The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-12-11
STATE NEWS.

Thayer is to have new Catholic
Church.
Atchisou talks of establishing public
library.
A chapter of Royal Arch Masons Is
being organized at Wichita.
A splendid coal mine has besH discov-
cred one mile from Cherryvaie.
The Beloit Gazette thinks that money
is more plenty in that part OF the Stale.
The ciLizens of Washington county while
away their hours by al occasional wolf
hunt.
Miss Lillian Ross. daughter of ex Sen
;,tur Ross. is g candidate for enrolling
clerk.
The Garnett Piaiaicaler complains of
a number oftramps that in.est that To-
cality.
Weston is the name of the place
chosen as the county seat Of Norton
county.
The papers generally throughout the
-t.ttS stiC SituuoitaSbiS O'Sl TIC -Auissts
Of Kansas"
Mash and milk suppers are getting to
be quite fashionable in the rural towns
Of Kansas.
The Fort Scott Monitor thinks the next
Governor should come from Southern or
Western Kansas.
Petitions are circulating u the south,
ern part of Douglas county, asking for
herd law in that county.
An old stone school house, in 1868 the
finest house in Greenwood county. was
sold the other day for $40.
The Woodson County Post says that
next fall the herd law will be an issue
in every county in the State.
The Oswego Independent thinks that
Hon. B. w. Perkins would make a good
Congressman from the second district.
Ra,tlesnake creek runs through lions
Valley in Barton county. This is as
bad as the serpent in the Garden of
Eden.
The Presbyterian Church of Junction
City has unanimously resolved to extend
a call to become their pastor to Rev. 5.
B. Fleming, of Arkansas City, Cowley
county.
The Usage Mission Journal says
There is an interesting revival in prog
ress at the Methodist church here, and
quite goodly number have made
profession of religion"
There is man in Jefferson county
who has just taken his first ride on a
He went into the car with
great caution, observing that he would
rather ride wild mule.
The Usage Free Press says that the
are often accused of selling
out" bu, the world comedies that always
the Press and G. Washington's spirit 20
marching on, handin-hand.
The Winfield Courier saws: Five
hundred Pawnee Indians passed through
town TO day. In the year 1923 they
owned the entire domain from the Vel
lowstone to the Arkansas river, and
numbered up in the tens of thousands.
Some of the Memories now in the
city, are making a practice of begging 10
the great annoyance of some of our citi-
zens. We regard them as the wards of
the Santa Fe Railroad Company, and it
should see that they have the necessaries
of life.-Tcpekc Blade.
Two young men Of Ottawa were sent
by merchant to empty four kegs of
damaged powder iato the river. instead
of which, they threw it into ehasm in |
the ground and thought to haze some
fan by firing it. The explosion killed |
one and seriously burned the other.
The Lawrence Journal SAWS: ave |
have it on excellent authority tina, a !
gentleman Of Southern Kansas proposes
soon to erect OH our dam site, a mill for |
the manufacture of oil The gentleman |
is an extensive cul,ivator nfI
castor beans, and though urged to es,sb-
fish bis factory in Kansas CRY, has lie. !
clinet III favor OF Lawrence.