The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-28

& G. d. Ingersoll and family arrived
1t here last week, and Mr.. 1. has taker
Mr.. Roots place in the grocery aud
t drug firm Of Marsh & Root. Mr.. In
gersoll has large number of old
friends and acquaintance here, who
3 are glad to Sc him located among us
again.
Tuesdays dispatches contain &C
counts Of an elegant reception rendered
Hon. E. H. Funston at the hospitable
home of Senator Ingalls, on last Mon
day night. A large number were in
vited and the occasion was no doubt a
pleasant and fiattering one to the new
representative.
Mr.. Oscar Foust sold his residence
this week to Mr.. Henry Hiser, late of
Shenandoah Pa, who took immediate
possession. Mr.. Foust has moved in
to one of Mr.. Neighbours houses near
the Southern Kansas depot, which he
will occupy until he can build a new
residence.
That old "Vet" is wholly irrepressi-
bic. Always at the front with the best
corps of assistants as none but reliable |
sterling men land not tramps) are en-
ployed. Hence no new man on your
face at each alternate shave. Good
shaving, perfect courtesyand no multi
alton is our motto.
The young ladies of the 81. of C."
society were so entirely successful with
their statuary social held last week
that they have decided to try it again.
This time it will be tableau social
and will be given at the Opera House
next Friday evening. The girls have
boundless energy and zeal and their
success is assured in anything they I'M
dertake.
Charlie Shank, one of Harper's most
gallant and enterprising young men,
who has been in Kansas City on bust
ness respecting steam laundry which {
he and D. o. Ladd are going to estab- ,
lish in Harper, passed through here
last Saturday eveningon his way home !
We wish him success in his business >
and hope next time he will stop off at 9
the lola seaside.
CaSmire & Co. are closing out
their plows at very low ,
prices. Call soon and get a 2
n
This spring seems to have been pat d
srned expressly for the benefit of the il
Did signs and adages. The ground a
hog saw his shadow on the second of a
February and went back into his den +
Turing the six weeks Of cold weather II
hat followed, but since he come out L
he second time he has had no reason Il
o seek shelter again. So March came p
n like lion but is going out like o
amb. Which is as it should be. Il
Alter many days and much talk lola
8 at last to have militia company. A
Meeting was held at Lee Fuckers on
Monday night, at which nineteen e.
-oung men were present who signifi- b
d their willingness to join such an Or If
.anization. It's. Slower was elected n
aptain and committees were appoint
d on uniform, constitution &C. An Il
ther meeting will be held at the court y
louse next Mondvy evening, at which il
he organization Of the company will 81
re completed and the subordinate Off n
ers elected. We are glad to see the Il
'oys take hold of this matter, and I'M
Ter the able management of Capt. IL
over We have no doubt that the COM g
ANY will be an entire success. N
The concert by the Tennesseeans lie
tuesday night was we'll attended, the Il
opera House being comfortably filled. ii
While the entertainment was a good
ne, it hardly met our expectations. u
The company are by no means as well
rained singers individually or collect
vely, as the Wilberforce company that
vas here three weeks ago. The sopra- Ell
los had no voice to speak of, and the X
enors were great deal too much after l
he buzz saw order. The basso profun- Ii
10 was probably the most pleasing W
niger in the company. He certainly II
las voice of wonderful depth and :,
'olume, and he uses it to very good +
dvantage. His "Sophia" song took L.
'etter than any other number on the E.
Taken altogether, however, D
he Tennesseeans saint what they W