The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-06-13

Capt. Christian was down from
CARLYLE Monday and informed u
that the Presbyterian church q
Carlyle IL making arrangements +
celebrate the quarter centennial an
niversary Of its organization ON Wed
nesday the 18th of June, This IL tn,
oldest church south of the Ksw rive
and has always been a strong AND
prosperous one. The exercises It tn,
church will consist of sermons and adj
dresses after which basket dinne]
will be served and q general gooC
social time INDUCED IL. Messrs Co
zine, Carnine aud Christian are the
executive committee on arrangement
and under their care there Is no danger
but that the occasion will be a most
pleasant one and one long to be rem
embere6
Owing to pressure Of work in the Of
flee we were unable, much to our re-
greet, to attend the picnic of the Horticul-
tural Society held last Saturday i'm Pan.
coasts grove. We had the satisfac.
ton Of knowing, however, that al
though absent we were not forgotten
as Mr.. PancOast came IN i'm the even.
ing with basket laden with our share
OF the good things of the feast. Judg.
ing from the samples the display Of
Strawberries especially must have been
very fine. Among the varieties placed
at our disposal, were the Crystal City,
Glendale, Trult Surprise, Sharpless,
and Longs White. We were also
shown some fine specimens of currants
and early potatoes. For a report of
the "doings" at the picnic our readers
are referred to the account kindly fur
nished by "Mollie Macumber."
On behalf Of the business men Of
lola who own property and pay the
taxes of the town we would respect
fully suggest to the city council tina
an ordinance fixing the license requir-
ed OF travelling salesman of notions |
etc. 30 high that It would be impOssi- |
bic for them to visit the place with |
any profit, would be received with a
great deal Of satisfaction. The REG.
IsTER Is protection" paper and 1t
believes just as firmly in local protec-
ton as 1t does i'm National. These
statesmen do the town no
good whatever. They injure the
trade OF men who are trying to do a
legitimate business. Nine times out
,f ten they swindle the man that buys
their goods. Ten times out of ten
hey are an unmitigated nuisance and
We think the council would be iusti-
ind In laying prohibitory tariff up
N them.
In the case Of John and Joseph Nc.
CoOl, to which we referred last week
! writ of replevin for the trunk and
FOODS, issued by Justice Harris last
Tuesday week ago, upon which the r
fcCOOls refused to deliver the goods. s
IN May %, upon the affidavit Of the :
John Beckley, that the prop
rty was In their possession, the JUS.
Ice issued warrant and commitments :,
Or their arrest and Confinement I'm jail !,
ntil they disclosed where the proper 4
Y was. They were arrested by the !,
fhcer near Mr.. Mead's, on Thursday
fter something of a chase, and on
'riday they had preliminary exami- :,
alton, and were bound over to the
district Court far larceny. John al {
D being bound over for assault with
ltent to kill. On Monday they were
rought out on writ Of habeas corpus
nd Judge Allison granted the writ
gliding that the affidavit upon which
hey had been arrested and cOfined O
as not sufficient. They were re- D
landed however, on the findings of n
he preliminary examination, N