The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-15


II. w. Mcclure.
"Joen and "George,' have been fly
ling around from Dan TO Beersheba
this week, but they are both back a
the hub and confidence Is restored.
The south bound passenger train OF
the X. c., L. 4 s. X. road was delayed
Monday about two hours, on account
of collision between freight train!
at Garrett.
Lorin Cozine is again assisting al
the K. c. L. & s. K. depot. Franz
Wallis having left to take charge o.
the Western Union business at Hun.
niwell.
After following the Apaches about
200 miles into Mexico, Gen. Crook
has finally overtaken and captured
nearly 400 of them, without the loss OF
a single man.
Jas. McNutt has bought out Otto
Krueger's interest in the meat market
The firm is now called, Gray q
McNutt, and they intend to run bet.
ter market than ever.
New goods, new goods at ]. w. Nc
Cures.
BY grace of the County Commission
ers, Sheriff Worst is having the roOfoi
the court house repaired, and the
court room papered-improvem
needed this long time.
There will be fun here the Fourth OF
July, to suit every body. John Wal.
tiers will have 8 dancing platform at
the grounds, and there will be q ball
in the evening at Casmire's hall.
Messrs. Adams and Billings, OF
Cherryvale, Messrs. BARLEY, Cramer
and McCarty, Mrs. McCarty and
Miss Waters, Of Chanute, came I'D to
attend the ball Wednesday evening.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give lawn social at the
residence of Mrs. J. w. Scott, next
Wednesday evening. In case Of bad
weather, the social will be held at the
hall.
Cooper jackson & Co.'S. Great Inter-
national Allied Shows-circus and
menagerie will be in lola Wednesday
June 9th, for big advertisement and
notice of this gigantic circus see next
issue.
G.. L. Knowlton, one of the solid
men of Geneva, and q good friend of
THE REGISTER called on us Monday.
He says that most Of the people in his
neighborhood will come to lola to Gel
citrate.
Prof. Stephensop's mnsic class is
quite large, and progressing satisfact-
orily, we understand. We don't be-
lieve any body can learn music in two
weeks, but perhaps they will learn
their moneys worth.
Fans and Parasols at Mcclure's.
|. Miss N. A. Gleason, q noted elOcu-
ZIONIST, of Lawrence, Kansas, will give
q reading in the Opera House Friday
evening June 22nd. She will be assis-
ted by Lillian A. Wigs, Of this city.
Admission twenty-five cents.
The warm rains of the past two
weeks have brought the corn out Won
derfully. Farmers report that as
rule the crop is as far advanced as ia
usually the case this time of year, in
spite of the backward spring.
Mrs Barth and Mrs Ihrig were
day. Mrs. Rarth is still enthusiastic
over her silk'woras' which are spin
ming nicely, and intends raising q
much larger number next year.
We are indebted to Mrs. Sally Ma
son for a unique and beautiful boquet.
1t consists of a bunch of wild fax, in
which are ten silk cOcOOns. The
cocoons were, spun by worms raised by
Mrs. Mason and are very pretty.
We are very glad to note Miss May
Morey's return from Garrett. Her
friends here concluded they could not
afford to lose her, and succeeded in Sc
curing inducements sufficient to war
rant her return. We understand she
has a large class.
The sale Of privileges on the cefebra-
ton grounds took place last Wednes-
day, the following parties being the
successful bidders: WEIGH & Hart,
Lee Rucker (2l w. T. Huek, ]. Clark,
l.. H. Brubaker, John Walters. The
sum realized was $3.50.
The committee on celebration
grounds request that all who are will
ing to help clear up the grounds, meet
at Charlie Steele's store Tuesday
morning ct Z O'Clock. 1t is hoped that
as many as can possibly do 90 will he
present and prepared to do some work.
The boys guilty of disturbing the
school of Miss Belle Ricketts,, and
breaking the school house windows
were brought up before Justice Christy,
fined, and in temporary default of pay
meut, committed to the cooling influ-
ences of the county Jail. This will be
q wholesome check on young rufiian-
ism.
80, where, o, where, has my little
dog gomez" and how much will some
body take to bring him back One OF
our prairie dogs, of which mention
was made last week, is "lOst, strayed
or stolen" and any one finding him
and reporting at this office will be re-
warded.
Will Evans has formed a partner
ship with Mr.. GOodhue, of Indiana,
and they have purchased r. B. Ste
venson's drug stock. We congratu-
late "Billien on this enlargement Of
his business, aud bespeak good trade
for the new firm. We understand that
Mr.. Stevenson will join the ranks of
our capitalists.
Mrs. c. n. Penny, Mrs. Dave Miller.
Mrs. G.. H. Estabrook and Mrs. A. P.
Elder will shortly go to lola to try the
benefit of the mineral springs at that
place. They will occupy cottage
close to the springs and during their
stay, which will extend some time,
they will endeaver to take life easy
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