The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-06-18

ciated and when the fair singer
marched away down the street they
were the observed of all observers
Those composing the company wer,
Misses go or 21-s. A decent regarC
for the opinions of mankind and par
ticularly for our own well being. for
bids US being more specific.)
McCook Post has gone to work fit
ting up its new armory, over Mcclure
Bros store. A sky-light has been cut
in the rear part of the hall for the dou.
bic purpose of light and ventilation
and some quite radical changes will be
made in the arrangement of the ante
rooms. One of the windows at the
rear of the building will be
cut down into door and a rear stair
way will be built. the ceiling will be
plastered, double doors cut ut the head
of the front stairway and many other
changes and improvements will be
made to put the hall in first-class con-
ditiOn as an assembly room. Eckley
and Harris are doing the carpenter
work.
We hope that in the primaries to be
held next week the recommendation of
the Central Committee as to voting di-
rect for the candidates will be carried
out. We have tried the old system
long enough to know that it is apt to
give rise to much dissatisfaction. We
wish the new system might be given
at least one fair trial. Let every dele
CATION come to the County Convention
instructed as to the vote it is expected
to cast for each candidate and let the
man who goes back on his instructions,
as long as there is a possible show to
carry them out, be politically damned.
If this is done we will have no trading
or bargaining and we will havea ticket
that will command united republican
support.
On last Thursday evening. June 10,
Mr.. Henry Steyer and Miss Clara
Shank were married at the residence
of the brides parents, Rev. VIM. Han
kins officiating. Soon after the cere-
monty was performed the band took
up position near the residence and
played several selections in honor of
the event. They were invited in and
served with elaborate refreshments,
after more music, with
many good wishes for the bridal pair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steyer have already be-
gun housekeeping having rented resi-
dcnce near the school house. The Reg
IsTER extends them its best wishes
and hopes that their united way may
be one of pleasantness and all their
paths be peace.
The lawn social given by the Libra
~ ladies at Mrs. l.. A. Thrasher's res
idence on Tuesday evening was an en-
tire success, as everything is which |
these ladies undertake. The grounds |
we're handsomely Illuminated and with |
the neatly spread tables and the ami
mated groups of guests scattered here |
and there, presented very inviting |
appearance. The band was present
Turing the evening and furnished fine
music, while another and much en-
Dyed feature of the evenings enter
ainment was recitation by Miss Sa-
lie Travis. On account Of their char
lcteristic weakness in giving much for
title, the ladies cleared only about SO,
)ut the evening was a most pleasant
me for all concerned. SO we have heard
10 repinings.
The REGISTER extends to the teach
rs, now students, at the Normal, its
Usual cordial greeting and hopes they
will have a jolly time in addition tO
aging up tons Of petrified knowledge.
Life at the Normal, to the faithful stu
lent, means plenty of hard work; but
t also means pleasant associations,
,hange from the drudgery Of teaching,
. refreshing and filling up instead of a