The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-25


little chilly. There were heavy SHOWS
through Ohio, Illinois and Indiana the
first Of the week.
Mr.. Isaac 8. Coe called Tuesday. Says
he has thirty acres Of corn as fine as he
ever saw at this season, and other
crops to match.
Buy No. Hard.
Rev. Webb, of Parsons, will preach
at the Baptist church next Sabbath,
May q, morning and evening. Every
body invited to attend.
Sundry private sessions of court,
Judge Cupid presiding, have lately
taken q change of venue from the par
lor fire to the front gate.
Brubaker & Co. have the largest
stock, the newest goods and the lowest
prices. Be sure to call on them when
you do your marketing.
Iron in colorless state and Peruvi.
an bark, combined with well known
sromatics, make Browns Iron Bitters
the best medicine known.
The dance at Moran, that was set for
Thursday oflast week, was postponed
until last Tuesday. Fourteen couples
went out from here, and report gay
| time.
Mrs. Ed. Stowe left on Wednesday
for st. Paul, Minnesota, where she
| will hereafter make her home. Mrs.
Stowe has many friends here who are
sorry to lose her. ]
Mr.. NJ. NJ. McDirmit was on thf
road a few days last week and took Of
ders for nearly a carload of his broonie
The lola broom factory is gettingsa
fine reputation.
Rev. E. S. Miller's memorial sermon
at the union meeting next Sabbath
afternoon will be on 1.-THE Christian
Citizen; His Duties aud Privileges .
Text, I. Peter, 2, II.
At the very time you think you are
safe, your property will take fire and
be destroyed. w. A. Cummings
Agent for the North British and Mer-
camille Insurance Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham, Pueblo Colo
RADIO, are visiting relatives and friends
here this week. They will stop in
Yates Center on their return heme, to
visit Mrs. Graham's parents.
ICharlie Barth says that school
marms with matrimonial inclinations
would do well to apply in his district.
The last three or four have gone off like
hot cakes. Don't all speak at once.
Henderson & Amrine hare pur-
chased Fletcher g. Co.'S. entire stock Of
hards0are and after this toeek toiH be
found on the south side with the largest
stock in Alien county, and better pri-
ces than eUcr.
&c. Gordon was at Lawrence this
week. Visited the University and
Prof. Garfield, the Second District
Apostle of free trade. He should have
drifted into the suburbs and. learned
wisdom from Dudley C.
Buy No. Hard.
The poke poketh, the bang bangeth,
the young mans fancy lightly turns,
ETC., and the waist places rejoice.
Spring time has come, Gentle Annie,
and don't you forget it. ITO be con-
tinued when the boss leaves home
again.)
We give up nearly an entire column
to a notice of the g. A. R. services on
Decoration Day. We hope that all
business houses will be closed for two
or three hours so that all may have an
opportunity to witness the impressive
ceremonies.
The meeting of the Southeastern
Kansas Editorial Association will be
held at Chanute next week, commenc-
ing Tuesday. The meeting will be
followed by short excursion to the
terminus of the K. C.,L. & S. K. road.
THE REGISTER will be represented.
There was a liam" at the Baptist
church Sunday night to hear the ex-
ercises Of the Missionary Society girls.
Our standing room was so uncomfort-
able that we gave it up, but We hear
the performances we'll spoken of, es-
pecially those of Maud Richards and
Mary Horney.
Miss Jennie Hill, of Eldrid Pennsyl-
vania, Mrs A. F. Rothfuss, of Fort
Scott, Mrs. Stouch, of Gernett, and
Mrs. Helm and children, of Mound
City, are among late arrivals at the
Mineral Well. Miss Hill is sister of
Mr.. J. H. Hill, Sup't of Telegraph on
the K. G. L. & S. X. road.
The band boys have hired a Mr..
Buckles, lately leader of a band near
Vincennes Indiana, to drill them.
Mr.. B. is a competent teacher, and the
boys expect to meet three times week
between now and the Fourth in the
hope of carrying off one Of the prizes
offered for the best band music on that
day.
Knapp & Co. have just finished, for
a livery stable at Parsons, the finest
double carriage we have ever seen. 1t