The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-02
Lent begins next Wednesday.

Rick Case was up from Fredonia tn
first of the week.
One thousand bushels German mil
let wanted at Beck's in next ten DAYS
IfyoH want any knit goods, now i
the time to get them at McNut
Bros.
McNutt Bros, have some elegan
knit goods that they are determined t
sell. Call and see them.
Judge s. NJ. Knox, of Illinois, wa
in town last week on business con
Eected with his lands in this city.
Remember, Henderson & 4n,rin'
keep the only complete stock Of cutler,
in the county.
Miss Flora Kapp went to Humboldt
last Monday, for few days visi
among friends at that place.
Miss Lillian Wigs came down from
Lawrence last Wednesday, and viii
spend few days with her sister, Mrs
Bert Casmire.
Farmers and others wishing sale
bills printed should remember that il
they get their work done at this office
we will give free notice of the sale in
our local columns.
There will be a Union Bible meeting
at the Methodist church on Sunday
evening, addressed by J. J. Thompson.
Mr.. Thompson is an able man, and
well-known to many of our citizens.
The Kickapoo club has changed its
time of meeting from Friday TO Mon
day evening. SHOULD constitution
al convention be called ?" is the ques-
ton for discussion at the next meet
ing.
When you want TO buy anything
and don't know where is the best
place to go, look over our advertising
columns. You will get square treat
ment at the hands Of the men who use
them.
The management of the Leland no
tel is again changed, Mr.. Hershberger
retiring and John Brown taking posi-
session. Mr.. Hershberger has rented
he Rohrer property in the south pant
IF town.
Monroe Goforth was in town Friday
md left his subscription to THE REGN
.sTER. His friends here will be glad
% know that he has profitable con-
ract for furnishing bridge timbers to
he Gulf railroad.
At the last meeting of the young
ladies' Reparation Club it was re-
olved that no young mans coat should
eceive repairs unless left at the club
DOM az least forty-one minutes previ-
us TO the hour of converting.
One thing that Afforded Us especial
Ieasure in the home entertainment OF
asst Saturday night, was that the
Dung ladies in the cast INDUCED in
% agony" either ia dress or manner
hey did not-and had no need to
make so heavy draft.upon art, that it
vas difficult 20 recognize them as our
friends. The absence ofstage
gony ofone kind and another, was a
eIef indeed.
J. E. Henderson has assumed active
oltroi of the superintendent Office,
nd enters into the work with az ener-
V that promises success. We predict
God results to Allen county from his
administration OF the officeI And, by
be way, We want to say, and We
peak whereof we know, that Frank
loot has made a most efficient and
xcellent superintendent, performing
be difficult and often delicate duties
{ that Office IN an able and conscien-
ious manner. Allen county owes him
much for the present excellent stand
,g OF her schools. We hope he can
ee his way to make his home in lola,
,r ne is the kind Of citizen that we
an i'll afford 20 lose.
From a list of Institute workers.
FINISHED Us by Supt. Henderson,
-e note some names more or less
.miliar to our people-Couductors,
;. W. Bartlett, II. c. Ford, P. II. Far
IS, A. s. DIN, p. J. Williams. In
tructors, ". n. Cady, Mrs. ii. C. |
ord, 4. II. Newton, Viola V. Price,
:. c. Robbins, John Young. Provis-
nal Instructors, n. B. Adams, J. W. !
}. Anderson, Bertha c. Price, Kate
'hrasher. We are glad to remark in
his connection, that Supt. HenGe--
on has secured the services of Prot. |
lin, and II. B. Adams for the Insti-
Ute the coming summer. Allen |
ounty teachers have great confidence |
1 these gentlemen, and We LOOK to see
large and successful institute.
During the performance of "Pilli-
oddy" last Saturday evening, quite a |
tile excitement was caused by the
living away Of the railing that guards
he stairway. Several parties who had
cen unable to get chairs, were using |
for seat when it broke down, pill
lg the boys up rather promiscuously
a the stairs below. Fortunately no
ne was seriously hurt, but it might
ave been very different, and it is to
e hoped that the damage will be re-
aired in such q way as TO leave no |