The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
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any one.
The little girls who are to mark til
soldiers graves next Monday are r,
lquested to meet at the new G. A.
armory, over Mcclure Bros stor
promptly at 1880 o'clock OH the abOv
named day.
We are in receipt Of o card announl
ing that the eighteenth annual com
mencement of the State Agriculture
College at Manhattan will be he'll
Thursday June 3, to Wednesday Jun
10, inclusive.
According to custom the churches @
the city will join in union memoria
services to be held next Sunday in tn
Baptist church. The address will b
delivered by Rev. J. f. Pickett, of tn
Christian church.
H. d. Smith is in Washington. Til,
Inter-S State says he is looking after hi.
clerkship under Nose Neal. We hav,
private information, however, that his
real object is to get pointers for his rae,
for Congress this fall.
In addition to furnishing thei
friends with very pleasant entertain
ment the ladies of the Christian churcl
cleared something over eleven dollar.
by their festival at the Opera House Oh
Thursday evening of last week.
lola talent will furnish two of oul
neighbOring towns with Memorial Day
addresses, Capt. H. A. Ewing speaking
at Geneva, and DR.. J. w. Scott at Gar.
nett. J. H. Fisher will also deliver an
address at Carpenters school house.
Tube paints, lustra metallic, metallic
brocades, gold silver and bronze paints,
porcelain, papier mache and pottery
plaques, easels, hangers, canvas, var
nish brushes, oil studies, wood novel
ties, etc., etc., at Goodhue & Evans.
In another place will be found pro-
gramme of the Memorial Day services
that are to he held in lola next Monday.
The exercises will be well worth hear
ing and if the weather is favorable a
large crowd will doubtless be in attend
2nce.
The ladies will find that Mrs. Simp-
son has chosen her spring stock of mil
linery with her usual fine taste and
judgment, and that she has also
brought Oh great many goods. Ev-
cry one can be suited in style and
price
While riding his horse to water Mon
day morning, Charlie Knight was
thrown or fell off, fracturing one of the
bones of his left fore arm and dislOcat-
ing the other one at the wrist. The in
Jury is very painful one but is rapidly
healing.
The report of the board of railroad
assessors, found in full on our inside
pages. makes interesting reading.
There is one saving thing about rail-
roads; They can't conceal their proper
~ or turn it into government bonds
he first of every March.
John Harris has secured the contract
Or building the new calabOose, his bid
being sos. The building will be 14xlS,
feet high, with double walls, and will
be located at the rear of Bar
Bartels' store room, between Madison
venue and West street.
Mr.. G. G. Clark, Of this city, present.
ID the REGISTER this week with sam
de of the finest strawberries that have
yet found their way to this sanctum.
They were of the "Champion" and
Cumberland Triumph" varieties and
we're phenomenal in size and flavor.
The Kilkenny fight is OIL. The REG
sTER will hold itself in readiness to
gather up the candal appendages when
t is over, and endeavOr to identify the
"Layon McDuf'' and give
Is chance to see how lovely and how
pleasant it is for brethren to dwell to-
,ether in unity.
Waters & Thayer are selling flour di-
ect to the consumer, thereby saving
hem 40 cents per one hundred pounds.
'atent flour, Sl.35 per sack; Bakers |
lour, Sl.25 per sack: Fancy flour, 80
ents per sack chop, 20 cents per 100 |
pounds; bran, 20 cents per 100 pounds. |
Telephone orders from Whitaker's res
A number of travelling men were |
discussing the towns of Allen county |
t the Pennsylvania Central the other
vening, and all agreed that lola was
y far the best town in the county.
Iome of them that make regular trips
ere, never visit any of the other towns
t all. These remarks are pretty large
lied straws.
The REGISTER was remembered in a
andsome manner this week by
lumber of its friends who have been
uccessful with their Strawberries. G..
. WinslOw, of Allen Centre, G. G..
lark, of this place, and Geo. r.
thompson, of MarmatOn, each left with
8 splendid samples which were highly
Parties at distance when RENTING
honey in small amounts to the REGIS
Err would greatly accommodate us by
q postal note, which costs
My three cents, or by sending one and
vO cents stamps. We have lately re-
,ived several remittances in ten cent
amps. The 1.-TWO centers" do not cost
ny more and they are much more
Prof. Harris learned from his mother
no arrived here from Deming, n. NJ,
4 Monday that one of his nephews
as captured and killed by the Apach-
during their present out break.
rs. Harris says that those twenty or
lirty Indians are actually terrOrizing
lat whole country and that the peo-
lie have very little faith in the United
tates Army.
In talking with gentleman from
aola last week he told us that since
IS had been found at that place he
'wn had taken on new life. The gas ,
being used for heating and lighting
e city, a big glass factory is under
'ntract to locate there, and numerous !.
her enterprises are on foot that would
ever have been started but for the
cky find. May Paola's experience
, duplicated by lola is our fervent
aver. i
The scionticon entertainment at the Y