The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-22

| The board of health have beer
around notifying everybody to clear
| up. A prompt compliance with thei
suggestions will prevent much sick
ness.
In the case of the State vs. Reimert
the jury speedily brought in verde,
of not guilty. Amos and Fisher on
the prosecution were assisted by Mr.. s
5. kirkpatrick. of Fredonia, Knight
representing the defendant We 90 t.
press too early to report the result Of
the other liquor prosecutions which
VIII probably come to trial to-day, bu,
We are Of opinion very different story
will be told.
From Mr.. VIM. Davis, Uf Elsmore
township, we iearn of very pleasant
surprise party that took place in his
neighbOrhoOd last Sunday, i'm honor OF
the birthday of j. L. Ritter, a young
man who had his hand injured in a
threshing machine last simmer. Thir-
ty-five or forty of his friends were pres
ent and brought with them subtantial
testimonials of their regard, to the
value of nearly $50.
Bills are out from this office an
nounelng the sale at auction tomorrow,
by Mr.. Allen Nays at his farm four
miles north of town, of live stock and
household and kitchen furniture. We
understand that MI. Mays, aeeompan-
led by his son-in-law, W. T. Woods.
expects To start next week for Fayette-
vile, Ark, where they expect to make
their future home. They are old and
much respected residents of Carlyle
and their departure
will be viewed with regret by many
friends.
Quite q serious mistake was made
last week by Miss Douduey, living
about six miles northeast of lola.
She had gone into the cellar to get
some vinegar, and after pouring what
she supposed to be the article into a
glass she took sup of it, when it
proved to be concentrated I've. Snch
remedies a. were at hand were applied
and DR.. w. d. Scott, of this place,
sent for. He fonnd the patient suffer-
ing greatly, but succeeded in relieving
her somewhat, and she is now in fair
way to recover.
We regret tn learn that G.. B Welch,
Of Salem township, has left, or will
shortly leave Allen county for Illinois
Welch has long been one of our most
reliable teachers, and good citizen in
very respect. We wish him success
md happiness. His present address is
Urbana Illinois. His departure, by
he way. is only one of the many indi- |
20 hot nI,ar ~ n
enough in Allen county. By the time
fe~ more of our principal teachers
cave, patrons of schools will probably |
ealiZe that fact.
We were pleased to meet on We'd |
lesday an old acquaintance, John G.. |
1amm, of Humboldt, graduate of |
he State Normal of the class of 1882,
where he made a good record. Mr.. i
1amm has wisely graduated in |
Iupid's court a. Well and brought |
'ack his lost rib from Pennsylvania,
deserving to be whole man. He is
N applicant for the position of princi-
'al of our city schools. and brings
trong credentials to back him.-COun-
IL GroUe Republican.
The Presbyterian Lawn Social at DR..
I. w. Scott's on "Wednesday night |
vas pleasant affair in every respect.
Iii the conditions were favorable for
utdoor enjoyment and the evening
vas far too short. 4 quartette from
he band played few selections, and
ne of the most enjoyable features of
be evening to those near enough to
ear, was Miss Lillian BELLS magniti-
ent piano playing. We have never
efore known such remarkable I'M
in SO short a time, and
ave no hesitation in predicting that
he will be distinguished as 4 piano
DlOist in the near future.
At a meeting of the members of the
Illen county bar last Monday, it was
ecided to form county Bar Associa-
on, and a committee, consisting of
lessrs. Amos, Gordon and Barber,
Tas appointed TO draft the necessary
apers, and report in time to perfect
n organization this term of court.
iood results will undoubtedly flow
ON this association, especially in the
latter of professional courtesy and
pod understanding among attorneys.
he following gentlemen were present.:
alcott, Amos, Barber, Knight, Lew
!, Fisher, Gordon and Richards, fully
presenting the Allen county bar.
The Board of Education has en-
loyed Prof. a. s. DIN, of Lawrence,
. principal of our schools for the en-
ling year. Somebody is needed to
ring order out OF chaos, and in our
ID gment, Prof. Oliu is the man. We
merely hope that parents will make
p their minds in advance that their
lildren shall 20 to school next year,
nd also that the older boys and girls,
no have the matter more or less in
leir own hands will conclude to at
asst extend their school days little
niger. Prof. Olin is a man whose in
nence is good and healthful, and his
,ility unquestioned. We fully ex-
act our schools to enter upon new
4 OF prosperity next year.