capture o
Aguinaldo made fine local story fol
Manila papers. Two of them have
arrived. showing headings for tht
story which cover more than half {
page. And Funston's name is printed
in the biggest letter in the woodtyp,
case.
Miss Viola Doggett who was for
merly working for the lola Telephone
Company is now in charge of thelocal
office Of the Bell Telephone Company
and handles the long distance talks
The company has several lines out o
here and will probably put in more il
the future,
Chas, Wallace, of La Harpe, who
, has been serving in the Philippies will
the Both, returned home last evening
and got of at the Missouri Pacif,
depot for minute when the train
passed through here. He has beer
over there two years and brings hom
an interesting story.
Representative Calderhead is au
= thority for the statementthat the younl
> Kansans recently appointed to posi-