The Iola register., 1882-02-24

MI. Joseph Morrin, tonsorial ar
tist, came out with Mr.. Kinsley's
party from Muncie, Ind, and will To-
cate in lola.
The revival services at the Baptist
church are-still in progress and are be-
ing well attended. Great interest is
being manifested.
An examination will convince any
farmer that the Champion Barb
Wire is the best in the market. Call
at Casmire's and see it.
Peach tree limbs with buds just
opening, covered with ice half inch
thick was one Of the sights our people
did not like to see Monday last.
We have neglected to mention that
Mr.. L. Edmundson had purchased
Mr.. Welch's property in the SOUTH
east part of town, and moved to lola
few weeks ago.
"Billy" Evans went to Topeka Tues
day, to accept a situation in a drug
store at that place. He is a steady
reliable young man and will succeed
wherever he goes.
Woodson county defeated the Jail
bond proposition by an overwhelming
majority, and the NeWs thinks no
proposition could have been made that
would have carried.
Attention is called to the neat ad-
vertisement of Welch & Hart in this
paper. The boys have opened fine
grocery and are prepared to give salts
faction in every respect.
Garnett has purchased fire engine
which throws water over their highest
buildings. If our city council will
give us pole with hook at one end
it will do better than nothing.
Messrs. Chenault and Ware, two OF
Fort Scott's prominent citizens, were
in lola Wednesday evening. Mr..
Chenault is cashier of the First
National Bank, of Fort Scott.
Tuesday morning the sun shone
bright and clear and the sparkling
icicles and sleet covered trees shOne
like diamonds. It was beautiful
sight and rarely seen in this country.
Some fears have been entertained as
to the safety of the Carlyle church, but
we are now informed that thorough
examination and considerable work has
put it in first class condition through
out. No fears need now be entertained
The social dance at the Opera House
"Wednesday night was well attended
and all appeared to enter heartily into
the occasion. The Young Mems Social
ls.t, To l,, n,
their successful and pleasant dance.
Married, ut the residence of the brides
brother. near Carlyle, Friday Feb. 18th
1881, by Rev. X. K. Lynn, Mr.. W.
f. Davis of lola and Miss Lydia Veazie
Of Deer Geek township. We tender
the bsppiest congratulations to friend
DAVIS and his bonnie bride.
When tie Humboldt Union copies
editorial articles from this paper he
credits ti.eM EN-" those of hi:
! readers VINO take his paper, and many
of them do, H-old. why the editor O
that paper caa not properly credit his
reprint articles.
Tenn0r predicted :. heavy snow f;,l
about the 18th and III ckades of SNOW
at Chicago, Milwaukee AID westward
He also predicted this II he followed
by Gan unusually b'ustery month o
March," So It ID possible we may
have some winter yei.
Mrs. Low was stricken down with a
stroke OF paralysis Wednesday eve.
ming. and in falling cut her head hadl!
against the stove. One side Of her body
is paralyzed and she cannot even speak
A worthy and deserving woman, will
two small children. and now helpless
is a case that calls for Immediate relief.
G. II. Massingham will sell at pub.
lie sale, Thursday. March I'd, at his
place miles southeast Of lola. Iot
of horses. cattle, hogs. farming imple-
ments and household goods, hay and
corn. Mrs. Massingham will make q
present of her vegetable wreath to the
lady purchasing the largest bill OF
household goods, Nv
The Inter State does not seem able
to comprehend our position upon the
temperance question and wants it more
clearly defined. Nefy well. If we had
bought liquor of man, or had seen it
purchased by others, or had bought it
for Others, or had others bought it for
Gs,-we would not perlIre ourselt for
all the saloon keepers il Kansas. is
this clear enough?
Mr.. III. =. Gray has purchased Mr..
Gustave Krueger's interest in the
meat market and hereafter the business
| will be conducted at the same place un-
der the name of Krueger & Gray.
They have changed the name TO "Live
and Let Live Meat Market" and pro-
pose to sell meats of all kinds at the
most reasonable prices. Both gentle
men are familiar with the business and
will aim to please.
While attempting to stop runaway
team on Madison avenue Tuesday fore
noon, John Ward was thrown down
and the spring wagoa passed over his
body. He had caught the bride but
owing to the glare of ice could not hold
his footing. In addition to 4 badly
skinned face he was somewhat bruised
about the body and shoulders. The
team belonged to Griffith and had
been left unhitched.
Thursday of last week while playing
halI of tho school hOuSa IN lola John