The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-06-02
Wednesday was a bright clear da..

wednesday was pIIS4I Clcol uoy
Fact.
Col J. B. Stockton, of Toronto, call
ed Tuesday last.
The old Neosho has been on a "high"
for several weeks past.
n. n. Holloway has been appointed
WESTMINSTER at Yates Center.
Ice cream, cake and Strawberries,
all for 25 cents, at the festival tonight.
The Capital says every farmer in
Kansas can boast of having q cold
spring on his farm this year.
H.R. Chamberlain and Miss Clara
Gray, of Humboldt, were married at
that place, Wednesday evening.
Hon. D. c. Haskell was renominat-
ed at Ottawa this week by the Second
Congressional District Convention.
Read Mr.. Greenbaum's new adver-
tisement this week. You will find
him first class tailor in every respect.
Mr.. Jas. Yokum, of Colony, made us
a pleasant call Tuesday last. We are
always glad to see ourfriends from the
country.
Davis Parsons got in this week from
his trip to Texas. He looks hale and
hearty, and is pleased to be at home
once more.
The Republicans of the First Kansas
District, in convention at Clay Center,
renominated Hon. John A. Anderson
for Congress.
Judge Talcott took the order of
X. of H. in Hugh De Payne Comman-
derry, No 8, T., at Fort Scott, last
Saturday night.
Prof. F. w. Bartlett. for some years
connected with the lola schools, now
of Atchison, Kansas, was in town last
week visiting friends.
Hon. Thomas Ryan was nominated by
the Republican congressional conven-
ton of the Third district of Kansas, held
at Emporia last week.
t H. l.. Reagan is erecting neat two
story residence with large addition, up
on lots purchased of Mr.. Northup, just
east of the Southern depot.
4 At last the citizens of Deer Creek
have succeeded in having post Office
established. 1t is called Wise post
office with Perry Sprague as postmas-
ter.
Last Saturday horse with the har-
ness on was seen to float over the dam
at Davis Bros. mill, supposed to have
been drowned some place up the river
during the late high water.
Mr.. John Crook, who was injured in
the railroad accident last week is in a
critical condition at present. He is in
jured internally and as yet the doctor
does not feel inclined to give any pos
tive opinions.
= Geo. +. Faler, the genial editor of
the Yates Center NeWs, was in town
Tuesday and made us pleasant call.
He is making success of the Neus
and rapidly placing it in the fore front
of the newspapers of this part of the
State.
Hon. E. H. Funston's chances in the
coming State Convention for the NOM
ination of congressman-at-large con-
tinue to improve every day. He will
30 into the convention with stronger
support than any one candidate from
the southeast portion of the state.
Accompanied by his family the
editor of the REGISTER attended the
editorial convention at Fl. Scott. and
subsequent excursion to Baxter
Springs and the Indian Territory, re-
turning last Monday. An account of
the notable events of the trip will
appear next week.
Miss Hattie Sheets, daughter of one
of our citizens, is one Of the performers
Mt the entertainment to be given at
the Opera House June IL. and from
gentlemen who were present at their
entertainment at Topeka, We learn she
is considered one of the best. Be sure
to attend.
wv. A. Cummings has succeeded to
the real estate busIness heretofore
managed by ". F. Travis5 Mr.. Cum
nings will loan money, insure prop
erty, buy and sell real estate, make
collections, &C., and we hope to see
him do . first-class business. Relia-
bic and hard working, he is bound to
succeed. Read advertisement else
where.