The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-06

Ii. A. Casmire went to Lawrence the
first of the week on business connected
with his wire factory.
DR.. J. w. Scott went to Topeka last
Wednesday to attend the annual
meeting of the Masonic Mutual Benefit
Association.
Mrs. Sofge opened her Kindergarten
last Monday. She already has large
attendance. Misses Lola Smeltaor
! and Beulah Reimert are assisting her.
PeAcy Harris will begin teaching at
Rose Hill school on Monday. If Per-
CIV don't make lively school for the
l Rose Killers, We miss our guess.
~. F. Rice left yesterday for Wichita
where he has a good position i'm sew
ing machine agency. Rice is a bright
boy and good fellow, and we wish
- him success.
Frank Wing starts for Iowa next
Monday, where he will probably be
engaged in the stock business for the
next six months. His wife will re-
main here.
III. l.. Henderson has had a well
sunk on his lots i'm the rear of the barb
wire factory. A strong stream of
good water was struck at depth Of
twenty feet.
Mrs. J. w. Scott went to Leaven-
worth last Wednesday, taking with
her the infant child Of Chas. ID. Briggs,
which will he placed in care OF the
Home at that place.
Charlie Casmire has fitted up the up
per floor of his fathers new building on
the north side for skating rink and eX-
poets to be ready TO open it next week.
The floor is of yellow pine that has been
put down with great care, and will
make by far the best rink of any room
i'm town. 1t will be we'll patronixed.
Henry Smith has traded his livery
stable and residence to a gentleman by
the name of Hendricks, of Carbonate,
Kansas, for a hotel at the latter place.
Mr.. Smith started to Carbondale yes
terday to take possession of his new
property. CarbOndale gains good
citizen and we hope it will treat him
well.
Any one wishing flowers of any
kind, would do well to call on Mrs. DIR.
Il Tozer before buying. Mrs. Tozer has
one of the most complete Conservatives
i'm the State, and she guarantees ev-
cry flower she sells. We hope TO he
able to give our readers more extend
ed notice of this conservatory next
week.
Writ Myers returned from Manhat-
I tan last Saturday. He has been en-
piOyed as Overseer of the Agricultural
College farm, since his graduation
from that institution year ago, hut
resigned his position to engage in bus
mess at this place with his father and
brother We are glad to see him back.
DR.. Andrews has been delivering
some very interesting lectures at the
court house this week. His character
reading especially is in most cases,
quite remarkable, and shows that he
understands the science, while his suC-
gestiOns i'm regard 10 the preservation
OF health are very valuable. He lee
tnres here three more evenings and we
can assure those who have not yet at
tended, that his lectures are well worth
hearing. Heought to have full houses.
The Neosho Valley Land Agency
made two important land sales this
week. One was to Mr.. Chas. l.. Fen
ton, of Pennsylvania, who purchased
BENZ. SEEMS farm in Salem township
for s., 80, and the other was to Mr.. Jos.
4. Hewitt, OF Illinois, who bought the
DIR. Beamer quarter, lying about two
miles south of town, for 81 800. Both
parties are men of considerable means
and will go to work Immediately Oh
their new property.
The race at the rink last Saturday
night came of according 10 announce |
ment and attracted quite 4 crowd. |
Frank Wheeler, Louis Clark, Henry |
Stier, Lawitska and Walt. |
McNicl were the contestants. McNiel |
led from the start and Won the race /
without any trouble, all but one
of his competitors giving it up before
the race was half ellIa3. Only ore
lady could be found who WAS willing
10 run, 50 the ladies race vas post
poned. There was also race last
hight, but we go 10 press too early TO
learn the result of it.
The joke is on the Sheriff. Hei
thought that man who didn't know
any better than TO steal candy hearts.
soy trunks &c, was not likely TO be an
auept at Jail breaking, so WAS q little
careless in searching the nan Ere. an
account of whose arrest is given in an
other place. But the prisoner happen
Ell to have little saw with him, with
which he sawed Off the rivcts Of the
CRATE door to his cell, and walked out.
about 3 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
His escape was soon discovered, and af-
ter short search he was found hidden
upder the bridge that spans the ravine
ia the north part o. town When ask
ed why he broke Jail he said, ~ just
wanted to get out doors little while"
1t is isSsd to discover whether the
man il al.Gre knaye or fool.
BETLER, No., Aug. II, 1882.
Minneapolis Harvester Works, MIMI
&a;ooiis, Ninn.--Ise2y Sirs: Enclosed !
i hand you Recommendations from i
three purchasers from me of Minneap- 7
ellis Irvine Binders. SO far as ] am \
am satisfied We have the 7
best machine i'm the market, and only 7
a short time will demonstrate the fact :,
10 all. Yours, Get, \
II. II. DEACON, ASeat. L
Sold by A. w. Beck. Iii
Car load 81 !argeCaDada potatoes al a
Decks. lie