The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19

MI. Gavin n0uSO1u, au oSoAASy =
who recently moved from Will county, !
Illinois, to lola, was admitted to the
Allen county bar last Monday. upon q
motion of w. H. Slayens. Il
Married, March 16, 1880. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, In Deer /;
Greek township, by J. X. Boyd, Esq, |,
Leander Todd and Alice j.. Benjamin,
all of Allen county, Kansas.
McClure's advertisement will attract
the attention of all our readers this
week. And call ct his store will re-
gay them wen for their trouble. Stacks
Of new Goods are coming every Gay.
The work that counts IN an CAM
paigns is done in the last few weeks
before elections. And work being done
now will all have to be done over.
This will fit any party, and all parties.
Prof. Harris has been engaged for
two years, commencing September |
next, as Principal of our public school.
There are few as well and none better |
fitted for this difficult position than
Prof. H., and we trust the action of the
board will be heartily seconded by our
people.
Mr.. J. F. Delap is having q nice lot
of cards printed advertising his fine
lot of horses of Percheron stock. A
more extended notice will be given
soon, as we are always glad to see fine
stock brought to this courtyard the
horses he has are among the finest we
have ever seen.
Miss Matte Carly, young lady
working at the Commercial House,
died very suddenly last Monday morn
ling of heart disease. She had been
about tile day before and got up Mon
day morning as usual, but econ conf
planned Of very strange feelings. DR..
Fulton was at once sent for, but before
he arrived she died.
/ Republicans, bear in mind the meet
ing at the court house tomorrow after
noon, to elect delegates to attend the
State convention. In the event that
court is in session the meeting will be
held at the Probate Judges Office down
stairs. The meeting will be called to
order promptly at two o'clock p. m.
Two delegates are to be selected.
Rev. VIM. Whitfield is engaged in
organizing temperance clubs, and for
this purpose will canvass the northern
part of Allen county next week. Mr..
Whitfield is a good scholar, an eloquent
|speaker and an enthusiastic worker.
Due notice will be given at the time
and place of holding these meetings,
and every one should turn out and hear
this question discussed.
Rev. Miller of this place and Rev.
D. G. Milner of Ottawa will exchange
pulpits next Sabbath morning and
evening. There will also be preach
, ing at the Presbyterian church here
3 each evening next week. Rev. Mil
: ner will remain the first three even
ing and Rev. J. III. Bright of Chanute
, will preach on Thursday and Friday
= evenings.
4 Wehave heard it suggested frequent
lily of late that it would be q good plan
: to call public meeting of the voters
e of lola, irrespective of party, for the
e / purpose of putting in nomination
ticket for city officers t. be elected thu
first Monday in April. This plar
lei would avoid much bitterness Of feel
- ing, and would no doubt result in tn
selection of efficient officers.
eI Several weeks ago, at meeting o
- the lola Literary Union, Profs. Harri
!. and Scott were appointed to divide tn
society and give competitive exercises
These gentlemen proceeded at once t
H. "choose up" arrange programmes AM
'e assign the members chosen by then
y to duty. Last Friday evening tn
first of these entertainments, under tn
management of Prof. Scott, was give
&c in the Presbyterian church. Not hav
is ing room to notice each perfOrmanc
le separately, we will simply state tina
this entertainment was in every wa
a success, and all of those taking PAL
or ACQUITTED themselves creditably. TIL
IN music was first class, as every one a.
4. quainted with Prof. Scott was sure !
" would be. The programme was so a
ranged that the exercises were FRI
en- from the monotony that is usual o
r. such occasions, and surpassed an
:, thing of the kind ever before given