The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-11-24
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lola has reason TO give thanks.

lola has reason TO give thanks.
All who take part in the "Spy Of
Atlanta" are requested to be on hand
at the Opera House on Saturday
night.
s. F. Norm, a brother Of "Joe, ID
here from Muncie, Ind, assisting In
Morin's barber shop. He is boss
hand with the razor, and no mistake.
Miss Mary Clark. daughter of Rev.
8. G. Clark, formerly pastor Of the
Presbyterian church here, Is now a
missionary at Tabris, Persia.
We are indebted to Mr.. F. n. Jones
for fine lot Of fresh celery. 1t was
raised by himself, and Is as nice as
could be desired.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School in
the afternoon is a grand success. Mr..
Miller's young peoples class is good
place to put in an hour Of your Sun
day afternoon.
In the case Of Campbell vs the st.
L. Fl. s. & w. r. r. Co., the "eleven
obstinate jurymen" stuck it out a
whole night and day, and no verdict
was reached.
We learn of a change in the st. L.,
FIT. 8. & w. r. R., by which Mr.. Mil
Ter, of New York. assumes the presi
dency, aud the road comes under the
Gould management.
The mush and milk social ut the
methodist church Wednesday night
was necessarily q soft affair. How
ever, everything was done decently
and In order, and everybody spent q
most enjoyable evening.
J. w. Mcclure is fortunate in Sc
curing popular clerks. Mr.. Thrasher
Is an old favorite In Allen county,
and Mr.. Field, though here but a
short time, has made hosts Of friends,
and is proving an excellent salesman.
The young Ladies' Working Band
have prepared a list of tableaux which
will be presented Thursday evening.
They have also taken much pains with
the fancy articles. We advise all who
attend their fair to look at them, and
buy your friend present.
In the recent term of the Suprem me
court of the State there were five cases
taken up on error from this judicial
district, and in every case Judge Tai
colts decision was affirmed.-NcOshO
County Journal.
SO far as we have observed, Judge
Talcott's decisions are in the habit of
when brought to the test of
the Supreme court. I
We were handed, too late for publ
cation in full, a notice of very attract
i've thanksgiving festivities at Sly
Rocket school house, one mile sOuNb
and eleven miles east of Humboldt.
The programme is very attractive,
of sermon by Rev. Mr..
Myler, lecture by DR.. Culver, and
music by Prof. Clifford, of Fort Scott,
and, not least, grand supper, for
which 25 cents will he charged. The
proceeds 60 to Rev. Mr.. Myler. The
on arrangements, refresh
ments, ETC., show the names of nearly
all the prominent citizens of the vicin-
ity. A grand tiny expected. A most
gratifying feature of this announce
ment is the "N. b." which reads
Preachers and editors have their SUI
per free"
Mr.. Allaway, the genial X. C.,Li&
s. agent, tells US that the b,oks of bis
depot show heavier business during
this month aud last, than has q YER
been done there during any sint liar
period. The yards have been full
from one end to the other, and it has
been difficult to get cars moved to
supply the demand. On Monday Fast
Messrs' Horville, Ard and lnge
shipped fourteen car loads of fat cattle
10 Chicago, and OH Tuesday Mr.. Hon
Tort shipped a car load Of fat Hogs,
some Of which weighed over 700
pounds. Other parties were shipping
n smaller lots almost every daH SO
that with the daily shipment Of dprn
and other grain by our dealers, the
tepot grounds present a very business
ike appearance.