The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-26

Miss Nellie Colborn is taking va
cation from Northrups' store and is
spending part of the time down on the
river camping out.
Miss Fanny Merchant left this week
for Colorado Springs where she
will remain until the streetsOf lola run
deep with ice water.
Il. A. Wharton has bought out the
interest of A. w. Laury in the Pure
Food Company store and will conduct
the business hereafter.
w. II. Barton has opened up
restaurant in the Fulton building in
Breakdown and will feed the hungry
there until further notice.
We have plenty of money to loan on
farm security at a lower rate than has
ever been offered in this State before.
annual interest, privilege to prepay.
r. M. Cunningham, Humboldt.
The only guaranteed Kidney Cure
is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. We will
refund money II after taking one bot
tie you are not entirely satisfied with
results Cowan and Ausherman.
Agricultural implement dealers re-
port great activity in the sale OF
corn stackers. The stalks are too
short to be shocked in the usual way
and the corn stacker does the work
better.
Henry Steyer and Readicker Il Hin
zie have installed fans in the grocery
and market on Klaumann's corner
and will operate them with the sau-
sage grinding engine. The fans are a
wonderful help these days.
Wanted at the City Hospital, Pitts
burg, Kansas: Young ladies to learn
nursing at once. Must be twenty
years old or older. Correspond with
Mrs. f. L. Walker, "Matron," Pitts
burg City Hospital, .Pittsburg, Craw-
ford county, Kansas.
Clark Thomas, editor of the Moran
Herald, came over Monday and re-
turned that evening, taking his mother
home with him for visit. She has
suffered good deal from the heat
and it is hoped change to the peace
and quiet of Moran may prove bene-
fetal.
Monday about noon small house
in which the drillers operating at
Chanute store nitro- glycerine exploded
and tore big hole in the earth bark
ed up neighboring trees and woke up
sleepy citizens of that old town who
haven't been visibly active for
decades.
Fetch WillOughby was in town from
Moran and in his usual joshing
mood. He declares that he and l.. b.
Kline have decided to hold an old
fashioned camp meeting at Moran
soon and induce a rain to come. II
must be admitted this would be quite
a feature.
DR.. George Taylor returned last
Tuesday from the south. He left witt
the crowd TO take up a claim in III,
Kiowa country, but in some way wan
dered from the gang and landed al
Chanute where he tried to file claim
He reports that there is good deal o
a lottery even there and he dom
know what kind of show he stands
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County superintendent, Miss Ohm
stead says that all who desire copie
of the new State school laws may oh
tain some by calling at her office
Among the interesting changes mad
is a ruling that hereafter no wife
daughter, niece or cousin of a mem
Der of any school board shall be az
pointed to teach in the schools afte
an election by patrons of the distric,
r H. Tippie and Il. +. Tippie were u
from Logan township last Tuesda
and report that their section of tn
country and from there north to with
in three miles of lola was visited by
: nice shower last night that laid Tn
J dust and made mud in the roads. The
5 also bring the cheering news that ther
are hundreds of acres of corn in 10
e gan township that look fine and wi
undoubtedly make Il crop,
C. II. Wheaton of the Allen count.
fair went to Chanute last Monda
where he will meet with the other sec
! retaries in this circuit and make fna
/ arrangements for the fair to be hel
/ here September 10, IL -, and -. Er
tries for the races closed Saturda
g night and the secretaries will devot
! most of their time to talking over tn
! races. So far but one fair has bee
dropped, that at Ottawa.
- Monday enough people registere
o in the Kiowa country to more tina
e take all the claims allotted, but moth
ing daunted "a bigcrowd of some thirt
0 ormore lola men and boys who left las
night on the Santa Fe and about
81. | cpopa mona IN this m 1pninU,s Dapi II