The Iola register., 1902-01-24

It's folly toIsulfer from that:horrible
plague of the night, itching piles.
Doan's Ointment cures, quickly and
permanently. At any drug store, so
cents.
The Moran Herald says the Lanyon
Zinc Company will drill two wells
on the j. H, hoffman farm two miles
west of that place to provide gas for
the farmers in that neighborhood.
Mr., and Mrs. Charlie Stone re-
turned Thursday from their wedding
trip to Missouri and are now getting
settled down in their rooms in the frs
house east of the Presbyterian parse
mage.
a car load of lola cement was ship.
ped out last night for the city of Mex
leo and other shipments will follow.
It is believed there is huge order
for cement about due,in that city and
the lola plant may capture it,
j. w. Edwards is certainly not the
man to blame if lola does not in time
extend over the present county. He
has laid out another addition, about
the fourth to his credit, south of the
Bunnell track and across Elm Creek.
Already material is on hand for one
house.
Ground has been brokenlfors new
two story brick building on the east
side south of the j. w. CoiIey build
ing. 1t is being erected by Nebraska
man and will be supertntended by w.
H.. Mcclure, as noted in the REGISTER
some time ago. 1t is to be hand
some, full depth building.
If Carrie Nation should come to
lola and visit the fire department she
would probably slap the horses. 1t is
her regular custom to knock cigars
out of mems mouths and to give peo-
pie jolt whom she sees chewing to-
bacco. Both the fire horses chew to-
bacco with apparent relish and of
coarse they would get slapped.
Little Miss Fred Pancoast owns a
pair of mttens which her grandfather
knit and gave her some days ago. The
mittcns are of red wool, ornamented
with green. The work seems to be ex-
cellently done and the little girl is
mighty proud of them. II. Ii. Brown
is the grand-parent who performed
this unusual feat.
Three marriage licenses were issued
by the Probate Judge Saturday John
Schlemmer and Mrs. Mary Vaughn,
of Moran, got one, and it is reported
were married by Rev Shuey. H. S.
Bacon of Moran and Ardella Price,
of Savonburg, took thenext. Edward
Levi, of lola, and Jeanette Wilkin-
son, of Osawatomie, took the third.
They were married by Rev. G.. NJ.
| Weimer.
j. f. Kingsley has brought suit
against f. a, Wharton, asking for
settlement of a partnership which
existed between them in 1887 when they
were in the grocery business. They
quit and Wharton left. Kingsley says
he has paid three notes amounting to
$503.62 with interest for the firm and
that Wharton holds note due the
firm worth $50. So he asks for a
final settlement of accounts.
Fred Funston has been invited to
speak before the Marquette Club of
Chicago at its annual Lincoln's Birth
day dinner, February II. The club is
one of the greatest Republican clubs in
the country and Funston has promis ed
to attend if he possibly can. r. P.
Campbell of Pittsburg, will also at
tend and speak on "Our Republic.
Will Carmain returned Monday
noon from Emporia where he went
Sunday morning to attend the we'd
ding of his brother John II. to Miss
Nellie Hockett very pretty and pop
ular Emporia girl. The wedding was
a home affair only the immediate rela-
tives being present and took place at
the home of the bride at p. m. Rev.
Hillyer, of t.e Baptist church officiat-
ing. John is well known here and
has many friends who will join the
REGISTER in congratulations Mr..
and Mrs. Carmian will spend their
honeymoon at the home of Mr.. Car.
mains parents in Illinois.
The decision reached in the trial of
Saline Washington was that she has
been keeping a most disreputable
place. Judge Cullison gave that yer.
dict. He ordered that the ;house ad.
joining, which is occupied by Len
Martin, be boarded up and moved
away, and that Saline COMPEL all tn,
inmates of her home except her young
est daughter to leave. Judpement /.