The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

week TO look after some STOCK they
have pastured near there. He has re-
ceived word that water is getting
scarce and went overto see what could
be done about it.
Misses Della and Mable Beasley, OF
Dunlap, Kas., who have been here
visiting their aunt, Mrs. j. T. Shaffer,
returned this week to their home.
They were accompanied by Rufus
Shaffer who will visit there week
Chanute voted 1926, 900 bonds recent
ly for new ward school. A fight
has been going on there sometime for
high school bnt they could not get
together on the location and the mat
ter was finally settled by voting bonds
for ward school.
w. II. Thompson and family ar
rived last night from Topeka and
expect toImake lola their future home.
They will reside on South Washing
ton Avenue. w. II. Thompson, is "A
son of Judge Thompson and will prac-
tice law with his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Woodruff and
MIR. aud Mrs \. H. Woodruff, of
Geneva and Miss Minnie Dillon, of
lola left over the Missouri Pacific this
week for Yates Center where they
will attend family reunion Of the
! Woodrufs.
hpnlyn int tho eaannI-
hand store of 5. Colchensky Monday
night and robbed him of $40 in money
and several old revolvers. The money
was taken from an old bureau and
whoever did it must certainly have
had knowledge that the money was
kept there.
The Chanute Tribune says that the
Santa Fe has finally caught the gas
fever at Chanute and will drill. The
first we'll will be located just north OF
the round house on thewest side of the
track Superintendent Barnes of the
Santa Fe has long favored such
scheme but has only recently been
able to persuade the higher officials
that it was the proper thing to do.
Mr.. j. G. Noble came in from the
south Wednesday evening. He had
been down around Coifeyville and
south into the Territory. He reports
good rains as far south as he has
been and north to Chanute. At COT
feyville the rain was accompanied by
a severe electrical storm and at Cher
] ryvale and Independence it was mud
dy. There is one consolation in such
2 reports for this county, it will make
] good pastures within reach of our cat
tlemen.
r Mr.. B. p. Mcdonald, president and
S principal stock holder of the Fort
e Scott, lola and Western railroad, ac-
e companied by his son, William, and
: by Mr.. G. c. Nelson. are in lola
: on railroad business. Mr.. Melon
= aid says he expects to begin throwing
e dirt on the grade at Moran in a few
4 days. He also says that the prospect
r of building the road through to
e Florence is now excellent. Mr.
William Mcdonald will probably
q spend most of his time in lola from this
time in order to keep in close touch
=, with the work.
q Chanute Tribune: An interesting
j little scene occurred in one of the cars
: of the Katy excursion Sunday. 1t is
e said, when two lola sports got some
e what familiar with two young ladie.
n on the train, one Of thegirls brought
# her right hand across the face of No
t l with all the force she could muster
d and the slap she gave him could b,
|, heard all over the car, and called
, forth cheer after cheerfrom the passen
= gers which were repeated when tn,
a other girl whaled No. 2 over the heac
i with her umbrella several times. Tn,
d girls were not disturbed the remainder
of the journey.
n KoKoMo, IND, Aug 10, 1899.
l. PEPSIN SYRUP Co.,
+ Dear Sir:-For the past 10 years
e was troubled with my stomach. Abou
n 1 years ago was taken down with
= rheumatism; was not able to DO {
It days work for 3 years. All medicn,
d seemed of no benefit to me. A yeai
e ago | was advised to to take DR.
e Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. truly be
e lieve | would have died but for thi.
e medicine. My rheumatism is entirel,
t gone and my stomach is in good con
d dition. 1t has saved my life and
e cannot recommend it too highly.
y Very respectfully,
n ELWoOD MCCRACKEN.
j Sold by Chas. b. Spencer lola ant
e Kline & Son Moran.
= a nice looking girl about seventeen
years old and claiming to be from In
= dependence was found at the Santa FL
v waiting rooms Monday by Marsha