The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-01

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at Geneva. J. II. Fishers address il
spoken Of highly. We hsd the pleas
ure Of reading the manuscript, and il
our Judgment It il . fine production
The members Of the Christian
church will give strawberry and ice
cream festival at the Open House on
Wednesday evening. June 9Th. Every
body invited to attend. An enjoyable
time expected. Proceeds to 80 70 the
church.
The Yates Center Argus copies our
letter Of last week on the creamery,
and urges the establishment Of one
at the Center. While our neighbors
are talking about IL, lola IL likely tc
go ahead and have one in operation
sbesay.
"A dozen fashionable (?) young men
took in Miss Willett's grand opening
last Friday. Whitaker was the only
man to whose head every style Of head
gear was becoming. He ought to b
retained a. salesman by MiD w. at Q
fancy salary.
" Shelter and Kreuter are the prOpri
| tors of the south meat market. Every.
body knows and likes Charlie, and
Mr.. Kreutef will he remembered ~ a
former resident Of the Rohrer prop
erty. The new firm will be popular
and successful.
"a petition il being circulated asking
the council to order side walk laid
from the X. c., L. & 3. X. depot to
the south gate of the cemetery. 1t is
numerously signed and as the need is
obvious the council will doubtless aei
favorably upon it.
We don't believe In unreasonable
cutting" in any kind Of business, but
for all that We are ready to do your
job work cheaper than you can get ii
done any where else. We have just
received a lot Of new and late type,
anu can please you.
We haven't space to publish each
week the names Of new subscribers,
but our list Is constantly and rapidly
increasing. Up to the time Of going
to press we have taken this week over
30 new names. Mr.. Clarence H. Ellis
il our authorized agent.
Mr.. c. Amrine babe goodbye to his
friends last Monday, and took the
train for Illinois, where he expects to
remain about month. From q re-
mark he dropped about sending US q
paper about the 10th. we are inclined
to think that there may be two of him
aud that he will give US good local.
Hon. T. d. Thaeher has consented
to speak for us ON the Fourth, and we
are to be congratulated upon his select
lon. Az an effective platform orator
we think we risk nothing in saying
he IL second to none in the State,
and on national OCCASIONS he IL partic-
ularly strong. Allen county will give
him full hearing.
The Normal Institute will COM
mence July 9th. Supt. Henderson
wishes all who. are willing Ia take
students at that time, to notify him.
The Supt. will provide the teachers a
good, thorough drill in vocal music,
and will urge the teachers Of the
county to teach 1t in their schools dur
ing the coming session.
Commissioners Danly il doing vigor-
ous work on the streets and drains.
aud let it go on, we say. II Danny
solves the problem Of draining the
slough of despond around the park he
will be a benefactor indeed. Our nat
uial drainage is not good, and any
thing that improves it contributes
greatly to the health Of the people.
The prospect for strawberries and
ice cream for the next week or two is
quite extensive, so to speak. In fact
to the average young man it is fairly
As to the different enter
entertainments, our sympathies are
about equally divided, and we can on
ly say impartially, pay your money
and take your choice-only don't for
get the band tonight.
The band boys will give . strawber-
~ and ice cream festival at the Opera
House tonight. We think that we
now have the material for . good band
and the members are determined to
stick to it till IL is good band. There
fore we don't have the least hesitation
In urging the citizens to be free with
their patronage. The entire expense
will be but twenty-five cents, ten Of
which will be collected at the door.
DR.. and Mrs. w. d. Scott lelt yes
terday morning for their new home in
Lola Kansas mot Nebraska as we stat
ed a few weeks ago. The Doctor
will pursue the practice Of his
profession and Miss Nettie will give
her entire time tn the prosecution Of
her art. The people of that place are
to be congratulated upon so valuable
an acquisition and our people have suf-
fered an irreparable loss.-Decatur
(Mich.) Republican.
Mrs. w. W. Scott, of Lawrence,
came down Tuesday, and with Miss
Jennie Colborn, of lola, went to Cher
ryvale Wednesday to,attend ths we'd
ding of Misa Hattie Fall. Miss Fall