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

JOS Stewart, formerly Of NumboIlt, grsdu
ssed win the degree Of l.. L. n. from Columbi
an Law University ut Washington on the ii.
On Monday 8. 4. Gleason lost ON the streets
pocket book containing s,ss and valuable "a
pers He offers a reward OF s2s for its return,
The ladies OF the Methodist church rave ,
strawberry and Ice cream festival on Wetipes.
day evening, which was successful financiaIl,
and otherwise.
The Mcknight brothers have removed thei,
, family here from independence.
! The Q. A. NJ. Club gave a hon at the raj.
dence Of Vim. Lindsay Monday. Although the
) AFFAIR was quite inpromptu it was one OF the
most enjoyable OF the long series given. The
thanks OF the club are due the Linisay family
for their cordial welcome.
Primary meeting OF Wednesday ,leyelove,, mo
opposition to the nomlnationof Mr.. Funston.
Earnest Critzer and VIM. Wakefield, old
Humboldt boys, ARE home again on short vista
Earnest, with his brother Gus, Is I'm the Jewel.
y business at SanAntonia, Tex. Billy Wake
HE'LL Is travelling for q drug concern with which,
he has been connected for several wears. s.
Moran Matters.
Only three weeks until the fourth. when
everybody and the children are expected TO be
at Moran to commemorate that most notable
period in the history of the United states. A
grand, good time Is anticipated. The Hon.
Oscar foust and Mr.. &. T.. Benton, Of lola,
have promised to be present, and the Hon. Geo.
A. Adams, of Martinsville, Indiana, IL ex.
pected to be present and deliver an address.
Come one I! come all and bring your baskets
well filed. Though refrcshment stands will
be on the grounds where anything needed can
he bought from peanut up TO a section of GIN
ger bread. There will be band contest in the
afternoon for purse Of so $40 to the first
best and SO to the second. Open to ALL
The lawn social at Mr.. T. +. Bakers was
largely attended and all seemed 10 enjoy them
selves. The literary exercises were varied and
good. Just before taking up the collection the
Moran Silver Cornet Band discoursed some ex-
cellent music which put all In a COOL humor TO
contribute.
Mr.. +. $. Lamb left Saturday with his fami-
" for ROsalia, Butler county, where he expects
10 make his future home.
Mr.. l.. Ii. Kline is ::crippled with the rheu.
natism.
Mr.. Cash has gone to Reese to work at his
rade. Mr.. ID. II. Mitchell has gone there also
% attend to his lumber yari. His family will
ollow as soon as they get the house ready.
Geo. A. Adams, OF Martinsvilie, Ind. and his
BROTHER John, of Morgantown, Ind, are visit.
ng their father, brothers aud other relatives In
his vicinity. Mr.. q. a. Adams Is q member
Il the present legislature, an incorporating
republican, and one of the leading attorneys OF
central Indiana. lie will remain with us for |
ome time for the purpose Of inveatigating our |
and troubles.
Our post master sold nearly 100 stamps last |
lon,lay. and it wasn't very good day for |
lamps either.
Dawson 4 Co. shipped car load of hogs |
Wednesday,.
Our new paper came out last Friday and Ia
sprightly 1.column folio and is credit to the |
own and we would advise you to look to your
aurels.
Miss Blanche Cain l. visiting her friend Miss
;f,ie Collect this week
We had o woman's rights woman with us
ne night last week. On Tuesday and We,ines.
lay evenings Mr.. Breish lectured for US. Next
lOnday night MIR. Bennett, the Democratic
temperance lecturer, will discourse to us on |
he evils OF intemperance; all are invited,
whether In favor Of or opposed to prohibition,
or Mr.. BENEFITS lecture Ia calculated tn con.
rm the believer, strengthen the wayering and
onvict If not convert the skeptical.
Mr.. Cowgirl. of FreslOnia, organized Ma.
onic lodge In Moran last saturday, the 7th,
nth $. e. Warmer as ". NJ, J., NJ. Collett s.
Y. ii. Collect Sec. q. A. Adams 5. D., and
Y. a. West J. ID. The regular meetings will
G on Saturday on or before each full moon and
ne second Saturday thereafter. The brethren
1ill take notice thereof and govern themselves
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