The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-07-27

Mr.. Mat. Fields and wife, starte
Monday for their old home in Hal
rodsburg. Indiana, on visit of som
two or three weeks. Ralph McDowe
will take Mr.. Fields place O
McClure's during his absence.
We are requested to say that ther
will be match game of base ball a
Moran on Saturday afternoon July q
between the Deer creek nine and tn
Moran Mutuals, the winning club t
take the ball and bat. We UNDERSTAND
there will be game played here a
soon as our club can get their nine OF
gapieed.
Va. G. Scott will deliver lecture be
fore the Normal Institute Monda.
night. Subject, "Moral Grit" Prof
w. H. Carruth will lecture Wednesda,
night. Subject, "What we are doing
Ind what not" These lectures Art
not addressed exclusively to teachers
and the public generally is invited
The admittance is free.
By the report of the meeting of the
Republican central committe, it will
De seen that Oct. 6, has been fixed as
the date for holding the Republican
county convention, That will leave
just one month for the campaign.
There are good many candidates for
each of the offices to be filled, and a
good deal of hard work will be done
before the convention meets.
AIR. Robert Cook, through his agent
Nr. Snyder, has lately sold to Mr.. ].
Anderson, Lake Forest, ILL.,, his fine
herd of high grade short horn cattle
numbering A head. Mr.. Anderson is
the proprietor of Allendale stock farm
located a few miles northeast of town,
and with this addition his herd OH the
farm now numbers So head of high
grade short horn cattle, most Of them
nearly thoroughbred.
when you come to compare Kansas
with other States, she generally holds
her own. MIR. Frank Root, just re-
turned from New York, says that in
all the States through which he trav-
,lled, crop prospects were generally
,oor. owing mainly to the excessive
aims, aud that Kansas made altogeth-
n the best showing Of any. In pri-
rate letter from J. H. Fisher, who is
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, in
peaking of the prospects, he says, "In
act, 1 have nowhere seen crops that
will compare with those in the sunny
State" When you are inclined to
,rowl about Kansas, see how our
leighbors are getting along.
"A certain we'll known young lady of
ola beat a certain young man at his
wn game a few days ago. After
Walking to the mineral well the young
idy protested that she was quite tired
ut and didn't know how she was to
ct back up town. A bystander pro-
osed that the young man should car
y her. He very naturally deiHurred
, this. Or, at least, naturally or not,
e did demur to it, but proposed to
heel her up in a barrow. She assent
1 at once, hoped into the wheelbar-
wv aud told him to drive Oh, which |
e did. 1t was a hot day too. She
'asn't one of our light weights, either.
loyal: Beware Of proposing.
Prot. DeLille's entertainments Tues
ny and Wednesday evenings, have
Xcited good deal Of interest among
hose who attended them. The Pro-
ssor dlsclaims all supernatural agen-
:, but his performances seem little
lOrt of miraculous. His "coat trick"
the best we have ever seen, and
GEMS utterly ineomprehensible to the
He will probably make
lis place his headquarters for month
: two during the hot weather, and
ill give entertainments occasionally
the neighboring towns. We bespeak
ood houses for him and can assure
Ir neighbors that they will never re-
ret going to hear him. The Professor
SKIS us to return his thanks to the
and for furnishing music on Tuesday
rening.
w. A. Cowan returned Tuesday from
upon the meeting of the
upreme Temple U. o. A. Il. at Strea-
,r, Ill. He adds his testimony also to
he superiority of the outlook of crops
Kansas, over that in any other state
trough which he passed. He reports
n interesting and encouraging meet
lg, which elected the following Off
RS for the ensuing year: H. N.
yam, Streator, ILL.,, Supreme Temp
r; w. A. Cowan, lola, Kaiieas. Past
upreme Templar; H. P. Dow, Man.
attain, Kansas, Supreme Vice Temp
r; The Rev. ]. R. Hoist, Streator,
l., Supreme Lecturer; J. B. Hill,
treator, Ill. Supreme Recorder; R. C.
Eyer, Streator, ILL.,, Supreme Treas
rer; 8. NJ. Kennedy, Chicago, Su-
RENE Marshal; J. Reidy, Chicago,
upreme Guard; Mr.. Johnson, Chica-
D, Supreme Waterman; DR.. J. H.
inley, Streator, ILL.,, Supreme Medi-
Il Examiner.
CARD.
I wish to return the sincerest thanks