The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-24

Unless prevented by some unforeseen
accident, the postoffice will be remov-
ed to the new building tomorrow
night. CIV. is determined to open up
the finest office in Southern Kansas,
whether he lasts over night or not.
III YOU are blind you will be delight
ed with the music at the Opera House
next Wednesday and Thursday even
ipps, and if you are deaf you will be
enraptured with the costumes. Re
served seats for sale at Anderson u De-
Clute's.
1.-THE iron fence for the school house
ward has arrived and is being put in
position. 1t is very ornamental and
is certainly strong enough to with
stand the attacks of many generations
of school children. The total cost of
the fence was 81 200. -
IF this thing continues much longer
we must insist on the erection OF city
hospital. There must be some ar
ranpement made for taking proper
care of those who call at this office
every day to inquire if it is warm
enough for US.
Mrs. Greason, assisted by number
of Young ladies and by host of little
Girls. has been hard at work for more
than four weeks on the Musical Cha
rade, and it will be as nearly perfect
as any thing of the kind can be- You
can't afford to miss it.
We are informed of the death, on last
Friday. after a long and painful ill
ness. of Mrs. Cary Rousch, of this
township. The funeral services were
conducted on Saturday by Rev. VIM.
/ Hankins. and the remains were inter-
red in the cemetery at Piqua.
Considering the fact that "Even
Sections" is one of the ablest lawyers
in the state, and one who has thorough
" studied this land question, it occurs
TO us that "NEXu should be convinced
of the truth of our remark last week,
that he knows a great many things
that are not so.
Upon gathering up the fragments
that remained after the departure OF
their guests, who went out to surprise
them three weeks ago, Mr.. and Mrs
Funston found quite number OF stray
dishes, which they have deposited al
Anderson & DeClute's where the own
ers may find them.
We regret that Prof. o. E. Olin's lee
ture did not come one night earlier 81
that we could have reported it in this
: issue. The Professors lecture before
the Institute last year was one of the
yery best ever delivered in this city
and Judging from that we do not doub
that those who heard him last nigh
r enjoyed rich treat.
.fnstead of n Cantata, as we have
HhAretofore announced it, the entertain
,, ufefft to be placed upon the boards n
! the Opera House next "Wednesday ant
Thursday evenings, is entitled a Mu
steal Charade, in three acts The enter
taiument is given under the direction
of Mrs. Greason for the benefit of th,
{ G, A. r, Post, and We hope it will b
!. literally patronized. 4
We call attention To MIR. Hender
!. sons notice of the Institute lectures
: published elsewhere in this paper
Both of the gentlemen named ar
i scholarly and well informed, and thei
lectures will undoubtedly be very III
/. ! structive and entertaining. lola hasn'
= much of reputation for attending lee
? lures, and we would like very much
see her take a new departure.
ei Rev. ]. V. Coombs who gave a lee
ture here some weeks ago, wa her
D again last Tuesday evening and CAV
Il an Evolutionary entertainment at tn
!. Christian church. Mr.. CoonIhs Is
!. very fair elocutiopist, being particular
.e w free from the '.stagy" manner I
most professional readers. His entel